Gregg Allman’s Swan Song recorded at FAME Recording Studios

Find out more about Gregg Allman’s decision to record at FAME Recording Studios in this excerpt taken from Gregg’s website. To read the full article and listen to the album, click here.

“ A further key to Allman’s vision for Southern Blood was his decision to record at the world-renowned FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL. Alongside its own fabled history, the legendary studio occupied a momentous place in Allman’s personal back pages.

“A constant discussion during all of my nearly 15 years working with Gregg was his desire to return to Muscle Shoals,” Lehman says. “He always would talk about how he needed to get back to FAME Studios to bring him full circle.”

“Muscle Shoals is hallowed musical ground,” says Was. “FAME was the place where Gregg’s brother Duane first started making waves in the music world and where the earliest seeds of The Allman Brothers Band were sown in a back room during their first, seminal rehearsals. Duane’s presence is still ubiquitous in that building. Recording there was Gregg’s way of making his spirit a part of this album, in the same way that his spirit continued to be part of Gregg’s life.”

Hear producer Don Was talk about recording with Gregg at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL in this sneak peak of the documentary, “Back To The Swamp: The Recording of Southern Blood”.”