Quonset Hut Studio

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Quonset Hut Studio was a pioneering Nashville recording studio central to the development of the “Nashville Sound” and the city’s rise as a country music recording capital.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Quonset Hut Studio canonical 2
Bradley’s Quonset Hut 1
Bradley’s Quonset Hut Studio 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music studio
recording studio
acquiredBy Columbia Records
acquisitionDate 1962
alsoKnownAs Bradley’s Quonset Hut
linked to: Quonset Hut Studio

Quonset Hut
linked to: Quonset Hut Studio
associatedWith Chet Atkins
Nashville A-Team
Nashville Sound
linked to: Nashville sound
buildingType Quonset hut
city Nashville
closed 1970s
country United States
era 1950s
1960s
foundedBy Harold Bradley
Owen Bradley
genre country music
pop music
rock and roll
heritageDesignation historic Music Row studio
inception 1954
influenced country pop
mainstream country production
locatedIn Music Row
location Nashville, Tennessee
notableFor pioneering the Nashville Sound
role in Nashville’s rise as a recording center
operator Columbia Records
ownedBy Columbia Records
partOf Bradley Studios
recordedArtist Bob Dylan
Brenda Lee
Elvis Presley
Johnny Cash
Marty Robbins
Patsy Cline
recordedSong Crazy
Heartaches by the Number
I Fall to Pieces
Only the Lonely
region Southern United States
significantEvent development of the Nashville Sound
state Tennessee
status defunct recording studio
streetAddress 804 16th Avenue South

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Owen Bradley coFounded Quonset Hut Studio
Bradley Film and Recording Studios alsoKnownAs Bradley’s Quonset Hut Studio
linked to: Quonset Hut Studio
Quonset Hut Studio alsoKnownAs Quonset Hut
linked to: Quonset Hut Studio
Quonset Hut Studio alsoKnownAs Bradley’s Quonset Hut
linked to: Quonset Hut Studio