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Sat, Jan 1 2011 12:25
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Happy New Year
Sat, Jan 1 2011 12:20
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New Year, New Site! Huge thanks to Chris Sharp for his mad web skillz.
Recording on the wire and Australia
Wed, Dec 29 2010 05:34
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Here at the house I'm working on two recording projects at once for different people in Australia. Not to mention I just finished another one for someone else “down under”. Maybe it's time for a trip to visit new friends and go to the beach there!!!
"Country Strong"
Mon, Dec 27 2010 09:44
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I just went with Stephanie to see “Country Strong” at a local theater; it was really fun seeing myself and so many friends up on the silver screen. Gwyneth sings really well, and Tim McGraw acts quite well: go figure!
Wintertime climbing in Nashville!!
Just got back from climbing vertical ice on the side of the 840 Interstate here in Nashville. Free-soloing 40 feet off the ground with nobody around in case of a mishap gives truth to the adage “Adventure is where you find it”... Even in Nashville city limits.
Taylor Swift - "Speak Now"
Fri, Nov 5 2010 08:29
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The just-released Taylor Swift album “Speak Now” that I played on, sold over a million copies in it's first week! It's great to be a part of something that huge, and to all the haters out there, I can tell you she's a talented, sweet young lady.
New Steel Guitar
Fri, Sep 17 2010 05:49
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I got a new lap steel from Bill Asher today! It looks and sounds great, and he has it set up so I can run around on stage while playing it.
Our Wedding Anniversary!!
Fri, Sep 10 2010 07:18
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It's me and Stephanie's anniversary! Sounds like time for a night out with good food and wine.
Europe with Pam Tillis
Fri, Aug 20 2010 06:20
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Just got back from two shows over ten days in Europe with Pam Tillis. This is what we in the industry call “paid vacation”. We played a festival in Denmark on our second day over there, then got to goof off in Stockholm Sweden for several days. We saw the royal palace and attended a huge music and culture festival there. Oh yeah, we drank some great beer too! We traveled up to Gavle where I did a little climbing with the locals and toured the city in a kayak. Just when things were about to get boring we played another show, then headed home. Did I mention it was 73 degrees and sunny the whole time? I don't like to tour too much, but it was a perfect break from the hottest Nashville summer on record.
Website Update
Sun, May 30 2010 08:16
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I can't believe it... it's been more than two years since I've updated my site. A major overhaul will be happening later this year, but here are some things that have been going on in my world...
The Billy Currington song referenced below wound up being the most-played song of 2007 as well as the ASCAP song of the year: it was great to be an integral part of such a MONSTER hit! I did a bit of road work on Tim McGraw's 2008 Live Your Voice tour with the opener Halfway to Hazard and I can sum it up with two words---GREAT CATERING! Also, I made it up to New York twice that fall to perform on The Late Show With David Letterman; those performances will be on my updated videos page, but you can find them on my youtube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/renwicksmithcurry
Last fall and this Spring I did some touring with Julianne Hough of "Dancing With The Stars" fame, and a bunch of super fun guys in the band. Additionally, I recently got back from a two week trip to China where we rocked the place and I can attest: it's BIG!
This February I was asked to act in the new Gwyneth Paltrow film "Love Don't Let Me Down". I played a steel guitar player, so it wasn't too much of a stretch for me! My scene was with the lovely Leighton Meester, and the film will be in theaters later this year.
I've been writing some great new tunes (well at least I think they are!), and performing them locally with my two bands The White Owls and Smith and Todd's Excellent Adventure. Be sure to look for more music coming up soon!
I've also gotten a few good climbing trips in. I went to Yosemite in May 2007 where I did some smaller climbs, then spent two and a half days on Mt. Watkins's 2,900ft south face. The following January's ice climbing trip out to Colorado was spectacular with some pretty fun/scary free solos as well as a few dicey leads. In August 2008 I went to the Pacific Northwest, where I tackled Mt. Slesse's northwest buttress: a huge fang of rock in British Columbia's Chiliwack region. We started at 1 am and it wound up being a thirty hour push car-to-car due to not only the 3,000 feet of vertical rock but also the insane 25+ mile hike out!
Smith
The Billy Currington song referenced below wound up being the most-played song of 2007 as well as the ASCAP song of the year: it was great to be an integral part of such a MONSTER hit! I did a bit of road work on Tim McGraw's 2008 Live Your Voice tour with the opener Halfway to Hazard and I can sum it up with two words---GREAT CATERING! Also, I made it up to New York twice that fall to perform on The Late Show With David Letterman; those performances will be on my updated videos page, but you can find them on my youtube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/renwicksmithcurry
Last fall and this Spring I did some touring with Julianne Hough of "Dancing With The Stars" fame, and a bunch of super fun guys in the band. Additionally, I recently got back from a two week trip to China where we rocked the place and I can attest: it's BIG!
This February I was asked to act in the new Gwyneth Paltrow film "Love Don't Let Me Down". I played a steel guitar player, so it wasn't too much of a stretch for me! My scene was with the lovely Leighton Meester, and the film will be in theaters later this year.
I've been writing some great new tunes (well at least I think they are!), and performing them locally with my two bands The White Owls and Smith and Todd's Excellent Adventure. Be sure to look for more music coming up soon!
I've also gotten a few good climbing trips in. I went to Yosemite in May 2007 where I did some smaller climbs, then spent two and a half days on Mt. Watkins's 2,900ft south face. The following January's ice climbing trip out to Colorado was spectacular with some pretty fun/scary free solos as well as a few dicey leads. In August 2008 I went to the Pacific Northwest, where I tackled Mt. Slesse's northwest buttress: a huge fang of rock in British Columbia's Chiliwack region. We started at 1 am and it wound up being a thirty hour push car-to-car due to not only the 3,000 feet of vertical rock but also the insane 25+ mile hike out!
Smith