The Church of Scientology has begun hosting a series of
musical jams for Nashville performers.
Earlier in April this year, the Church of Scientology hosted
a musical seminar by the oldest of the Wooten Brothers, Regi, who led musicians
in attendance in a jam session. One attendee described it as, “…being in a room
with so many other artists of different backgrounds, cultures, and ages, most
complete strangers to one another, yet remarkably familiar once the music
began.”
The jam session was so much fun that the Church opened its
doors to another one this past week led by Russell Jackson of the Russell
Jackson Band. Jackson who was born in Memphis, has toured with the B.B. King
Orchestra and played at venues such as Carnegie Hall, the Grand Ole Opry and
Smithsonian Institute.
“We open our doors to musicians and artists of all kinds,”
says President of the Church, Corinne Sullivan, “Our founder L. Ron Hubbard
highly respected artists. That is why, as a Celebrity Centre, we take care of
those who entertain, fashion and take care of the world.”
More jam sessions will be held in the future. For more
information about upcoming events, seminars or jam sessions, call the Church at
615-687-4600.
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