1960s recording studio

The Zombies recording at EMI’s Abbey Road studios pictured during the recording of “Time of the Season," London, September 1967. (photo by Keith Waldegrave)

Record Plant, Sausalito CA

An exact re-creation of Control Room C at WHBQ; where Elvis first hit the airwaves. Everything in the exhibit is from the original control room. Even the tiles.

Palomino Sound Studio in Los Angeles continues to be a destination for touring bands. Palomino caters to Pop, Indie, Country, Rock, Psych as well as photo and video shoots/productions. Outfitted for recording in Digital or Analog, MCI JH24 w/16track or 24 track headstacks, Ampex 1/4" mixdown, 1974 MCI 416B console heavily modified w discrete circuits and API master buss. Pro Tools and Outboard.

70s Recording

Cosey at Martello Street

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Westlake

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Nestled along the Tennessee River, Muscle Shoals, Alabama, boasts a rich musical heritage that defies its size. In the 1960s and 1970s, legendary recording studios like FAME Studios and Muscle Shoals Sound Studio put the town on the map. Artists like Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett flocked to Muscle Shoals to tap into its unique musical energy. Spearheaded by Rick Hall, FAME Studios churned out hits like "Respect" and "Land of 1000 Dances." The town's success extended beyond soul and R&B…