Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

The secret is in the shoals

'When a Man Loves a Woman,' by Percy Sledge (1966)
'Land of 1,000 Dances,' by Wilson Pickett (1966)
'Chain of Fools,' by Aretha Franklin (1966)
'Wild Horses,' by the Rolling Stones (1971)
'Lookin' for a Love,' by Bobby Womack (1973)
'Loves Me Like a Rock,' by Paul Simon (1973)
'Torn Between Two Lovers,' by Mary MacGregor (1976)

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Also Slow Train Coming by Bob Dylan.

Likewise, I'd Rather Go Blind by Etta James.

Also the following: I'll Take You There by The Staples Singers
Slip Away by Clarence Carter
Another Woman's Sweetheart by Candi Staten
You Better Move On by Arthur Alexander
You Left the Water Running by Maurice & Mack
Hey Jude by Wilson Pickett
Fly Me to The Moon by Bobby Womack
Eddie Hinton - Very Extremely Dangerous

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Munichhilton
The secret is in the shoals

'When a Man Loves a Woman,' by Percy Sledge (1966)
'Land of 1,000 Dances,' by Wilson Pickett (1966)
'Chain of Fools,' by Aretha Franklin (1966)
'Wild Horses,' by the Rolling Stones (1971)
'Lookin' for a Love,' by Bobby Womack (1973)
'Loves Me Like a Rock,' by Paul Simon (1973)
'Torn Between Two Lovers,' by Mary MacGregor (1976)

[www.muscleshoalssound.org]

torn between two lovers. gosh, it's been awhile since i heard that one. lovely tune. sad, though...

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Munichhilton
The secret is in the shoals

'When a Man Loves a Woman,' by Percy Sledge (1966)
'Land of 1,000 Dances,' by Wilson Pickett (1966)
'Chain of Fools,' by Aretha Franklin (1966)
'Wild Horses,' by the Rolling Stones (1971)
'Lookin' for a Love,' by Bobby Womack (1973)
'Loves Me Like a Rock,' by Paul Simon (1973)
'Torn Between Two Lovers,' by Mary MacGregor (1976)

[www.muscleshoalssound.org]

torn between two lovers. gosh, it's been awhile since i heard that one. lovely tune. sad, though...

Story of Ronnie's life...or is it Bill's?

If they never did anything else, they would be legendary for their work with Aretha alone:

I Never Loved a Man
Respect
Do Right Woman
Natural Woman
Dr. Feelgood
Save Me
Baby I Love You
Chain of Fools
Since You've Been Gone (Sweet Sweet Baby)
Ain't No Way
I Say A Little Prayer
House That Jack Built
See Saw
The Weight
Eleanor Rigby
Call Me

And these are just the hits.....

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Munichhilton
The secret is in the shoals

'When a Man Loves a Woman,' by Percy Sledge (1966)
'Land of 1,000 Dances,' by Wilson Pickett (1966)
'Chain of Fools,' by Aretha Franklin (1966)
'Wild Horses,' by the Rolling Stones (1971)
'Lookin' for a Love,' by Bobby Womack (1973)
'Loves Me Like a Rock,' by Paul Simon (1973)
'Torn Between Two Lovers,' by Mary MacGregor (1976)

[www.muscleshoalssound.org]

torn between two lovers. gosh, it's been awhile since i heard that one. lovely tune. sad, though...

Story of Ronnie's life...or is it Bill's?

bill was torn amongst 10,000 lovers....it's good to have choices, but still.

ronnie. sigh. c'mon, ronnie. and i believed you in that song about jo...josephine. never again.

And...
I'm Your Puppet
Mustang Sally
Funky Broadway

I hope the documentary pays tribute the great Tommy Cogbill -
the James Jamerson of southern soul.

Aretha's version of The Weight has some amazing Duane Allman slide.

Likewise, his guitar solo on Clarence Carter's Road to Love is equally good, ditto Lend Me A Dime by Boz Scaggs.

That first album by Scaggs was recorded down in Muscle Shoals.

Lulu did a great album, on Atco, entitled New Routes, which was recorded down in Muscle Shoals. I think she was trying to emulate Dusty In Memphis.

speaking of muscle shoals and duane's slide - john hammond's "southern fried" album was recorded there and features some of duane's slick slide stuff....not my fave hammond record, but worth a listen or three....

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Aretha's version of The Weight has some amazing Duane Allman slide.

Likewise, his guitar solo on Clarence Carter's Road to Love is equally good, ditto Lend Me A Dime by Boz Scaggs.

That first album by Scaggs was recorded down in Muscle Shoals.

Lulu did a great album, on Atco, entitled New Routes, which was recorded down in Muscle Shoals. I think she was trying to emulate Dusty In Memphis.

Oh Me Oh My
Bobby Womack's That's the Way I Feel About Cha

tomcasagrande,
this is really good one from the Muscle Shoals/Duane sessions, one of the last ones.

About 3 months ago.I picked up the LULU album for a euro,in a charity shop.Nice and funky.

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About 3 months ago.I picked up the LULU album for a euro,in a charity shop.Nice and funky.

You're lucky, as the Atco Sessions 2cd is now deleted.

All the rubbish, i.e Mickey Most and Take That, isn't deleted, but the cream is. She did another album with the Dixie Flyers, Melody Fair, that was just as good as New Routes.

I sometimes hide the cover of the Lulu cd, and ask people, once I play it, if they can guess who it is. People are surprised, when they find out it's Lulu.

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tomcasagranda
I sometimes hide the cover of the Lulu cd, and ask people, once I play it, if they can guess who it is. People are surprised, when they find out it's Lulu.

you're kind of a sneaky bastard sometimes, aren't you?

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tomcasagranda
I sometimes hide the cover of the Lulu cd, and ask people, once I play it, if they can guess who it is. People are surprised, when they find out it's Lulu.

you're kind of a sneaky bastard sometimes, aren't you?

You may very well think that, I couldn't possibly comment.