Hometown Music Studios

My goal is to provide a professional teaching environment for the local music industry. As I grow my business, I will be adding studio space for other musicians to instruct in piano, drums, guitar, bass guitar,  mandolin, dobro, banjo,fiddle and violin. My future plans are to offer a venue for the public to enjoy our local musicians' talents.

Hometown Music Studios History

Hometown Music Studios opened in 1992. HMS offered studio space for area musicians to teach. The studio offered a sound proof environment for the instruction in piano, drums, guitar, bass guitar, mandolin, dobro, banjo, fiddle, and violin. The studio at that time was not self-sufficient and after two years I regrettably closed the doors. Upon retirement this past Feburary, I revived HMS and have resumed teaching. I'm teaching  at 226 S. Alabama Avenue. I'm looking forward to growing this business to include; providing studio space for other musicians to instruct students, providing a venue for the public to enjoy our local musicians' talents, recording and promoting local musical events. 

226 S. Alabama Avenue

Doug Wood

Born in Toccoa, Ga., in 1955, raised in Hampton, Va., graduated Chesnee High School, Class of '74.  Enlisted in the U.S. Army Security Agency. Toured HQ, Wash DC and Panama Canal Zone. Majored in Business at USC-Spartanburg, ROTC at Wofford, Civil Engineering at Spartanburg TEC. EMT-I at Greenville TEC and Postal Management at Furman. Married 29 years to Linda Ann Wall, 2 children; a son, Justin and a daughter, Beth. Recently retired from the U. S. Postal Service, 25 years.  I've played in several bands. At present, I'm playing on the weekends at several local nursing homes with the "Rocky Ford" band.