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Sheldon in Nashville

 I had a great time playing at the Commodore Grille – the first time I played there in the Nashville Songwriter Showcase.

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What a blast to play with Amanda, Dennis and Pete.

 

Drove down with my girlfriend named Sofia who is a photographer, and got a lot of cool pictures.

Taylor Lewis, Amanda Colleen Williams, Sheldon Tyacke. Copyright 2022. Photo credit Sofia Petelina. Al Rights Reserved. Used By Permission.

 

Met some cool people.  A lady from Washington State was there.  We chatted with her a bit after.  She and her friend were in the front row and said they were really digging the show.

 

While I was in Music City, I got some great recording sessions at 522 Studio with producer and collaborator Amanda Colleen Williams.  There are lots of cool new tracks coming up in the future.

 

Also had a really cool show at the events center The 7695 and unloaded some Sasquatch gear.

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Had a really cool drive down from Canada, but I have to say Milwaukee was my favorite city besides Nashville.

 

I did have a special stop off in Chicago.  I’ll tell you that story sometime.

Thinking about putting out some new music soon

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Now that things are starting to open up a bit, I’m thinking a lot about getting back down to Nashville to record some new music.

Been writing a lot with my friends from Tennessee and Texas U.S.A., and it’s been over a year since my last visit to The ‘ States.

Passing the time with long motorcycle rides with my photographer friend, Sofia.

Here are a couple of the pictures she took last week.

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Motorcycles

I grew up riding motorcycles.

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Most of them that I had my dad could never afford expensive ones.  So most of the time, we’d be pushing the motorcycle rather than actually riding the motorcycle.

 

We come from a mechanical family.  My dad would hand me a wrench and say, here’s how you do it, go to it.

 

Fix it on your own because I don’t want to fix it when I get home.

 

I first got to buy my own when I was in my 40s, I guess.  I love it.

 

And hot girls love motorcycles.