Muscle Shoals
"Muscle Shoals", song by Jeff Soileau, video by Evan Soileau, performance by the band "Norma Rae" based in Athens, GA. visit: www.facebook.com www.myspace.com Dedicated to Muscle Shoals and the musicians who made it "The Hit Recording Capital of the World."
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Alabama Shakes - "I Found You" - Live from the Shoals 8-21-2011
Alabama Shakes perform "I Found You" at Pegasus Record in Florence, Alabama for "Live from the Shoals" on August 21, 2011 Buy the EP here: alabamashakes.bandcamp.com Zac Cochrell-Bass Heath Fogg- Guitar Brittany Howard- Guitar&Vox Steve Johnson-Drums&Vox Audio Engineer and mixer - Ben Tanner Audio assistant - Niles Lee Camera Operators - Corey Hannah, Kris Robertson, Will Corey, Brian Ford Editor - Corey Hannah Thanks to Ben Stedman for the new logo and post-production assistance.
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The making of a #1 Hit. Muscle Shoals Sound Studio w/ The Swampers, Mary McGregor Part I
Note: Don't forget to see Part II, just click on my username and it'll be there. Here is a rare glimpse into a session at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio during a 1970's recording session that produced Mary McGregor's #1 hit song "Torn Between Two Lovers." Pete Carr, Lead Guitar for Muscle Shoals Sound says: "Peter Yarrow, who heard of us from Paul Simon, brought in a young lady named Mary McGregor which he and our piano player Barry Becket were to produce. Peter narates the video and we studio guys go through our usual setup, tuning, working out the song and recording etc. You can probably tell we were nervous with cameras on us the whole time. It is a little intimadating when you are trying to work and don't want to make a fool out of yourself. It all turned out very well I thought. I good one look in the studio where we made hundreds of records but just a small look at the varied styles of music we could do from week to week."
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Spooner Oldham and the Muscle Shoals sound (Part 1)
"Spooner Oldham and Muscle Shoals" is a short, no budget, 5-part documentary I shot in celebration of Spooner's induction into the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame (created by Cory Pennington).
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Creating the Muscle Shoals sound
In 1969, four Alabama studio musicians left the storied Fame Recording Studios to create the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio. Their first client was Cher, who even named her album "3614 Jackson Highway" -- the address of the studio. In this clip, drummer Roger Hawkins and bassist David Hood describe the early days of a studio that would go on to become a 1970s icon.
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Alan Walden and Jimmy Johnson talk about Lynyrd Skynyrd at Muscle Shoals Studios
Alan Walden and Jimmy Johnson give an indepth interview about Ronnie Van Zant and the band on how they recorded in the famous studio on Jackson Hwy. Muscle Shoals Sound. I love this video!!!! The MSRS is owned by Noel Webster at 3614 Jackson Highway which is now a historic landmark and registered... Contact him at 256-783-2641 Video by Tony Beazley and Rick Broyles ©2003
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Music History of Muscle Shoals Alabama
Hear about the music heritage of the Muscle Shoals area, from the world famous recording studios to the WC Handy Museum (father of blues).
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AMBER HEARD Muscle Shoals
Amber Laura Heard (born April 22, 1986) is an American actress. She attended St. Michael's Catholic Academy in Austin, Texas until junior year, when she left to pursue a career in Hollywood. She has played minor roles in various television shows and movies. She is perhaps best known for her role of Greta Matthews on the CW television show, Hidden Palms. She plays the lead role (and title character) in All The Boys Love Mandy Lane, which debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2006 and was released theatrically in 2008. She has also been on the cover of Maxim and played Seth Rogen's character's girlfriend in Pineapple Express. She appears in the film adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis' novel The Informers.
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MUSCLE SHOALS @ JOHNSON WEEK 8
ALABAMA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WEEK 8 MUSCLE SHOALS @ JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL. MUSCLE SHOALS 50 JOHNSON 6. MUSCLE SHOALS MOVES TO 6-2 OVERALL, 5-1 IN CLASS 5A REGION 8, BUTLER FALLS TO 4-4 OVERALL, 3-3 IN CLASS 5A REGION 8
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Hard to Handle-The Midnighters from Muscle Shoals
Muscle Shoals, Al. band, "The Midnighters" perform Otis Redding's classic "Hard to Handle" at a festival in Clifton, Tn. in 2003. Featured in the performance are: Earnest Davis, vocals; Elizabeth Counts, keyboards; James Oliver Roy, alto sax; James Counts, drums; Bob Wray, bass; Wayne Counts, guitar.
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Misty Morning-Muscle Shoals High School Choir
UNA Showcase 2009. Muscle Shoals High School Choir-Norman Crarey, Director. we opened up for the UNA Choir at their 2009 Showcase. September 2009. Misty Morning-Carl Nygard
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Spooner Oldham and the Muscle Shoals sound (Part 2)
"Spooner Oldham and Muscle Shoals" is a short, no budget, 5-part documentary I shot in celebration of Spooner's induction into the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame (created by Cory Pennington).
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The Decoys promotional video - Muscle Shoals musicians!
The Decoys are a five-man powerhouse rock n' roll band, featuring five of the most seasoned musicians anywhere. David Hood, bass guitarist, was a member of the world famous Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, better known as "The Swampers", made famous in the song "Sweet Home Alabama". David has played on a list of albums that reads like a who's who of the music industry, such as Aretha Franklin, Bob Seger, Rod Stewart, The Staple Singers, Paul Simon, Traffic, and many more. David was recently inducted, along with the rest of "the swampers", into the Musicians Hall of Fame in Nashville,Tn. Congrats, and well deserved. Scott Boyer - guitars and vocals Kelvin Holly - guitars and vocals NC Thurman - keys harp and vocals Mike Dillon - drums and vocals David Hood - bass and bona fide "swamper" www.myspace.com Edited by Corey Hannah Still photos by Dick Cooper Live video footage - Source unknown. (I'd be happy to give credit if I knew who shot it!) Additional live clips by Dick Cooper
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The making of a #1 Hit at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio w/ The Swampers, Mary McGregor Part II
Here is a rare glimpse into a session at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio during a 1970's recording session that produced Mary McGregor's #1 hit song "Torn Between Two Lovers." Pete Carr, Lead Guitar for Muscle Shoals Sound says: " Peter Yarrow, who heard of us from Paul Simon, brought in a young lady named Mary McGregor which he and our piano player Barry Becket were to produce. Peter narates the video and we studio guys go through our usual setup, tuning, working out the song and recording etc. You can probably tell we were nervous with cameras on us the whole time. It is a little intimadating when you are trying to work and don't want to make a fool out of yourself. It all turned out very well I thought. I good one look in the studio where we made hundreds of records but just a small look at the varied styles of music we could do from week to week."
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SoLost: The Stones, The Keys & Noel's Midnight Muscle Shoals Music Lesson
Noel Webster is one elusive cat. The man operates Muscle Shoals Sound in Sheffield, Alabama—a recording studio with a past as rich as some of the greatest studios in rock-n-roll history. "Hyperbole," you ask? Perhaps. Perhaps, that is, if an act named the Rolling Stones doesn't ring a bell. And you've never heard of Paul Simon. Or Bob Seger. Or Aretha Franklin. Or Rod Stewart. Or Lynyrd Skynyrd. Or....get our drift? (Did we mention last year's Grammy-gobbling insta-classic "Brothers" from The Black Keys?) Yep. All recorded classic titles there in a rickety old building emblazoned with the address: 3614 Jackson Highway. But back to Noel. He owns the place. Brought it back to life, in fact, after it sat defunct for 20 years. He knows the history. He's a master of great analog recordings and the gear that can bring it to life: a kind of musical archeologist who's not only revived the place, but brought back all the equipment to help Muscle Shoals Sound reclaim its original, irreproducible sound. But that doesn't mean he's easy to get on camera. Sure he'll give you a tour (likely at some bizarre hour of the night), but when the camera comes out, he's got a way of disappearing. At about 1 am Saturday morning, Noel the night owl finally, fitfully agreed to sit down with SoLost. Was it worth it? Absolutely. Watch and see why. Produced, Shot & Directed by: Dave Anderson Editing and Postproduction: Jonathan Childs Motion Graphics: TJ McCoy Executive Producer: Warwick Sabin SoLost <b>...</b>
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Muscle Shoals Horns: Keep On Playin' That Funky Music
From 1977 on Ariola-America, this is a magnificent album that I wouldn't wanna live without. It is also a testament to the fantastic musicians that worked atMuscle Shoals Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. The studio was formed in 1969 by musicians Barry Beckett (keyboards, producer of this LP), Roger Hawkins (drums, also on this LP), Jimmy Johnson (guitar) and David Hood (bass, plays on this LP) and that's where such legendary and groundbreaking artists as Aretha Franklin, Millie Jackson, Joe Simon, Wilson Pickett, The Rolling Stones, Paul Simon and the Staple Singers recorded some of their finest work. The Muscle Shoals horns were of course the horn section of the Muscle Shoals Studio and consisted of: Harrison Calloway: Trumpet, Trombone, Keyboards, Vocals Ronnie Eades: Baritone Sax Harvey Thompson: Soprano, Alto and Tenor Sax Muscle Shoals Horns first recorded in their own right for Bang Records, in 1976, another LP well worth seeking out called "Born To Get Down". From that album, the group had a major hit with "Born To Get Down (Born To Mess Around)" which hit #8 on Billboard's R&B Singles Charts in early 1976. On that record, Charles Rose was also part of the official line-up. When preparing to write this "descriptive text" I found that it was a near impossible task, as all the gentlemen involved have done an incredible amount of outstanding work for over 5 decades and I'm glad to see that many of them are still going strong. At Alabama Music Hall Of Fame's web <b>...</b>
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UNA POD at Muscle Shoals Day of Percussion
The University of North Alabama Pride of Dixie Marching Band marches exhibition at The Muscle Shoals Day of Percussion
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Performance at Vanderbilt Marching Invitational on October 6, 2007.
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Gibson Guitar Hero Video: Travis Wammack On Muscle Shoals
In this video clip, guitarist Travis Wammack remembers teaming with legendary music producer Rick Hall and playing guitar for American music legends Aretha Franklin, Paul Anka, The Righteous Brothers and more.
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BO BICE ON MUSCLE SHOALS TO MUSIC ROW LIVE, JULY 22, 2010, M. Fletcher Brown, Jo Ann Rossi
The Other Part of Bo's online live interview in the radio station before the show on July 22, 2010 with M. Fletcher Brown. Guitar Player singing harmony with Bo is Bart Walker.
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BO BICE ON MUSCLE SHOALS TO MUSIC ROW LIVE, WWW.MS2MR.COM
Bo Bice comes home to Alabama. The radio promotional interview with M. Fletcher Brown, Station PD, before the live show on July 22, 2010. Bo's a genuine Artist who loves his roots and mentors from the great state of Alabama.
