Spooner Oldham and the Muscle Shoals sound (Part 2)

[@57dogsbody]

Spooner...proper Country....Him and Dann penn the unsung heroes of SOUL MUSIC.

[@GitFiddler]

Back in the '50's, '60's, and '70's, it was just about impossible to be a Southern white musician without some of the music and feeling of the old Southern Black Gospel spirituals taking root in the soul. Just about every Southern guitar player worth anything learned to play the Blues before just about anything else. As a kid I used to listen to a Black Blues guitarist every Saturday morning on the street corner downtown on my way to the five and dime store. That's how these four white guys that made the rhythm section at Muscle Shoals playing behind Percy Sledge, Wilson Pickett, and Aretha Franklin already knew what those Black singers were about.

[@MuscleShoalsMovie]

We're going to theaters with the feature film this fall. Watch the trailer on our page! And please share this news with your networks. With much love for the music, your friends here on the production. xoxo

[@cathyw4564]

R.I.P. JIMMY JOHNSON 9-5-2019

[@deckiedeckie]

Tommy Dowd WAS Muscle shoals!!