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In Short – What started as a jam session at a neighborhood grocery store in the mid-'70s grew into one of the most popular old-time jamborees in the Nashville area. People come from all over the country to enjoy the country music and family entertainment at the Long Hollow Jamboree, which remains smoke- and alcohol-free. The menu varies, but you can count on good home-cooked Southern fare, including barbecued chicken and pork and a variety of homestyle vegetables.