Music Fell on Alabama is the story of the Muscle Shoals, Alabama, music industry, which began with Rick Hall’s single Fame Studios and exploded to turn the Shoals into a thriving music hot spot. Competition and jealousy threatened to end the Shoals’ story before it began, as the area quickly began attracting the attention of a who’s who of stars, including Bob Seger, Cher, the Osmonds, Aretha Franklin, Paul Simon, and Lynard Skynard.

This edition of Music Fell on Alabama includes the “Stars Who’ve Risen” guide to the modern music legends of Alabama, as well as a new epilogue by author C.S. Fuqua.

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