Sing The Blues is the story of Travis Preston, an aging artist and troubadour who as a teenager in the eighties was considered by many in the music industry to be the 'Next Big Thing.' Now 25 years later he continues to write and play music in spite of an industry that has left him behind and in spite of his struggle to even survive. After receiving a call that his former bass player Adam has died, he borrows a car from his father and sets out for Nashville to play for the celebration of life gathering. At the gathering, he reconnects with his other band-mates and is forced to confront the reason for Adam's death and his own uncomfortable past.
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"STINGRAY": 'Sometimes You Gotta Sing the Blues' (#1.06) - Teaser Trailer
This is the 30-second Pre-Title Teaser Trailer from the episode 'Sometimes You Gotta Sing the Blues' (#). Creator & Executive Producer Stephen J. Cannell ...
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