POV: You’re a tour guide explaining (again) how the Rolling Stones recorded “Brown Sugar” right there. | Muscle Shoals Sound Studio

facesofrock1 The Rolling Stones gathered inside Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama to listen to a playback of “Wild Horses.” (1969) | Zarina Kokoeva

The Sound of the Shoals Starts Here. From iconic hitmakers to independent breakthroughs, the Shoals has long been a place where music comes to life. But it’s not just the legacy, it’s what’s still happening here every day. In Part One of our Shoals Studio Series, we’re taking you behind the doors of four distinct studios that each carry the spirit, soul, and sonic depth that make this region unlike anywhere else. Brought to you by the Muscle Shoals Music Foundation and The Rocker Gallery. 🎸 #Mu

Wilson Pickett and Rick Hall discuss meeting each other for the first time in this clip from ‘Muscle Shoals.’ (2013) famestudios.com #famestudios #muscleshoalssound #muscleshoals #alabama #wilsonpickett | FAME Recording Studios & Publishing Co.

In 2020 the Revivalists visited FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. They recorded their two part album, Made In Muscle Shoals, all while filming the process. Check out the full video on their YouTube page! 🎥 #soul #radio #indie #rock #roots #streaming #music #studio #record #band #alabama #vintage | FAME Recording Studios & Publishing Co.