Western Swing supergroup the Ten Men Without Chiseled Cheekbones has made up for any lack of youth with 500 combined years of music-making experience, becoming Nashville’s hot ticket on Monday nights since 1998 at Station Inn (and later 3rd and Lindsley).

Reba McEntire, Bonnie Raitt & Norah Jones were frequent visitors. Unfortunately, in 2014 the band suffered the tragic loss of singer/fiddle player Dawn Sears who played an integral part.

About The Band

The Time Jumpers were a house band of Nashville studio musicians that first started jamming together in 1998 and held down their residency every Monday evening at Station Inn (and later 3rd & Lindsley). Country star Vince Gill joined in 2010, turning these shows into events with numerous famous guests such as Norah Jones, Reba McEntire, Jools Holland and Kings Of Leon making appearances (among many more!).

The 10-man group’s 500 combined years of musical experience onstage and in the studio are what keeps this band running smoothly, along with their unwavering devotion to outmoded, oldfangled forms of music such as Western swing.

Ranger Doug Green performs on acoustic rhythm guitar, Brad Albin on upright bass, pedal steel guitarist Paul Franklin plays pedal steel guitar while fiddlers Larry Franklin and Joe Spivey both offer fiddle.

Venues

At major music festivals and the Grand Ole Opry alike, The Time Jumpers have won fans for their authentic country sound. Their dynamic performances combine Western swing with traditional country to produce an irresistibly catchy blend of melodic songs and intricate instrumentals that has delighted audiences everywhere they have performed.

This group was established in 1998 by a group of Nashville studio musicians who enjoyed jamming together during their free time. Soon thereafter, they started playing regular gigs – including a Monday night residency at Station Inn bluegrass venue – featuring Kenny Sears on fiddle, steel guitarist Paul Franklin on steel guitar, vocalist/guitarist “Ranger Doug” Green on vocals/guitar and more.

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Lineup

Following their brief hiatus due to COVID-19 pandemic concerns, Nashville’s Time Jumpers will return for another Monday night show on October 5. This group of Nashville’s finest session musicians began as a practice band for some of Nashville’s premier pickers who typically earn their living recording and touring major artists.

The Time Jumpers have over 500 combined years of musical experience on stage and studio sessions, which has made them one of the hottest bands in Nashville.

Current lineup features legendary bassist Dennis Crouch, Paul Franklin on steel guitar and “Ranger Doug” Green on acoustic rhythm guitar as well as “Ranger Doug” Green (National Fiddler Hall of Fame members Joe Spivey and Justin Branum of Twin Fiddle Section. Additionally drummer Brad Albin and Dawn Sears round out this ensemble; Grammy Award-winner Vince Gill provides both vocals and electric and acoustic guitar; Grammy winner Reba McEntire often graces their ranks, as well as special guest stars including Reba McEntire Bonnie Raitttt Mo Pitney or Norah Jones to name just a few names!

Guests

After over half a year due to COVID-19 pandemic, The Time Jumpers returned to their long-running Monday night residency at 3rd and Lindsley on October 5th. Originally formed as a casual jam session for Nashville studio elite, but over time has grown into something much greater – drawing musicians such as Elvis Costello, Robert Plant, Reba McEntire Joe Walsh Bonnie Raitt Jimmy Buffet and Delbert McClinton as visitors and attendees!

The current lineup of The Time Jumpers features Dennis Crouch on upright bass, “Ranger Doug” Green (steel guitar), Andy Reiss (electric and acoustic guitars), Kenny Sears on fiddle, and Wendy Moten as vocalist. Together they have amassed decades of cumulative experience both live and on record collaborating with many artists – while staying steadfast to outmoded forms of country music such as Western swing.