Third-generation family members of two of Nashville's legendary artists will join for a concert on Saturday, Aug. 18, at Tennessee Valley Theatre, 184 W. Jackson Ave., Spring City, Tennessee.
Meagan Taylor, great-niece of Chet Atkins, will join Jason Coleman, grandson of Floyd Cramer, for a Nashville Legacy performance at 7:30 p.m.
Coleman sang when he was 2 years old on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry at one of Cramer's concerts. He performed at ages 4 and 9 with his grandfather on national television - the latter a memorable Christmas piano duet on "Music City Tonight." Over time, his playing style matured into a reflection of his grandfather's signature style.
"I have the pleasure of collaborating with Meagan on our 'Revival' album. How awesome it was for us to record in historic RCA Studio B with a host of amazing musicians, including the legendary Charlie McCoy and the late Boots Randolph," says Coleman.
"Meagan and I are fortunate to be able to have so much fun playing together as we revive the musical relationship shared by Granddad and Chet," he says.
Tickets are $12 for the Tennessee Valley Theatre performance.
For reservations, call 423-365-PLAY or get them online at www.tennesseevalleytheatre.com.