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Similarly, in episode six, listeners learn what they should know about taking a trip to Mentone from North Alabama Ambassador Ethan Ford and Marketing Manager for Dekalb County tourism Kayla Worthy (a Mentone native). Each studio is tourable, as well as The Alabama Music Hall of Fame, which includes exhibits from musicians all over Alabama. From that, Cypress Moon was created as a third recording studio. The Swampers, the band made famous in Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Alabama,” built Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, which was refurbished to it’s 1960s glory with a grant from Dr. It is said he was moved to tears when visiting Ivy Green, Helen Keller’s birthplace in Tuscumbia (another can’t miss Shoals experience), while he was in town to record. In recent years, Aerosmith’s lead singer Steven Tyler recorded at Fame. Keith Richards famously wrote the Rolling Stones’ “Wild Horses” while in the bathroom at Fame.Īdditionally, well known musicians drop by on a regular basis. Iconic artists Aretha Franklin, Cher, the Osmonds, Zac Brown Band and Jason Isbell (a Shoals native) among many, many others have all recorded at Fame over the years. The Fame Recording Studios began in the late 50s. Rich with musical history and influence, Muscle Shoals is home to three famous recording studios. Lifelong Muscle Shoals resident and marketing expert Tiffany Butler guests on the episode and shares about the cultural and historical contributions the Shoals offers. If you’re considering a trip to the Shoals, or you just want to learn more about the area – which is the northwest corner of Alabama and is made up of Muscle Shoals, Sheffield, Tuscumbia and Florence – listen to episode eight of the podcast.
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