Nathan Stringer Summer Music Show on DVD!

It was almost a year ago when I told Nathan I was going to produce a local music TV series and he was going to be the host.  I could see the disappointment on his face, like, “What’s the angle here?  Because that’s not going to happen and now he’s taking my picture and shit’s getting weird!”  But I don’t just talk about doing something, I do it!  And I’m really pleased with The Nathan Stringer Summer Music Show…

Authentic Southern singer songwriters from the Greensboro musical underground - that’s what this show is all about!  Four half hours of amazing music starring Grand Ole Uproar, Bob Fleming, Taylor Bays, DC Carter, Rachel Amick, Josh Crocker, Grady Riddle, and Gavan Holden. Along with videos from Bare the Traveler, Ameriglow, Jack Carter & the Armory, and Savage Music Clique.  

Hosted by that legendary partymonster, super-sexy Nathan Stringer!  Gorgeous gals & guys and crazy classic TV commercials!  OJ Simpson vs Chevy Nova!  Bette Davis vs Aunt Bee! 

Available NOW on DVD!

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Joan Crawford's Feud with Lucy!

Now that the mini-series Feud, the Bette Davis / Joan Crawford slugfest, let's look back at another clash Crawford had with a big star, none other than Lucille Ball, the Queen of Television.

Lucy's Backstage Battles also includes clashes with Tallulah Bankhead and Liz Taylor & Richard Burton!

Trump Hates Nathan Stringer Summer Music Show!

This is sooooo rude!  Our President can’t help himself, attacking a fine American like Nathan Stringer because his TV show only has 5 followers!  Show your resistance to Donald Trump by ‘Following’ The Nathan Stringer Summer Music Show!

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Nathan Stringer Summer Music Show #1

Authentic Southern acoustic singer songwriters from the Greensboro musical underground - that’s what this show is all about!  Here’s the first episode starring Grand Ole Uproar and Taylor Bays with videos from Ameriglow and Jack Carter & The Armory. Interspersed are wild, crazy classic commercials from the TVparty! vault - you can’t beat that! Produced by Billy Ingram, directed by Les Butchart with sound by Mark Robertson.