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Thanks to all who attended our May 15th, 2010 show. It was a great success, and we all had a terrific time! We always enjoy performing and bringing smiles on the faces of our fans... Thanks again to all of our sponsors. Be sure and check out our sponsors, and let them know, if you enjoyed the show. See you at the palace again this coming may!
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Dave Nabors began playing instruments at the age of 8 years old. He performed for his Elementary school where he got his first paying job at 13 playing for the school dance after a football game. When Dave was 15 he began playing the piano. He won various awards through school while playing the Clarinet, Sax and Flute at football games and competitions. Dave also set his sights on playing the bass and the electric guitar. He played various music genres such as Classical, Rock-N-Roll, R & B, Soul, Big Horn Bands and country. In 1971, while playing in the musicians union in Atlanta, Georgia, Dave was introduced to Percy Sledge, and performed with Percy that year. Dave also filled in for Country Road and the Stagecoach. Dave relocated to Pikeville Tennessee in 2001 and retired from music until his return in 2006 while freelancing for various bands in Crossville Tennessee. |
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Scott Smith got his first guitar at age 9, which led to learning songs of his favorite artists such as Led Zepplin, Boston, Eric Clapton among others. He joined his first band at the age of 15 and played locally throughout High School. At the age of 18 Scott furthered his career by playing the local club circuit with the “Kermit Potter Band”. After the “Kermit Potter Band” Scott was performing freelance work for other bands across East Tennessee. Scott then formed the band “Menjury” where they performed together for two years at Sisco’s Lounge in Crossville Tennessee as the house band. Scott recently owns and manages a recording studio and CD duplication company. |
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Mike Klinedinst played drums professionally from the age of 12-30 with such artists as Tommy Tutone, Tanya Tucker, Becky Hobbs, Trisha Yearwood, Del Reeves, Max Johns, The Houston/Paul Blues Band, and his all-time favorite Mark Stuart. After 13 years of retirement (don't let the 20 year old body fool ya!), playing bingo, and watching "The Price Is Right," Mike has emerged out of retirement, only because of his friendship with lead guitarist Scott Smith. |
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Tricia Clark was born and raised in Bethpage,TN. Tricia began singing to family and friends at around age 6. Tricia grew up listening to live music, and it wasn't long before she knew what she wanted to do. Tricia moved to Cookeville in 2004 and had pretty much gotten out of music, until she met Scott Smith and Dave Nabors. “They have helped to remind me why I love music and how much fun it really is.” She has performed in many different State competitions, fundraisers, The Cumberland Jamboree, and even auditioned for American Idol. Over the years Tricia has taken vocal, piano, and guitar lessons. She hopes to one day master them all. “I love to sing, must most of all I love the way music moves people”.
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Marley Wyatt is a native of Crossville, Tennessee. She has been singing and performing since the early age of 3. She started singing in church at the age of 8. Through her teenage years, she sang in Crossville and surrounding counties in Tennessee. She released her first CD at the age of 17. She has performed on national television, won numerous talent competitions and was a regular performer of the National Anthem at the Tennessee Smokiest Baseball games for 7 years. One of her biggest accomplishments to date is when she had the opportunity to open up for country star Linda Davis. Marley was also a regular performer at the Cumberland Jamboree for 2 years. A graduate of Tennessee Tech University, Marley is extremely excited to be a part of "Pop Goes the Palace" and honored to be able to perform with such a talented group of musicians. |
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Dewayne Wagner - 52 year old native of Cumberland County, and married father of two children and two stepchildren. Dewayne is a very talented musician who plays guitar, bass, and is a very accomplished vocalist. He inherited his abilities from a family rich with musical talent. This explains why his performing began at the tender age of six. Dewayne has played with top local bands, including Southern Variety, Siverado, and with The Trackside Band at the Cumberland Jamboree. Anyone hearing Dewayne play or sing is immediately impressed with his style, stage presence, and talent. |
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Chuck Chafins - Influences from the The Beatles,The Stones to the sixties sounds of Motown, Chuck Chafins became interested in playing the bass guitar after seeing Paul McCartney playing his Hofner and listening to James Jamerson playing those fantastic bass lines in so many of the Motown music groups. Chuck started his first band in Junior High School playing rhythm and lead guitar, and has played in many bands thru-out his life. A true bassman, Chuck Chafin's smooth energetic guitar playing adds another level of excitement to the group. |
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Terry Rogers - Terry began playing a mandolin at age 7. He got his first Guitar from Scott Smith at age 13. Scott Mentored Terry and in a very short time he was playing Zeppelins Stairway to heaven and Aqualung by Jethro Tull. Terry's never ending passion led him to studying guitar scales and modes that would further his creativity on the guitar. He met with members of the band the "Atlanta Rhythm Section" who formed a Blues band and played gigs around Atlanta. In 1988 Terry Begin Recording his first Rock album ,"Guitar Guru", and completed it in early 1989.Having a great interest in guitar design, Terry begin designing guitars. In 1998 Terry was invited to Tokyo Japan to demonstrate his new guitars. Soon he was invited back to do a series of club gigs as a special guest with some of Japans finest musicians. Terry Rogers Guitars has been reviewed in Guitar Player Magazine and are sold worldwide. Terry "The Shredder" Rogers. Great guitar maker, great guitarist! |
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Whooz Countin’ was formed in January 2009 and consists of some of the Cumberland’s finest musicians and vocalists. David Nabors sings and plays keyboard, Scott Smith sings and plays guitar Mike Klinedinst plays the drums, Dewayne Wagner plays guitar and Chuck Chafins plays the bass guitar. Marley Wyatt and Tricia Clark are the fabulous female singers of Whooz Countin’. |
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