CMHoF Reveals ‘Dylan, Cash and the Nashville Cats’ Exhibit
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (CMHoF) debuted its latest exhibition Thursday night, March 26, titled, Dylan, Cash, and the Nashville Cats: A New Music City Presented by Citi.
Charlie Daniels and Charlie McCoy kicked off the evening in the upstairs Event Hall, with performances of songs featured in the large-scale exhibit. Afterward VIP attendees were allowed an exclusive preview of the new exhibition, which officially opens today (March 27).
Pictured (L-R): Nashville Cats David Briggs, Lloyd Green, and Mac Gayden; CMHoF curator Michael Gray; Nashville Cats Wayne Moss and Norbert Putnam; and guest co-curator Pete Finney. Photo: Jason Davis, Getty Images
Pictured (L-R): designer Jeff Stamper; CMHoF’s Warren Denney; artist Jon Langford; and the CMHoF’s Carolyn Tate, Mick Buck, and Kyle Young. Photo: CK Photo
Nashville Cat Charlie Daniels (background) browses the galleries with CMHoF’s Carolyn Tate (foreground). Photo: Jason Davis, Getty Images
Pictured (L-R): Nashville Cats Mac Gayden, Lloyd Green, Wayne Moss, Charlie Daniels, and Charlie McCoy; CMHoF’s Kyle Young; Marcie Allen Van Mol, President of MAC Presents; CMHoF’s Carolyn Tate; and Nashville Cat David Briggs. Photo: Jason Davis, Getty Images
Pictured (L-R): CAA’s Rod Essig, CMHoF’s Lisa Purcell, and the Grand Ole Opry’s Pete Fisher. Photo: CK Photo
Emmy Lou Harris (L) with Jo Walker-Meador (R). Photo: CK Photo
Bobby Braddock (L) with Harold Bradley (R). Photo: CK Photo
Pictured (L-R): Alexandra Guralnick, historian and author Peter Guralnick, and the CMHoF Mick Buck. Photo: CK Photo
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