David Street is a songwriter musician entertainer with diversified musical interests.This Nashville Tennessee Theme Song is a song he wrote and dedicated to Nashville, The Grand Ole Opry, and the multitudes of stars who originated there. Country music is more popular now than ever before. This Nashville Tennessee Theme Song is recorded in a traditional style with a little new country flavor. We hope that you enjoy this song and tell all of your friends where they can download their copy. Be sure to check out David's "Bluesman EZ STreet" album here, http://www.CDBaby.com/ezstreet ,and the song "Goin' Down To Memphis". Another of David's works can be found here, http://www.cdbaby.com/rockdoctors ,, A little about David Street, David grew up playing guitar and harmonica on the banks of the Mississippi river. He continued his journey in music playing all across the USA, Canada, and the Caribbean.... In NYC he met and played bass on stage with Johnny Winter, Buddy Miles, Jimi Hendrix and many more top professionals of that era. He joined a band called Train which was signed to Capitol Records and was a big part of the inspiration for the famous "Woodstock" concert that you have probably heard the music from and seen the movie. Train was managed and produced by Michael Lang and Artie Kornfeld, the two people who actually orginized and put the Woodstock concert together. Artie is named "The father of Woodstock" you can find all of these facts on the internet. He then traveled across the USA. where he met and played music with many more top music professionals such as Stevie Wonder, Dianna Ross, Bobby Womack, Dr. Hook, Joe Cocker, and Leon Russell, just to name a few. The band Rare Earth recorded a song David wrote and dedicated to his friend Jimi Hendrix called "Funky Black Man" which you can find on You Tube along with another version of the same song recorded by Earnest Jackson. The Band HUB an offspring band of Rare Earth recorded another of David's songs, "Down To Acapulco" on the Capitol record label. After a while he returned to his home state of Tennessee and lived in Nashville where he aquired an endorsement from Hohner Harmonicas, (Hohner Inc.) the Worlds oldest and largest manufacturer and distributor of harmonicas. He put a band together in Nashville called, The Rock Doctors and recorded an album. One of the songs off that album was picked up by the Dick Clark TV Production, "So You Think You Can Dance" and used as a commercial for the show. Moving back to Memphis he recorded an album "Bluesman," EZ Street, Goin' Down To Memphis, and now performs in many venues around the Memphis area. He still tours the USA from time to time and you may even catch one of his shows in other cities around the world. David's music is recorded at, Crossroads Music Memphis/Nashville. CrossroadsMusic@bellsouth.net