Nutbush

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Nutbush is a small unincorporated community in Tennessee best known as Tina Turner’s hometown and the inspiration for her song “Nutbush City Limits.”

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instanceOf unincorporated community
birthplaceOf Tina Turner
country United States
daylightSavingTimeZone Central Daylight Time
linked to: Central Time Zone
hasCemetery New Hope Cemetery
Old Country Church Cemetery
Saint John Cemetery
Spring Hill Cemetery
Woodlawn Baptist Church Cemetery
hasCulturalHeritage African American rural community history
hasCulturalRoute Tina Turner Highway (portion of State Route 19)
hasEconomicHistory cotton farming
hasNearbyCity Brownsville, Tennessee
Ripley, Tennessee
hasNearbyFeature Tennessee State Route 180
hasNotablePerson Tina Turner
hasPostalArea Brownsville, Tennessee ZIP codes
hasReligiousInstitution New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Old Country Church
Saint John Missionary Baptist Church
Spring Hill Baptist Church
Woodlawn Missionary Baptist Church
hasRoad Nutbush Road
Tennessee State Route 19
historicalRegion cotton-producing area of West Tennessee
knownFor being Tina Turner’s hometown
inspiring the song "Nutbush City Limits"
locatedBetween Brownsville, Tennessee
Ripley, Tennessee
locatedIn Haywood County, Tennessee
Tennessee
locatedOn Tennessee State Route 19
musicGenreAssociation R&B
country
rock
soul
referencedIn song "Nutbush City Limits"
linked to: Nutbush City Limits
region West Tennessee
state Tennessee
timeZone Central Time Zone

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