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Husband and Wife Duo, The Imaginaries, Record Debut Album in Famed Muscle Shoals
Their experience in Muscle Shoals left a profound effect on the duo and what came out of those recording sessions were songs filled with effortless harmonies combined with heartfelt lyrics and real-life lessons.
Dylan LeBlanc goes for heavier rock sound on "Renegade"
The Southern Road Trip All Music Lovers Should Take
In Allman Betts Band, Sons of Rock Royalty Join Forces
Recorded at the revered Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama (prior to the Allman Brothers, Duane Allman worked for a time there as a session musician at the nearby FAME Recording Studios), Down to the River has elements that sound instantly familiar.
Muscle Shoals Studio: A History of the Soul of America
The legendary Muscle Shoals studio defined the sound of Southern soul before becoming one of the go-to studios for the biggest names in music.
Visiting Muscle Shoals Sound Studio: a place that changed the history of music
One of the reasons for the town’s notoriety is the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio: it’s a small building with a big history and is certainly a must-visit for those looking to discover the musical heritage of this part of the US.
INTERVIEW: RIVAL SONS ON KEEPING THE ROCK ’N’ ROLL FLAME ALIVE
“Wherever we’re working, we’re ourselves, but I think in RCA Studio A and Muscle Shoals, being at these historic places, you feel the responsibility to the art. It isn’t necessarily pressure… it’s just remembering that you are on somewhat hallowed ground, so do the art justice and give your very best."Allman-Betts Band Records at Muscle Shoals Sound
SHEFFIELD — Devon Allman said he certainly felt a vibe while recording tracks for the upcoming Allman-Betts Band album in the iconic Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, where his late uncle Duane laid down tracks for the likes of Boz Skaggs, Ronnie Hawkins, Lulu and John Hammond.
3 Alabama Attractions to Celebrate 50th Anniversaries in 2019
In 1969 a group of musicians known as the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section started the operation in competition with FAME Studios. Kindly known as the Swampers, they played more than 500 recording sessions from soul and blues to rock & roll and country.
This Is Muscle Shoals: The Playlist
"There was a Motown sound, there was a Nashville sound, there was a Memphis sound, and I said, 'Muscle Shoals Sound,'" Hood told NPR's Debbie Elliott. "And we all thought that was just the funniest thing. And then after a bit we thought, 'Heck, why not?'"Why Steven Tyler, Grace Potter & Others Headed Down South to Record a Muscle Shoals Tribute Album
No two studios better captured the Muscle Shoals sound -- the now iconic, soulful energy of music recorded in Muscle Shoals, Ala. -- than FAME and Muscle Shoals Sound.Muscle Shoals music on pilgrimage
Judy Hood and Debbie Wilson told stories about Muscle Shoals music today at the Americana Music Triangle Experience tent at the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival in Franklin, Tennessee.
Shoals will have presence at Franklin's Pilgrimage Festival
Florence-Lauderedale Tourism President/CEO Rob Carnegie will join Judy Hood and Debbie Wilson, of Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in Sheffield, at the Americana Music Triangle Experience, a tent dedicated to the cities and sites that are part of the Americana Music Triangle.Watch Rival Sons Bash Out New Anthem ‘Do Your Worst’
Longtime collaborator Dave Cobb produced the album, which was recorded at Studio A and the equally legendary Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
Following FAME studio owner Rick Hall's passing in January 2018, his son Rodney and partner Keith Stegall recruited artists such as Steven Tyler, Willie Nelson, Grace Potter, Chris Stapleton, Kid Rock and more to contribute to the album.
Ex-Skynyrd guitarist Ed King remembered
Drive-By Truckers To Finally Release Very First Album
On November 25, 1990, Adam's House Cat set up in the rooms upstairs from Muscle Shoals Sound Recording Studio and recorded basic tracks for 15 songs with producer/engineer Steve Melton (Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, Traffic).
Muscle Shoals Sound magic goes minimalist
Recording a full, electric band in the studio, all playing together live with no overdubs, using a single microphone.
Mississippi Band Makes History Releasing First Album from the Renovated Muscle Shoals Sound Studio
48 Hours in the Shoals, Alabama’s Unassuming Treasure
The tour takes you through the basement lounge, where you can only imagine what went on with all those musicians, and then into the actual studio where the Stones sang “Brown Sugar,” Paul Simon recorded “Kodachrome” and Bob Seger praised that “Old Time Rock and Roll.”