Jeff was very nice... I could not record, there was something wrong with the equipment... seems to…read morebe very outdated.

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Muscle Shoals has got the Swampers. What an iconic line- and what a place to visit if you're in the…read morearea. This very small and humble looking building has a huge history in music in America. The tour was a great way to see and experience what it was like when rock, pop and country legends recorded there. The tales of recording sessions bring everything to life. The studio still records music and it is part of a non-profit organization. The building is on the national register of historic places. Our tour guide was passionate about the history past and present. It's a good companion tour to the tour of the Fame studio just a few miles away.

A fascinating tour if you have any interest in the music of the 60s and 70s. Very easy to sign up…read morein advance via the website with lots of options to fit all schedules (every hour on the half hour.) Excellent tour guide, unfortunately her name escapes me, but she held our attention throughout. It lasted about an hour, and was packed with information. One interesting factoid is that this studio is beatifully restored to what it looked like in the late 60s/early 70s, and is set up somewhat like a museum (photos from the past everywhere) even though it is also (once again) a working recording studio. It is now owned and operated by a non-profit foundation--at the time of this writing only one of the original Swampers is still living. Highly recommend watching the movie documentary "Muscle Shoals" prior to booking this tour.