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American Music Town

American Music Town

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In towns and cities throughout the United States are the historical landscapes of Americana Music. They tell the stories that have changed our culture, our politics, and even how we listen to music. The American Music Town podcast takes you on a musical journey into America's both famous and lesser known towns, with stories you don't want to miss. Hosted by AmericanaMusic.com's Sarah Popejoy, travel with us as we seek out the history behind the music that changed us.

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  • Muscle Shoals: FAME Studios, The Swampers, and the Debunking of a Myth
    Oct 16 2026

    There’s this magical small town in Northern Alabama, a two-and-a-half-hour drive south of Nashville, where they say the music is in the mud. And even though many music listeners may not know about the town, they are aware of its impact on American Music through the iconic songs they’ve heard on the radio. Songs like “When a Man Loves a Woman” by Percy Sledge, “Respect” by Aretha Franklin, and “Wild Horses” by The Rolling Stones are just a few of the big hits that have been churned out because of the creative energy captivated in the town of Muscle Shoals.

    Today's interviews include:

    Brain Corrigan - historic music preservation consultant and expert in Muscle Shoals

    Rodney Hall - owner of FAME studios and son of Rick Hall, founder of FAME.

    Hannah Aldridge - Americana Singer-Songwriter and daughter of Walt Aldridge, Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame Songwriter, Musician, Engineer, and Record Producer who worked closely with Rick Hall from Muscle Shoals

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  • American Music Town, the Podcast Introduction
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