In the summer of 1992, Lucy's Record Shop opened its doors in the sleepy little southern city of Nashville, TN. For the next six years, this fiercely independent store and all-ages punk club was home to a tight-knit community of the rebellious, the rejected, the anxious, and their allies. Join shop owner Mary Mancini as she sits down with the kids who made Lucy's so special and whose DIY ethic and unfettered creativity left a lasting mark on the Nashville underground music scene.
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In the summer of 1992, Lucy's Record Shop opened its doors in the sleepy little southern city of Nashville, TN. For the next six years, this fiercely independent store and all-ages punk club was home to a tight-knit community of the rebellious, the rejected, the anxious, and their allies. Join shop owner Mary Mancini as she sits down with the kids who made Lucy's so special and whose DIY ethic and unfettered creativity left a lasting mark on the Nashville underground music scene.
In the summer of 1992, Lucy's Record Shop opened its doors in the sleepy little southern city of Nashville, TN. For the next six years, this fiercely independent store and all-ages punk club was home to a tight-knit community of the rebellious, the rejected, the anxious, and their allies. Join shop owner Mary Mancini as she sits down with the kids who made Lucy's so special and whose DIY ethic and unfettered creativity left a lasting mark on the Nashville underground music scene.
