The Legendary FAME Studios Tour - Part One
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What are some of your favourite recordings to come out of FAME Studios? Comment below
There are numerous! The last Greg Allman album before he passed "Southern blood" was cut there. It's something! There are many I enjoy that came out of there.
So many great tracks came out of FAME but my favorite will always be Wilson Pickett and Duane Allman's cover of Hey Jude.
Simply too many to name!
I think you mentioned most of them. A magical studio. That Aretha song just has such a beautiful groove though. It sounds more intimate than the rest of the album to me.
I love just about anything connected to Tom Dowd though.
Wild horses and Brown sugar Rolling Stones from Sticky Fingers Is my favorite to come out of fame studio.
I recall as a kid George Jones lived on a tour bus and it would drive through Florence Alabama on a daily basis.
Mussel shoals documentary changed me
@Noktirnal yes I grew up in so cal where there is a Mussel Shoals so my autocorrect got me
I love the look of studios from that that era. They remind me of all the photos of my Dad from when he worked at Wally Heider Recording in L.A.
IK is a great company. They run so many awesome, generous promos. it's great to see them thrive and help out as well
You can just feel the history in this place. The vibe, the blood, sweat & tears. When you said, “When A Man Loves A Woman,” it was like the spirit of the place came alive.
In a way nostalgia can feel a bit distant & somewhat sad. But there’s something about this place that makes me smile. It’s a combination of complexity, bittersweet, simple, and beauty. Just how the sound of Americana should be.
Thanks Warren! Keep up the good work. Cheers.
I love me some Studio Tours! This is looking beautiful already!
Thanks, Lee!
Just love episodes like this Warren! The musical history and a studio that’s still family run is nice to hear. Keep up the fantastic work..It’s very much appreciated.
Thank you! It was an honour to be there. I'm feeling very blessed.
I live in the Shoals Warren, could have shown you several other studios around here including mine! Never knew you were heading this way!
Wow! Living in a legendary place. How has that been? We did have very limited time in Muscle Shoals unfortunately.
wow!
Great part one. The nostalgia is huge and when Rodney is talking about it all, he really misses his dad. Rodney your dad's studio and history will help and influence many artists for years to come. Thanks very much for a great video
Thanks ever so much Joey!
So many great songs! The “swampers” are such amazing players
Agreed 100%!
@@Producelikeapro As I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized that my favorite guitarists were always sessions men/women like Reggie Young, Jimmy Johnson, James Burton who wrote and played all the cool guitar parts in all our favorite songs! Same can be said for sessions drummers like earl palmer, Roger Hawkins, AL Jackson Jr. And bassists like Carol Kaye, James Jameson, Chips Moman. In all I like this video cause it you get to learn a lot of the cross pollination that occurred with some of the “Memphis boys” sessions players as well as the “Swampers”. Man even Duane Allman tore it up on the Wilson picket cover of “Hey Jude” THank you for all the great videos Warren!
An amazing historical place. Like Mecca for American music.
I was born across the river from Muscle Shoals in Florence, Alabama in 1965. Growing up we were always hearing about who was coming into FAME to record. Oddly enough I've never been inside FAME so this tour is so great.
You were in my back yard. I live in Cullman, AL. It is crazy to think how much music history we have here in North Alabama. Cheers!
Thanks Daniel!!
Here's something a bit silly! When I started singing Sweet Home Alabama in the 80s, I got the lyrics to all the songs I sang by sitting there with a cassette player and pen and paper, and trying to work out what was being sung (Rolling Stones songs were a nightmare!). When I got the line, "Muscle Shoals has the Swampers, I assumed that they were talking about a baseball or football team, as that seemed likely being that they were singing about America! 😁
I'm sure I sang a lot of nonsense back then, and probably still do! 😄
Swampers sounds like some low level minor league baseball team.
Heartbreaking to hear what was said (and left unsaid) at 4:06 about Arthur Alexander, but Nashville's loss and our gain!
"Chain of Fools" Aretha Franklin. It's my favorite Aretha song. It would have blown peoples' minds back in the 60's that the finest soul musicians on Earth were some white guys from Alabama.
Fun fact-David Hood of The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section is the father of Patterson Hood. Born in Muscle Shoals and founder of The Drive-By Truckers.
Just watched the Muscle Shoals doc for the first time last night...serendipitous!
Hi Warren. I have always been a huge fan of the Muscle Shoals sound. Thank you for inviting us aspiring engineers to tour Fame Studios with you. You have been a huge inspiration in my musical growth and i feel blessed that you are so willing to give so much back to the music community and all the people that truly appreciate the skill and dedication it takes to give life to the soundtracks of our lives! Cheers-James
Thanks Warren, amazing history, looking forward to pt two.
Absolutely BRILLIANT Warren. Thank you. Looking forward to part 2. Cheers Marty from Melbourne 🇦🇺
Thanks ever so much Martin!
Looks so cozy.
It not only looks it, but is.
I love these look around the famous studio tours! Thank you Warren. Our host has a very good radio voice! No processing necessary!
Great video Warren these studios are so very rare these days one offs never to be replaced although it's a working studio it's also a Musium stunning looking forward to part two cheers Phil UK England 👍
Thank you for sharing this Historic studio with us.
You're very welcome Mark!
Wow - you've done it again Warren! What a place :-)
Thanks ever so much G R!
I will never not believe that isn't Greg Koch playing a character. The resemblance is incredible.
Great studio tour! Looking forward to part 2.
Thanks Warren. Such a cool place. Glad they are able to keep it going.
Very cool video Warren! Thank you, and Sláinte!
Thanks for the tour. That was fantastic 👍 Can’t wait for part two!
Awesome as usual. Seen many things on this studio however you always ask the right questions being an insider.
Thanks! As always JD
Waiting to learn form your new home studio, sir
The next in the series is coming soon! Stay tuned.
Enjoyed this, looking forward to part 2. 🎸🎤😎
Amazing video and a great guy. Thank you so much. Can't wait for the second part. Greetings from Germany.
Incredible. Thank you for taking the time to make this.
Wow, what a treat. Thank you for this gorgeous tour, Warren. Spectacular production quality, as always.
Thanks ever so much
Whether it’s a home studio or a professional studio it’s always great fun and very interesting to watch you touring Studios. Thank you Warren.
Thanks for sharing, Jason!
I LOVE live reverb chambers!
Yes! Amazing!
Incredible studio and collection of 7” singles. look forward to part 2!
Thank you Warren and Fame studios! 😊💕
Thanks Audrey!
This one is absolutely Amazing, thank you Warren to give us an insight into these amazing locations where our Favourite hits were produced!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks ever so much for the great comment! I really appreciate it!
Great episode and that vinyl room!!! Something i've never seen in a studio tour.
This is awesome! Getting to see where the soundtrack of my childhood was recorded! Thank you!
What an amazing place! So cool to hear about the history
Thanks ever so much Brigitte
Need to tour Muscle Shoals Sound !! The Swampers!!! Still has that early 70's vibe - incredible place!!!!
Great showcase of Fame! Rodney Hall and his Mom and Dad are awesome folks!
Thanks ever so much for the great comment! I really appreciate it!
Just saw the mic on the wall over the door to the side at 4:00 minute. Ilove the sound of that type of mic, picking sound as a half omni and without phase issues from reflections. I was using a PZM mic in the studio of the technical university of rethymno, where i was studying music technology and acoustics, and i was working as a assistant in the studio for other students to practice and experiment. It sounded great on drums, having them in a big vocal but small for drums booth, on the window in front of the kit, while others plaing in the main room and having only 8 tracks to record, that one mic was the whole drum set with a bit of compression and eq, if it fits the track, but i loved it. Also like this in the video for room, on the seiling over the drums, under a blanket in front of the kick, inside a bass amp etc. I havent use a set up like this for over 15years,but if you like your room, like the sound and have a mic like this, try it.
This is awesome. I was not aware of this place. All that great music history/
Thanks Thom! Glad to be show this incredible studio!
1. Wilson Pickett
2. FAME Studio tour
3. IK Multimedia FAME Reverb promotion?
You guys not only give master classes in audio production, but also in modern content based advertising. Great stuff!
Yes! So remarkable, I have just started the video and impulsed to drop an immediate remark!!! Legend! 😎 Awesome, thank you!
Just got back from enjoying that lovely walk through history and future history to be made... Great content man, looking forward to part II, thank you so much
Thanks Wazza. That was ACE!
AWESOME!
so so good. thank you
Thanks ever so much Patrick!
Fantastic!
Thank you! Cheers!
was such an incredible experience!!
Fabulous
🤩Still the BEST !!!
Yes! Amazing!
man, i love this channel!
Aw shucks! Thanks ever so much
Great video!
Thanks ever so much!
The "Muscle Shoals" documentary that came out a few years back was really good too. This is great that you visited it.
11:47 - I Hear ya! This is such a great video man, I'm kind of choking up thinking about all that history as I type this.
Thanks ever so much of your great comment!
amazing studio with history
Saved my Sunday!
That’s wonderful to hear!
Reminds me of all the great times I've had recording and mastering at Paradise Studios in Sacramento. A great room with great classic instruments like the Hammond, great console and vintage rack fx etc. Still going today with a great engineer, Craig Long. I started recording tracks there in 1986. Tesla's live album mastered there and Cake did their first 3 albums there.
I was there about a month ago. It's definitely an INCREDIBLE place to visit. Hallowed ground. You can just feel the mojo of that place the second you set foot into either one of those studios.
Agreed! Incredible studio with an amazing history
@@Producelikeapro They have a very strict no video policy. How did you get approval to shoot video there?
Muscle Shoals for sure has a sound. I’m originally from Huntsville, AL. before opening a studio just north of Atlanta in Canton GA. Something about the air down here that I believe lends to the Sonics. May just be me, but it seems to work out. Awesome walk through Warren. Looking forward to part 2! 🍻
Thank you for that piece.
Thanks ever so much!
Absolutely love Fame studios. Thank you for keeping the legacy alive.
“Wood, pot smoke, and 70s patchouli oil” hahahaha
Another gem from Warren. 😁
Thank you
I really dig these old school studios. I can just imagine how good it must have been back in the day. Not to forget that magic sound from 2" tape.
Wow so amazing! Time Capsule ,)
Thanks ever so much Manny!
Great!
Awesome video! I've seen a few of them, from IK's promotion, but yours is the most evocative of the actual mood and atmosphere. Room B of this plugin is now my favorite space to wrap around my tracks - but all spaces sound awesome - it's hard to choose among them, but I almost always land on that one. I know you love Sunset Sound more, cause you've worked there, but, to me, this one sounds better. SS IRs seem to have been recorded too gritty, too saturated, this one is smooth and lush - and allows me to freely saturate the resulting dry/wet blend afterwards, as if the room was embedded in the mic capture, before hitting the pre - as it should.
So, do you want to check out the control room?
Lol
The Fame Gang recorded the amazing “Grits and Gravy” here!
See, this is why I want a time machine. To be a fly on the wall back then, wowie!
Wonderful, thanks for sharing! (Very impressed with your Swedish pronunciation! 🙂)
Looks like "home" professional studio. It definitely has some wood/retro/vintage vibe and that Neve console is dope!
BTW: Warren, I hope in some future for some Warehouse, Vancouver studio tour - hope with engineer/mixer RANDY STAUB also!
Love it. I've only toured one famous studio, but it was a good one (Sun Studio in Memphis). Curious, was that guitar playing post broken wrist, all healed up, or footage from before? Sounded great.
I have got to visit that studio I'm about a little over an hour away. And Muscle Shoals Sound Studio.
There were 2 studios in Muscle Shoals then 4. Fame yes ! Was the first and most notorious.
Great video, question do you still get giddy walking into and around studio like this one?
Wow!
Thanks Corey!
Hey warren , great episode ...was that The Claw you started playing ?
Yes! Busted
I didn't know it was called Fame studio I always thought it was called muscle shoals studio
The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section started Muscle Shoals Studios later after leaving FAME Studios.
Sacred ground if there ever was one!
Absolutely! Amazing studio with incredible history
I heard the swampers can pick a song or two.
Question: Were those JBL 4320 Monitors in Rick Halls office that you were touching? Those were the greatest sounding speakers I haver ever heard. We used to have them when I worked at Mystic Sound, Hollywood, 6277 Selma Ave, 1983-85
Great stuff! When are you going to do a session there?
Soon!!
Very soon!
Thank you. The legendary Jerry Dammers introduced the U.K. (and the world) to Two Tone music with his label. His work fused the punk and reggae movements to produce some amazing bands AND music; The Specials, Madness, Selector, The Beat, etc. The song FREE NELSON MANDELA brought awareness about this then prisoner to the worldwide consciousness ... Two Tone changed music and British cultural heritage forever by PROMOTING racial harmony during a time of racial warfare.
Ancestor Jimmie rodgers THE Pioneer of country music
Muscle shoals has got the swampers they’ve been known to pick a song or 2
You know they've been know to pick a song or two.
Haha yes, agreed 100%!
@@Producelikeapro No you're suppose to respond with "Lord, they get me off so much"
the someone responds with "They pick me up when I'm feeling blue"
and so on.
Great vid. Although my idea of refurbished is somewhat different!
Haha I understand! I LOVE this studio!
It would be amazing to record there!
Thanks ever so much
I wonder if Warren clocked that the 8232 is a Dual Inline Neve!
For a guy from the UK you sure do pick like a Nashville super picker
Haha thanks Don! I really appreciate it!
@@Producelikeapromy whole family is from the south. My mom was born in Kentucky and my dad was born in Alabama. I've gone to Pentecostal churches all my life I know a lot of good old boys would like to be able to pick like that
Here’s a crappy looking echo room “very nice indeed” warren says. 😉Interesting that is THE room
Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers
Sad news, Adam Audio a7x is suspended from the company, I wanted them for my first music studio, sir 🤔