Jonathan Tanzman wrote: 2008-05-13 18:51:58 CBS and Mark Burnett Productions have teamed up to find the greatest undiscovered marketing genius for a new show, "Jingles"! We are looking for teams of (preferably) 2-3 people to write and perform product jingles. A team could be anything from a brother/sister team to a singing comedy duo or a barbershop quartet!
Do you think you could use your quick mind, great sense of humor, and musical skills to wow Fortune 500 companies with your talent?
We are looking for fun, high energy performances mixed with a competitive spirit. Minimum age 13.
Monday, June 2
9:00 AM - Auditions begin
The Music Mill
1710 Roy Acuff Place, Nashville, TN 37203
Callbacks, if selected, will be the following day.
Please contact Jonathan at jtanzman@markburnettprod.com for an application, jingle guideline, and time to come interview. Spots are limited.
Thanks and good luck!
Jonathan Tanzman
Casting Director
Jingles
Mark Burnett Productions/CBS
(310)903-5400 x5610
Rob Hatchett wrote: 2008-05-08 21:48:24 The news of Mr. Eddy Arnold's death this morning has caused me to reflect upon the December, 2006 evening the four of us had the pleasure of meeting him and having our picture taken with him. He was so kind and gracious. I remember telling him how much I always loved his song "Molly Darling" to which he began reciting the words. What a moment for me personally! Thank you Mr. Arnold for giving the world many years of good music and for being so nice to four fans. Rob Hatchett-The Tennessee Four
Vicki Smith wrote: 2008-04-28 22:37:23 DJ...I found you on the internet! We are long lost cousins having only met once. My dad and your dad were brothers. I just learned of your mom's passing and I am so sorry for your loss. I will pray for you and your dad.
Best wished,
Vicki
College Station, TX
Rhonda Bishop wrote: 2008-02-21 12:15:41 DJ - I have been listening to the CD for days now. Kacie and Alex are some of your biggest fans...if I have heard one time I have heard a hundred - "He's my Cousin, ain't he great?" We miss "YA'LL"...hugs and kisses Rhonda
Kim Ferrell wrote: 2008-02-16 23:30:12 My husband & I just came home from the Bell Buckle Banquet Hall. Ya'll were great & we really enjoyed you. I was so taken I bought 2 CD's and came home to look up your website.
I am sorry for DJ's loss & he & all of you will be in my prayers. I lost my dad with cancer 2 years ago, so I know what a big loss it is.
God Bless each of you & I'll keep on the lookout for another show.
bob o'lynn wrote: 2008-01-08 19:09:30 i've listened to your cd's several times and i really enjoy them.i take them with me in my truck and when i see someone i make a point to have them listen and everyone enjoys them.
John Anderson wrote: 2007-12-24 23:09:41 Hey Tim,
I just ran across your website and I listened to some clips from the Sweet Memories CD. You guys are awesome. Can't wait to own that sweet sounding "Sweet Memories"! You guys keep up the great work. May God richly bless you in all that you do. Your friend. John Anderson
Grace Rohlf wrote: 2007-12-03 16:47:36 Hi Guys-
Good time at Bell Buckle at Christmas Party. Always have a good time with you at Bell Buckle Cafe. About have worn out your CD's. Good music,great people,good time-keep it up.
Grace
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Glenda Topping wrote: 2007-10-30 22:04:58 You fellows are always worth the drive to Bell Buckle. We love your songs and good-natured kidding around.
Looking forward to the next CD.
We love to introduce your music to friends, but nowadays, most are already fans from hearing you sing one place or the other.
Keep it up!
Ben Wilkins wrote: 2007-10-08 15:09:24 You should take a stab at Stick Shifts & Safety Belts by Cake... you guys will like it!
Tim Smith wrote: 2007-10-08 09:02:36 Linda,
Great to hear from you! We're glad you are enjoying our CDs. It was good to have your group at the Cafe our last visit there. We had fun picking on you guys - hope you didn't mind! We're back there on the 20th of this month and are looking forward to another good night.
We are considering a gospel album and are planning to get into the studio after the first of the year to get it started. We'll see how things go.
As for the Rocky Top thing, unfortunately we're a mixed group. Two Vol fans, one Vandy fan, and one guy (as usual) totally in left field with Auburn. You figure out who's who!
Go VOLS!!!
Linda Millaway wrote: 2007-10-06 23:57:53 WOW, We recently heard you sing at the Bell Buckle Cafe. We were with the Manchester group at the front table. I bought both your CD's and have not stopped playing them. Kings of Babylon is a great song. I love all the songs. It has been a long time that I have bought a CD that I have liked every song on it. I would really like a gospel CD. Any plans, especailly you singing Beulah Land accapella? Can't wait to get the Christmas CD.
Thanks to Rob for singing "Blueberry Hill" for me. See you next time at Bell Buckle. Surely you will know "ROCKY TOP" after Smokey got ahold of those Georgia Bulldogs today. Go Big Orange
Tim Smith wrote: 2007-09-14 12:50:26 Ms. Jacobs,
We currently have the two CDs listed on the website - Naturally and Sweet Memories. We're hoping to release a Christmas Album later this fall if all goes as planned.
To see our full calendar, please double click on any of the show listings on the Home page and it will take you to the full show schedule. We're working on modifying that some to make it more obvious.
Thanks for visiting our site!
nan jacobs wrote: 2007-09-13 14:44:01 Tim Did I read where you had out a new CD! I only have two, and where can I get a calendar See Ya 29.
Tim Smith wrote: 2007-09-13 06:20:42 Ms. Jacobs,
We're so glad to hear you are enjoying our new cd. We'll be playing the Cafe on 9/29 starting around 6:00 pm. We're also scheduled for 10/20, 11/3, and 12/3. The dates should be listed on our calendar.
See you the 29th!
Tim Smith wrote: 2007-09-13 06:18:32 Mr. Coles,
We are scheduled to sing from 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm Friday night. Hope to see you there!
Tim
Nan Jacobs wrote: 2007-09-11 13:13:26 Tim-We have enjoyed your cds. they are great! you have 12 new fans from Manchester. We will see you the 29th at the Bell Buckle Cafe? When is the next time you are playing there?
-A new fan
Robert Coles wrote: 2007-09-08 23:00:09 What time are you singing next weekend at the Bell Buckle Music festival?
amy brown wrote: 2007-08-24 11:29:01 My co-worker wanted to know if she could purchase a CD online. Is that possible?
amy brown wrote: 2007-08-24 11:10:35 GREETINGS!!!
DJ Smith wrote: 2007-07-23 10:23:57 Ms. Allen,
The nearest game that we will be singing at is The Cincinnati Red v. Atlanta Braves baseball game on August 21st. We’re not sure if that game will be televised but you can check your local listings to see. We hope to be asked to perform at future events. We do enjoy singing the Anthem. Thank you for your email and for being a fan of The Tennessee Four.
Take care,
D.J. Smith The Tennessee Four
Virginia Allen wrote: 2007-07-23 08:44:59 7/23/07. I would like to know the next time you will be singing the National Anthem at a close by ball game. Thanks.
Rachel Hatchett wrote: 2007-04-25 23:43:53 Hope the third cd is going well!! See you Saturday!!
I wanted to send you a note of appreciation for your group’s wonderful CD. Your brother Tom and I had dinner Monday evening and followed up with a jazz concert in Columbus.
Tom shared with me your CD and I felt the need to send you a message. It was outstanding!!!!! I enjoyed every selection very much but the two that stood out for me were the Star Spangled Banner and Angel Band! Your group has a beautiful harmony and projection……….well done!!!!!!!! Please pass on to the rest of the group my sincere appreciation for your music!!
You have gained another fan in Ohio! Maybe our paths will cross some time if you visit Tom in Ohio!
Regards, Marty Aellig-Columbus,Ohio
Jay wrote: 2007-03-12 07:58:45 I bought “Naturally” last week, and… okay, so how do I buy the Christmas album??? And when are you making another album??? And, hey, how about Dan Seals’s “One Friend” — I bet you could turn that into something fantastic!
Tom Patten wrote: 2007-03-01 17:45:22 Wow! I just finished listening to the cd. I was rivetted from beginning to end. The harmonies are so pure and the singing is crystal and clean. These guys are pros under the guise of regular working guys. The Bell Buckle Cafe is onto a well kept secret it seems!
Justin Hamitlon wrote: 2006-10-18 16:59:59 Man this is a great website for such a great band. My mom bought the new CD and I have been sing King of Th Road, Naturally, an 16 Tons for Days!!!
Roger Huffman wrote: 2006-08-27 09:04:23 Hello gentlemen, It was a pleasure to have you play the radio show yesterday at the Bell Buckle Cafe. Thanks for your time. As we discussed, we’ll have the Webb Craft Fair on the 3rd weekend in October. I would like to have y’all play on the outdoor stage that I am putting together. The time slot I have for you is from 1:30 to 3:00. You would set up between 1:00 to 1:30. I allow a :30 minute slot for each act in case it’s needed. This would also give you a little time to eat and rest before your show at the cafe. Thanks, Roger Huffman
Dana Mayberry wrote: 2006-08-15 15:05:24 “Music is well said to be the speech of angels.” Thomas Carlyle
“Music is the divine way to tell beautiful, poetic things to the heart.” Pablo Casals
Thank you for the CD!!!! Of course I love it!!!! I couldn’t wait to pop it into the CD player at my desk . . . and I wasn’t disappointed. I like the way it starts off jaunty and peppy with “Blue Moon,” but I also liked the slower, “softer” songs like “When I Fall in Love” and “Angel Band” - both of which are in a tie for my favorite song on this CD. I’ve always like “King of the Road,” and this version captured its style and made me hope you add a Sinatra/Martin/Rat Pack classic or “Mack the Knife” or something else from that fun era to the group’s repertoire. Who wouldn’t love your excellent version of the Billy Joel doo-wop revival “The Longest Time”? Although it actually has a sad meaning (owing your soul to the company store can’t be fun), “Sixteen Tons” made me smile - something about that bass line tickles my funny bone - and “Happy Trails” was also fun and a good choice to wrap up the album (not counting the bonus track . . . speaking of which, I bet you guys will ACE that Predators try-out!!!).
I think you are all super-talented (beautiful harmonizing), I really like your song choices, and oddly enough, I really liked the variety of those selections. Although the music industry usually likes to pigeonhole people’s musical tastes, I think most of us are smart enough to have more diverse tastes - and this CD caters to that.
So, being true to my rock-n-roll roots, here’s a “virtual tribute” to the band . . . you’re supposed to be seeing a clip-art lighter, in case it doesn’t make it through the e-mail filters) . . . And, here’s hoping for many, many encores!!!!
Lori Holman wrote: 2006-08-15 12:49:32 After the last show, I was singing “Java Jive” for days! You’ve revived a classic tune that is sure to bring smiles to our faces forever. Thanks. And best wishes on the 17th!!!!
Julie Smith wrote: 2006-07-24 17:00:00 I just heard your new cd…excellent I have ordered one from Heather Isenberg. Keep up the good job….so many enjoy your God given talents…..Julie Smith
