Asylum Records

Shady Ladies Of Music City

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Susan & Evelyn became the first two women to run a record label in Nashville together at Asylum Records. During this episode, they take you through their time at the label – how it started, how they industry reacted and how it ultimately was shut down.

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:38 – Susan’s trip to the hospital

7:55 – the days of Asylum Records

10:05 – Susan’s prison time & the first dinner

11:25 – Nashville’s reaction

12:35 – 'Tammy Wynette Remembered'

13:10 – George Jones’ ‘Cold Hard Truth’

14:30 – the plight at country radio

17:20 – Fedex debacle

18:05 – the accomplishments

18:45 – the GRAMMYs

23:00 – playing golf

23:40 – Music City Myths

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Asylum Records

Shady Ladies Of Music City

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