Name: R&B的發源地(紀錄片) (The Birth Place of R&B (Documentary))
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DONNIE FRITZ: The key word to me about Muscle

Muscle Shoals is known for a lot of things.

But it's mostly known for American music.

The studios Muscle Shoals Sound and Fame have produced,

you know, Wilson Pickett records, Percy Sledge records,

Rolling Stones, and everything up to Lynard Skynard, the

We wanted to explore what made this region such a fertile

We're talking to the people who have worked here, who've

established Muscle Shoals, put it on the map.

And we're going to talk to the young people who are trying to

IAN SVENONIUS: So much music now is based on the music that

What are the central ingredients of that sound?

DOC DAILEY: When I think of the Muscle Shoals sound, like,

from the old recording era, I think more of an R&B feel.

I think it's probably more of a recording legacy.

You know, we had all the great session players here and

RICK HALL: We all started out as pickers.

We all had our own bands and we all played gigs.

We're recording in a town of 5,000 people where you only

And the thing we have going for us in spite of all of

that, we were cutting hit records because we worked

harder, longer, and were more driven, and felt the pressure

DONNIE FRITZ: We were just kids and learning.

It'd only been like three or four years since Elvis and all

IAN SVENONIUS: First of all, I want to asked how you got

DAVID HOOD: Well, I started hanging around Fame which was

And my first union scale recording session was a hit, a

RICK HALL: We started out with a little funky

And that was in Florence, Alabama, that's where Fame got

its name, of course, Florence, Alabama Music Enterprises.

DAVID HOOD: This is the legendary Rick Hall who

produced Arthur Alexander and the first hits that were from

He would find a song or an artist and go in and record

And then he'd go shop it and try to get it

And any black station that had a tower, I'd take them a

bottle of vodka, or a bottle of gin, or whatever.

Then we left town and we're driving down the highway.

RICK HALL: It also started out with black music.

RICK HALL: And I want to make that clear.

This was after he was in the Falcons and was--

They recorded "Midnight Hour" at Stax in Memphis.

And Jim Stewart, who owned Stax, said, well, look, we're

not going to let you guys come back in here and record

I want everything to be for Stax that's recorded here.

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