EP# 33: Creating a Musical Legacy: Ed Snodderly's Journey with The Down Home Music Venue

Good Neighbor Podcast: Tri-Cities

What makes Ed Snodderly with The Down Home a good neighbor?

Have you ever wondered what it takes to create a legendary music venue? Join us on the Good Neighbor Podcast as we sit down with Ed Snodderly, a celebrated songwriter and performer who, alongside his friend Joe "Tank" Leach, founded the Down Home music venue in 1976. Ed shares captivating stories of their journey, from hosting music legends like John Lee Hooker and Willie Dixon to fostering a welcoming environment for both performers and attendees. This episode celebrates the power of music and the sense of community it brings, reflecting on Ed's own musical roots and the relationships built through the Down Home's intimate setting.
Join us for an inspiring conversation that highlights the importance of word of mouth in sustaining a beloved local venue. We explore Ed's personal journey, from mastering guitar basics with his father to the ongoing passion that fuels his performances and songwriting. This episode emphasizes the significance of community support and collaboration, featuring heartwarming stories of locals discovering and cherishing the Down Home. As we wrap up, we express our gratitude to Ed and encourage listeners to nominate their favorite local businesses for future episodes. Don't miss this enriching dialogue filled with dedication, passion, and the enduring success of a true musical haven.
To learn more about The Down Home go to:

https://thedownhome.com/

The Down Home

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Chapters

1. The Down Home Music Venue Interview (00:00:00)

2. The Power of Music and Community (00:07:29)

3. Community Support and Collaboration (00:17:27)