Growing up in the rural community of Old Texas, AL (Monroe Co.), Nathan Robinson enjoyed listening to The Grand Ole Opry and watching his cousin play that left handed guitar on Hee Haw. He knew early in life he wanted to play music and entertain people. At 13, he was playing drums in a country band with 2 of Hank Williams’ cousins, playing many of the same places Hank himself had played. Playing and traveling with several bands over the years, Nathan took a break from music and started trucking, traveled cross country, then bought his own truck. After a 15 year break, Nathan got back into music and writing his own songs. Meeting his friend, Terry Faust, aka The Grave Tender, then Beth and Jeff Petty at The Hank Williams Museum in Montgomery, was a huge break for exposure. He has participated in workshops at the Museum with Aaron Bolin of Curb Records and many #1 hit songwriters such as Bill Anderson, Jan Howard, Sylvia, Mark Narmore, Steve Dean, Bobby Tomberlin,and Bill LaBounty. Nathan owns “The Hideout” recording studio in Evergreen, AL and currently is working on his first album, Whiskey and Women”. You can listen to his music on Reverbnation and Youtube. Nathan is still trucking, but enjoys writing and playing music all he can! Contact info: cnathanrobinson2@gmail.com