Stripper's Guide: Obscurity of the Day: Music Row Joe

Thursday, June 05, 2008

Obscurity of the Day: Music Row Joe

Music Row Joe was a local strip produced for the Nashville Tennessean. It ran at least 1983-87 based on my few samples and may have run much longer for all I know. The creators were Jim Oliver and Ron Hellard.

That's the sum total of my knowledge of this feature - Holtz out!

EDIT 1/19/2020: This weekly strip ran 1/31/1982 - 3/27/1988. Based on a promo article it seems as if Jim Oliver was responsible for the art, and both contributed to gags.

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