[ANPPOM-Lista] estúdio histórico de muscle shoals preservado

[Carlos Palombini]

Historic Muscle Shoals Studio Saved
 By PSN Staff   06.28.2013
 [image: img]Sheffield, AL (June 28, 2013)—The Muscle Shoals Music
Foundation has acquired the 3614 Jackson Highway building, which housed the
Muscle Shoals Sound Studio from 1969 to 1979. During that period, the
facility recorded The Rolling Stones; Paul Simon; The Staple Singers; Bob
Seger; Bob Dylan; Lynyrd Skynyrd; Wilson Pickett; Rod Stewart and many
others. Now the Foundation plans to restore the studio and make it a center
of regional music tourism.

Recently added to the national Register of Historic Places, the facility
was sold by owner Noah Webster for an undisclosed amount to the Foundation,
led by Rodney Hall. When the studio moved to 1000 Alabama Avenue in
Sheffield in 1979, the building housed an AV company and later an appliance
store.

The Foundation now plans to renovate the studio to its original state and
upgrade the facility with modern equipment. Partnering with both the
current studio at 1000 Alabama Avenue and the nearby, well-known FAME
Studios, which had its own high-profile run in the ‘60s and ‘70s, the
Foundation plans to create tours of all three sites, with an aim to
construct a museum dedicated to showcasing and preserving the Muscle Shoals
music history through a variety of permanent and temporary exhibits.

Having recorded a number of tracks there, including “Wild Horses” and
“Brown Sugar,” Keith Richards refers to the facility as “rock and roll
heaven” in the upcoming documentary, *Muscle Shoals*, which hits theaters
in September. Other artists who recorded at the studio include Boz Skaggs,
Percy Sledge, Dr. Hook, Willie Nelson, Jimmy Cliff, Cher, Joe Cocker, J.J.
Cale, Linda Ronstadt, Joe Tex, Eddie Floyd, Johnny Taylor, Art Garfunkel,
Milie Jackson, Cat Stevens, Traffic and hundreds of others.

Muscle Shoals Sound Studio
https://www.facebook.com/pages/MUSCLE-SHOALS-SOUND-STUDIOS/89247053033

Muscle Shoals Music Foundation
https://www.facebook.com/MuscleShoalsMusicFoundation
- See more at:
http://www.prosoundnetwork.com/article/historic-muscle-shoals-studio-saved/16479#sthash.3fLIiUMt.dpuf
Historic Muscle Shoals Studio Saved
By PSN Staff   06.28.2013

Sheffield, AL (June 28, 2013)—The Muscle Shoals Music Foundation has
acquired the 3614 Jackson Highway building, which housed the Muscle Shoals
Sound Studio from 1969 to 1979. During that period, the facility recorded
The Rolling Stones; Paul Simon; The Staple Singers; Bob Seger; Bob Dylan;
Lynyrd Skynyrd; Wilson Pickett; Rod Stewart and many others. Now the
Foundation plans to restore the studio and make it a center of regional
music tourism.

Recently added to the national Register of Historic Places, the facility
was sold by owner Noah Webster for an undisclosed amount to the Foundation,
led by Rodney Hall. When the studio moved to 1000 Alabama Avenue in
Sheffield in 1979, the building housed an AV company and later an appliance
store.

The Foundation now plans to renovate the studio to its original state and
upgrade the facility with modern equipment. Partnering with both the
current studio at 1000 Alabama Avenue and the nearby, well-known FAME
Studios, which had its own high-profile run in the ‘60s and ‘70s, the
Foundation plans to create tours of all three sites, with an aim to
construct a museum dedicated to showcasing and preserving the Muscle Shoals
music history through a variety of permanent and temporary exhibits.

Having recorded a number of tracks there, including “Wild Horses” and
“Brown Sugar,” Keith Richards refers to the facility as “rock and roll
heaven” in the upcoming documentary, Muscle Shoals, which hits theaters in
September. Other artists who recorded at the studio include Boz Skaggs,
Percy Sledge, Dr. Hook, Willie Nelson, Jimmy Cliff, Cher, Joe Cocker, J.J.
Cale, Linda Ronstadt, Joe Tex, Eddie Floyd, Johnny Taylor, Art Garfunkel,
Milie Jackson, Cat Stevens, Traffic and hundreds of others.

Muscle Shoals Sound Studio
https://www.facebook.com/pages/MUSCLE-SHOALS-SOUND-STUDIOS/89247053033

Muscle Shoals Music Foundation
https://www.facebook.com/MuscleShoalsMusicFoundation

- See more at:
http://www.prosoundnetwork.com/article/historic-muscle-shoals-studio-saved/16479

Historic Muscle Shoals Studio Saved
 By PSN Staff   06.28.2013
 [image: img]Sheffield, AL (June 28, 2013)—The Muscle Shoals Music
Foundation has acquired the 3614 Jackson Highway building, which housed the
Muscle Shoals Sound Studio from 1969 to 1979. During that period, the
facility recorded The Rolling Stones; Paul Simon; The Staple Singers; Bob
Seger; Bob Dylan; Lynyrd Skynyrd; Wilson Pickett; Rod Stewart and many
others. Now the Foundation plans to restore the studio and make it a center
of regional music tourism.

Recently added to the national Register of Historic Places, the facility
was sold by owner Noah Webster for an undisclosed amount to the Foundation,
led by Rodney Hall. When the studio moved to 1000 Alabama Avenue in
Sheffield in 1979, the building housed an AV company and later an appliance
store.

The Foundation now plans to renovate the studio to its original state and
upgrade the facility with modern equipment. Partnering with both the
current studio at 1000 Alabama Avenue and the nearby, well-known FAME
Studios, which had its own high-profile run in the ‘60s and ‘70s, the
Foundation plans to create tours of all three sites, with an aim to
construct a museum dedicated to showcasing and preserving the Muscle Shoals
music history through a variety of permanent and temporary exhibits.

Having recorded a number of tracks there, including “Wild Horses” and
“Brown Sugar,” Keith Richards refers to the facility as “rock and roll
heaven” in the upcoming documentary, *Muscle Shoals*, which hits theaters
in September. Other artists who recorded at the studio include Boz Skaggs,
Percy Sledge, Dr. Hook, Willie Nelson, Jimmy Cliff, Cher, Joe Cocker, J.J.
Cale, Linda Ronstadt, Joe Tex, Eddie Floyd, Johnny Taylor, Art Garfunkel,
Milie Jackson, Cat Stevens, Traffic and hundreds of others.

Muscle Shoals Sound Studio
https://www.facebook.com/pages/MUSCLE-SHOALS-SOUND-STUDIOS/89247053033

Muscle Shoals Music Foundation
https://www.facebook.com/MuscleShoalsMusicFoundation
- See more at:
http://www.prosoundnetwork.com/article/historic-muscle-shoals-studio-saved/16479#sthash.3fLIiUMt.dpuf
Historic Muscle Shoals Studio Saved
 By PSN Staff   06.28.2013
 [image: img]Sheffield, AL (June 28, 2013)—The Muscle Shoals Music
Foundation has acquired the 3614 Jackson Highway building, which housed the
Muscle Shoals Sound Studio from 1969 to 1979. During that period, the
facility recorded The Rolling Stones; Paul Simon; The Staple Singers; Bob
Seger; Bob Dylan; Lynyrd Skynyrd; Wilson Pickett; Rod Stewart and many
others. Now the Foundation plans to restore the studio and make it a center
of regional music tourism.

Recently added to the national Register of Historic Places, the facility
was sold by owner Noah Webster for an undisclosed amount to the Foundation,
led by Rodney Hall. When the studio moved to 1000 Alabama Avenue in
Sheffield in 1979, the building housed an AV company and later an appliance
store.

The Foundation now plans to renovate the studio to its original state and
upgrade the facility with modern equipment. Partnering with both the
current studio at 1000 Alabama Avenue and the nearby, well-known FAME
Studios, which had its own high-profile run in the ‘60s and ‘70s, the
Foundation plans to create tours of all three sites, with an aim to
construct a museum dedicated to showcasing and preserving the Muscle Shoals
music history through a variety of permanent and temporary exhibits.

Having recorded a number of tracks there, including “Wild Horses” and
“Brown Sugar,” Keith Richards refers to the facility as “rock and roll
heaven” in the upcoming documentary, *Muscle Shoals*, which hits theaters
in September. Other artists who recorded at the studio include Boz Skaggs,
Percy Sledge, Dr. Hook, Willie Nelson, Jimmy Cliff, Cher, Joe Cocker, J.J.
Cale, Linda Ronstadt, Joe Tex, Eddie Floyd, Johnny Taylor, Art Garfunkel,
Milie Jackson, Cat Stevens, Traffic and hundreds of others.

Muscle Shoals Sound Studio
https://www.facebook.com/pages/MUSCLE-SHOALS-SOUND-STUDIOS/89247053033

Muscle Shoals Music Foundation
https://www.facebook.com/MuscleShoalsMusicFoundation
- See more at:
http://www.prosoundnetwork.com/article/historic-muscle-shoals-studio-saved/16479#sthash.3fLIiUMt.dpuf
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carlos palombini
pesquisador visitante, centro de letras e artes, unirio
ufmg.academia.edu/CarlosPalombini
proibidao.org
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