Eagledj

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Who is Eagledj?

I live in Nashville, and I like to write biographies, especially about musicians and Tennesseans. Here are my categories, followed by a complete list below.

Music articles

1. Red Lane 2015-07-08 87 c87
2. Kye Fleming 2015-09-27 c84
3. Tom Collins (producer) 2015-10-12 c90
4. Steve Buckingham (record producer) 90
6. Bill Elliott (musician) c93
8. Diane Schuur (Good Article recipient)75
10. Earl Scruggs (Good Article recipient, June 3, 2018) 74
11. George C. Cory Jr. c84
12. Mark Bright (record producer) 55
13. Pedal Steel Guitar 89
14. Slide guitar (Good article recipient, Dec. 2017) 41
15. Gordon Kennedy (musician) 87
17. Bob Morrison (songwriter) c97
18. Johnny MacRae c98
20. Dennis Linde 75
21. Bob Beckham 82
30. Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival 77
31. Band in a Box 89
32. Woodshedding (music) c92
34. Jerry Carrigan 62
35. The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section 72
36. Bobby Ogdin c97
38. Billy Adams (Rockabilly musician) c95
40. Don Cusic 54
41. The Time Jumpers 39
43. Norbert Putnam
44. Layng Martine Jr. 55
52. Steel bar 90
56. Steel guitar 89
59. Noel Boggs 97
60. Bud Isaacs 99
61. Herb Remington 98
63. Lap steel guitar (good article recipient July, 2021) 92
64. Zane Beck 99
65. Jimmy Day (musician) 86
66. E9 tuning 77
67. Tom Bradshaw (musician) 98
68. Copedent 63
69. Tom Brumley 63
70. Oahu Music Company 100
71. Steel Guitar Hall of Fame 99
72 Dick McIntire (95)
75. Lloyd Green (70)
76. Neil Flanz 51
78. Danny Flowers 79
85. Elizabeth Sombart 65
89. Jeff Taylor (musical artist) 100
90. Hank Fort 70
93. Charlie McCoy

Biographies

5. Phila Hach 2015-12-03 c93
7. Russell Brothers c93
19. Andrew Maraniss c94
23. Bradley Walker 53
39. Ridley Wills II c99
42. Rod Daniel
51. William Ridley Wills (Insurance executive) >90
53. Josep Pujadas Domingo 98
81. Lulah McEwen Hedgeman 100
87. Kerry McCluggage
89. Jeff Taylor (musical artist) 100
90. Hank Fort 70
91. George Livingstone (golfer) 100
93. Charlie McCoy

Golf and sports

19. Andrew Maraniss c94
23. Bradley Walker 53
24. Katherine Graham (golfer) c91
25. Sarah LeBrun Ingram (golfer) c79
26. Dick Horton c93
27. Tennessee Golf Hall of Fame c77
28. Toby S. Wilt c78
29. Robert MacAndrew (Golfer) c97
37. Golf Club of Tennessee c92
48. Jean St. Charles 89
62. T. I. Webb Jr. 99
77. Fred Russell (88)
84. Tennessee Tennis Hall of Fame 100
91. George Livingstone (golfer) 100
92. Golf House Tennessee 100
94. Belle Meade Gun Club 100

Historical

9. Lorenzo de Zavala 63
16. James Marshall Head 90
45. Lotz House 67
47. Franklin Interurban Railway c100
50. Alfred Thomas Jackson >97
91. George Livingstone (golfer) 100
92. Golf House Tennessee 100
94. Belle Meade Gun Club

Military

79. Joe Thompson (WW II pilot) 100
82. Claiborne H. Kinnard Jr.
86. John Warner White 100

Architecture

22. Edwin A. Keeble 77
46. Alpheus Truett House 47
49. Henry H. Mayberry House 72
83. Claiborne Kinnard House 52
94. Belle Meade Gun Club 100
95. Blades Brown (golfer) 100

Miscellaneous

33. Richland Creek (Nashville, Tennessee)(Good Article recipient) 91
52. Steel bar 90
55. Dive bar 75
73. Cougar Mountain Zoo 66
74. Fugitives (poets) 63
80. Willow Plunge 100
88. Harpeth Hall School
94. Belle Meade Gun Club

		The Music Barnstar
		Thank you for your efforts to improve Lap steel guitar. Your diligence resulted in the creation of a Good Article. -- Jacqke (talk) 11:22, 7 July 2021 (UTC)

Articles (all)

1. Red Lane 2015-07-08 87 c87

2. Kye Fleming 2015-09-27 c84

3. Tom Collins (producer) 2015-10-12 c90

4. Steve Buckingham (record producer) 90

5. Phila Hach 2015-12-03 c93

6. Bill Elliott (musician) c93

7. Russell Brothers c93

8. Diane Schuur (Good Article recipient)75

9. Lorenzo de Zavala 63

10. Earl Scruggs (Good Article recipient, June 3, 2018) 74

11. George C. Cory Jr. c84

12. Mark Bright (record producer) 55

13. Pedal Steel Guitar 89

14. Slide guitar (Good article recipient, Dec. 2017) 41

15. Gordon Kennedy (musician) 87

16. James Marshall Head 90

17. Bob Morrison (songwriter) c97

18. Johnny MacRae c98

19. Andrew Maraniss c94

20. Dennis Linde 75

21. Bob Beckham 82

22. Edwin A. Keeble 77

23. Bradley Walker 53

24. Katherine Graham (golfer) c91

25. Sarah LeBrun Ingram (golfer) c79

26. Dick Horton c93

27. Tennessee Golf Hall of Fame c77

28. Toby S. Wilt c78

29. Robert MacAndrew (Golfer) c97

30. Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival 77

31. Band in a Box 89

32. Woodshedding (music) c92

33. Richland Creek (Nashville, Tennessee)(Good article recipient, 2024) 91

34. Jerry Carrigan 62

35. The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section 72

36. Bobby Ogdin c97

37. Golf Club of Tennessee c92

38. Billy Adams (Rockabilly musician) c95

39. Ridley Wills II c99

40. Don Cusic 54

41. The Time Jumpers 39

42. Rod Daniel

43. Norbert Putnam

44. Layng Martine Jr. 55

45. Lotz House 67

46. Alpheus Truett House 47

47. Franklin Interurban Railway c100

48. Jean St. Charles 89

49. Henry H. Mayberry House 72

50. Alfred Thomas Jackson >97

51. William Ridley Wills (Insurance executive) >90

52. Steel bar 90

53. Josep Pujadas Domingo 98

55. Dive bar 75

56. Steel guitar 89

57. Jesse Ely Wills 67

58. William Ridley Wills

59. Noel Boggs 97

60. Bud Isaacs 99

61. Herb Remington 98

62. T. I. Webb Jr. 99

63. Lap steel guitar (good article recipient July, 2021) 92

64. Zane Beck 99

65. Jimmy Day (musician) 86

66. E9 tuning 77

67. Tom Bradshaw (musician) 98

68. Copedent 63

69. Tom Brumley 63

70. Oahu Music Company 100

71. Steel Guitar Hall of Fame 99

72 Dick McIntire (95)

73. Cougar Mountain Zoo 66

74. Fugitives (poets) 63

75. Lloyd Green (70)

76. Neil Flanz 51

77. Fred Russell (88)

78. Danny Flowers 79

79. Joe Thompson (WW II pilot) 100

80. Willow Plunge 100

81. Lulah McEwen Hedgeman 100

82. Claiborne H. Kinnard Jr.

83. Claiborne Kinnard House 52

84. Tennessee Tennis Hall of Fame 100

85. Elizabeth Sombart 65

86. John Warner White 100

87. Kerry McCluggage 55

88. Harpeth Hall School 52

89. Jeff Taylor (musical artist) 100

90. Hank Fort 70

91. George Livingstone (golfer) 100

92. Golf House Tennessee 100

93. Charlie McCoy

94. Belle Meade Gun Club 100

95. Blades Brown (golfer) 100

96. Jesse Ely Wills 65

97. Joe Scaife 100

Lesser contributions:

Other

Academy of Country Music (talk | History)
Aerial reconnaissance in World War II
Amy Grant (talk | History)
Belle Meade, Tennessee 2.2% (talk | History)
Bill Lowery (record producer) (talk | History)
Caedmon's Call (talk | History)
Charleston, SC, Battery add image
Cornelia Fort Airpark (talk | History)
Frank Drowota (talk | History)
Jerry Douglas (talk | History)
Kye Fleming (talk | History)
Larry Rosen (producer)
List of Justices of the Tennessee Supreme Court (talk | History)
Missin' You (Charley Pride song) (talk | History)
Ronnie Milsap (talk | History)
Shot Jackson
Sonny James (talk | History)
Steve Buckingham (record producer) (talk | History)
The Eagle (song) (talk | History)
The Neon Philharmonic (talk | History)
Thomas F. Frist Jr. (talk | History)
Tom Collins (disambiguation) (talk | History)
Tom Collins (producer) (talk | History)
Tupper Saussy (talk | History)
What I'm Cut Out to Be (talk | History)
Years (song) (talk | History)
Diane Schuur
Talkin' 'Bout You
Washington School for the Blind
Auburn, Washington
Freddie Green
The Second Boer War
David Briggs (American musician)
Printer's Alley
Linda Tillery
Nashville Zoo at Grassmere
Gibson ES-335
Herbert Barker (golfer)
William Walker (filibuster)
PFR (band)
Dann Huff
Ocean gyre
James Marshall Head
Bob Morrison (composer)
Dennis Linde
Bob Beckham
Edwin A. Keeble
Memorial Gymnasium (Vanderbilt University)
Cornelia Fort
The Stahlman
General Jackson (riverboat)
War Memorial Auditorium (Nashville, Tennessee)
Brent Maher
Kevin Griffin
New York State Senate (photo)
General Jackson (riverboat) (photo)
The Stahlman (photo)
War Memorial Auditorium (Nashville, Tennessee) (photo)
Gordon Kennedy (musician) (photo)
Bob Morrison (songwriter) (photo)
Chris Brubeck
Jerry Carrigan
Paul Franklin (musician)
H. G. W. Mayberry House
William Ridley Wills
Ahmad Jamal (photo)
Horton Smith
Richland Creek (Nashville, Tennessee) (add photo)
Electromuse
Electromagnetic induction
Guitar
Neck (music)
Floyd Cramer (add content and sound file)
Hank Fort
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Woodlawn Memorial Park (Nashville, Tennessee)

Did you know? nomination

On 30 December 2015, Did you know was updated with a fact from the article Tom Collins (producer), which you recently created, substantially expanded, or brought to good article status. The nomination discussion and review may be seen at Template:Did you know nominations/Tom Collins (producer). You are welcome to check how many page hits the article got while on the front page (here's how, live views, daily totals), and it may be added to the statistics page if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the Did you know talk page.

Allen3 ^talk 12:06, 30 December 2015 (UTC)

The following is an archived discussion of the DYK nomination of the article below. Please do not modify this page. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as this nomination's talk page, the article's talk page or Wikipedia talk:Did you know), unless there is consensus to re-open the discussion at this page. No further edits should be made to this page.

The result was: promoted by Yoninah (talk) 13:27, 27 December 2015 (UTC)

Tom Collins (producer)

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... that Ronnie Milsap's hit song "Smoky Mountain Rain", produced by Tom Collins, was made the official state song of Tennessee?
... that after music producer Tom Collins' receptionist asked him to make a record of her singing, it won BMI's "Song of the Year", and she won the Academy of Country Music's "Female Vocalist of the Year"?

Created/expanded by Eagledj (talk). Self-nominated at 04:15, 25 November 2015 (UTC).

It's about time this has a review. Article is long enough for a DYK entry, is well written, everything is cited and all sources are reliable, so this should be good to go. 和DITOR E tails 21:16, 24 December 2015 (UTC)

A fact from Eagledj appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 31 July 2021 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:

Did you know... that the lap steel guitar was the first "foreign" musical instrument to gain a foothold in American pop music?

A record of the entry may be seen at Wikipedia:Recent additions/2021/July. The nomination discussion and review may be seen at Template:Did you know nominations/Lap steel guitar.

Wikipedia

Miscellaneous

		The Music Barnstar
		Thank you for your efforts to improve Lap steel guitar. Your diligence resulted in the creation of a Good Article. -- Jacqke (talk) 11:22, 7 July 2021 (UTC)

Congrats on your GA. Well done. —Ojorojo (talk) 15:52, 8 July 2021 (UTC)