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• Colbert County, Alabama (links | edit)
• Muscle Shoals, Alabama (links | edit)
• Aretha Franklin (links | edit)
• The Allman Brothers Band (links | edit)
• Southern rock (links | edit)
• 1932 in music (links | edit)
• Star Wars (radio series) (links | edit)
• Bobbie Gentry (links | edit)
• I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You (links | edit)
• Duane Allman (links | edit)
• Vee-Jay Records (links | edit)
• Music of Alabama (links | edit)
• List of people from Alabama (links | edit)
• Grammy Award for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical (links | edit)
• Grammy Trustees Award (links | edit)
• Marie Osmond (links | edit)
• Clarence Carter (links | edit)
• The Osmonds (links | edit)
• Southern soul (links | edit)
• Four Chords & Several Years Ago (links | edit)
• Odia Coates (links | edit)
• Hey Joe (links | edit)
• The Allman Brothers Band (album) (links | edit)
• Sugar, Sugar (links | edit)
• Shenandoah (band) (links | edit)
• Candi Staton (links | edit)
• The Sound of Wilson Pickett (links | edit)
• Florence–Muscle Shoals metropolitan area (links | edit)
• Mustang Sally (song) (links | edit)
• Back Door Santa (links | edit)
• When a Man Loves a Woman (song) (links | edit)
• Phil Walden (links | edit)
• Tell Mama (links | edit)
• Fancy (Bobbie Gentry song) (links | edit)
• Ashley Monroe (links | edit)
• I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) (links | edit)
• Ghost in This House (links | edit)
• Three Fugitives (links | edit)
• Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (links | edit)
• Dreams (The Allman Brothers Band album) (links | edit)
• Flying Again (links | edit)
• Alabama Music Hall of Fame (links | edit)
• Muscle Shoals Sound Studio (links | edit)
• Funky Situation (links | edit)
• Blues Brothers 2000 (soundtrack) (links | edit)
• Charles Chalmers (links | edit)
• George Jones Sings from the Heart (links | edit)
• Diana Trask (links | edit)
• One Bad Apple (links | edit)
• 1932 in country music (links | edit)