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The Muscle Shoals area produced W. C. Handy, the father of the blues, and Sam Phillips, the father of rock and roll. It also attracted Jerry Wexler, who coined the term "Rhythm and Blues." Muscle Shoals influenced the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, Cher, Bob Dylan, The Osmonds, Bob Seeger, Paul Simon, and countless others who came here to record hit records. The magnitude of the local contributions to popular music cannot be matched anywhere in the world. The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins is your opportunity to hear for yourself what the "Muscle Shoals Sound" is all about.

If you can't wait for the next show, check out the following previously aired releases:

Show 1
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins presented, on February 4, 1999, Terry Skinner, accompanied by his daughter Terri Lee Willingham and his son Evan, start an unforgettable night of songwriter performances. See this proud papa showcase his children doing some of the great songs he's written.

Show 2
Spooner Oldham is a legend to those who know of his contributions, playing with Linda Rhonstadt and the Stone Ponies, Neil Young, and Jewel, to name just three! Tonight Spooner performs two of his greatest creations, "Sweet Inspiration" and "I'm Your Puppet." This is a rare glimpse of one of Muscle Shoals' greatest. This show was hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, and performed in Muscle Shoals, Alabama on February 4, 1999!

Show 3
Scott and "Gooner" keep the night rolling with great tunes such as "Silence Ain't Golden Anymore" and Scott's soulful "Please Be With Me." This show was hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, and performed in Muscle Shoals, Alabama on February 4, 1999!

Show 4
Johnny Wyker had hits with "Baby Ruth" and "Motorcycle Mama" with the band Sailcat. Wayne Perkins played lead guitar for the Rolling Stones. Together there is no telling what may happen. You'll have to watch this show, hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, and performed in Muscle Shoals, Alabama on February 4, 1999!

Show 5
Randy shows the energy and talent he provides when playing live, which he has with Three Dog Night to name just one. Randy brings down the house with his song "Fast Moving Love." You'll have to watch this show, hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, and performed in Muscle Shoals, Alabama on February 4, 1999!

Show 6
Gary and Frank are a tremendous songwriting team as well as top shelf performers. February 4, 1999, they conclude a remarkable songwriters showcase with their Grammy winner, "I Swear." What a night! This show is hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, and performed in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.

Show 7
Tonya Holly brightens the evening with "Jack & Jill" and other songs from her songbook. Backed by her husband, Kelvin, the guitar player for Little Richard, the Amazing Rhythm Aces, and the Decoys when he's not busy, Tonya also is involved in making movies. This show was hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, and performed in Muscle Shoals, Alabama on February 4, 1999!

Show 8
Join us for another outstanding evening at the Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase featuring Tim Rousleau, of Little Texas. He graciously joined our Two Year Anniversary Party in February 1999 and spread his Texas size talent on an eager audience. Tim's appearance is an example of the surprises you can expect in Muscle Shoals. The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase is hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins on February 4, 1999.

Show 9
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins. The March 4, 1999 show was fabulous! Here Mickey and Jerry close an outstanding evening of great songwriters by jamming with Scott Boyer, Kelvin Holly, Terry Richardson, and others. Check it out, these jams produce fantastic cuts.

Show 10
On March 4, 1999, the Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase presented "Funky" Donnie Fritts delivering an evening of entertainment that is as much Muscle Shoals as is the river that gives us its name. Fritts enlists Kelvin Holly, Scott Boyer, Terry Richardson, and others for outstanding renditions of some of the special songs he's penned. Catch Mickey's interview following the performance for Fritt's songwriting and movie projects.

Show 11
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins featured Will McFarlane and Donna Jean Godchaux Mackay on May 6, 1999. Will McFarlane migrated to Muscle Shoals from Boston, Massachusetts, having played with Bonnie Raitt and the Pointer Sisters. Will is a leader in the area's strong Contemporary Christian Music community, an outstanding producer, lead guitar player for The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, and a pretty good baseball player. Donna Jean, a native of nearby Sheffield, Alabama, was a member of the legendary Grateful Dead for nine years, after being a background vocalist on many hits here in the Shoals, and even recorded with Elvis Presley. Enjoy these talented musicians that call Muscle Shoals, Alabama home.

Show 12
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins featured Randy McCormick, Max Russell, and Topper Price on August 5, 1999. It was W.C. Handy week in the Shoals area. If you have never been to one, make plans now. It is a great week of celebrating the "Blues" in venues all over the "Shoals." Randy McCormick plays several of his hits including "Suspicions," Max Russell and son Kirk burn up their guitars with hot Blues licks, and Topper Price closes the big night of Blues with some of the best Blues harmonica in the Southeast.

Show 13
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. The first Thursday of the month is your chance to see Muscle Music LiveOnTheNet! This is the September 2, 1999 show.

Show 14
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. This is the October 7, 1999 show. Tonight's guest songwriters include Will McFarlane and Steve Jones.

Show 15
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins featured Mark Narmore on October 28, 1999. Mark Narmore is one of the best known writers on the Nashville scene, and he still lives in downtown Center Star! Mark's hits include Shenandoah's "Moon Over Georgia," and he is currently writing for Reba McEntire's new publishing company, the Starstruck Writers Group. Highlight includes tribute to Bob Dylan's Muscle Shoals cut of "You've Got To Serve Somebody."

Show 16
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins featured Mae McKenna on October 28, 1999. Mae McKenna was backed by members of the Full Moon Ensemble, including Daniel Carwile, Scooter Muse, Tom Risher, Annette Labrecque, and special guests Marie Lewey and David Hood. Mae McKenna grew up near Glasgow, Scotland, becoming a Scottish Folk-Rock & Celtic Rock legend, when her first band, Contraband, released their first album in 1973. Mae continues to be one of the most sought after session singers in England. Thanks to all who made this wonderful evening possible.

Show 17
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins featured "Microwave Dave" Gallaher and Randy Howard on November 4, 1999. "Microwave Dave" plays the "Blues" and Randy Howard keeps you laughing for an evening of top notch entertainment. "Microwave" shows why he is one of the best known and respected "Blues" artists in the South, and his "Too Tall to Mambo" should not be missed. Randy follows with a variety of funny original tunes and stories, making this a fun evening.

Show 18
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins featured Buddy Killen on November 4, 1999. Buddy Killen, the first person inducted into The Alabama Music Hall of Fame, performs several songs from his newly released CD. Buddy was "home" supporting the University of North Alabama's Entertainment Industry Center and graciously accepted Jerry and Mickey's invitation to appear on this showcase. Here's a chance to see and hear Country Music's greatest publisher and one of Country Music's best producers, Buddy Killen, sing songs that are special to him, and he tells you why.

Show 19
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins showcased Jerry Wallace and Terry Skinner and N.C. Thurman and Scott Boyer doing some of their terrific songs. Wayne Chaney, Kevin Holly, David Hood, and as always Terry Richardson of the Midnighters helped Mickey and Jerry produce another great night of music on December 2, 1999.

Show 20
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins brings you some of the great young talent in the Shoals area. On January 6, 2000, Russell, Medford, and Mitch Mann treat you to their duo sound and Jay Wilson entertains with songs from his latest CD, recorded at Johnny Sandlin's Duck Tape Studio in Decatur. Max Russell, Matthew Gibbs, and Wayne Chaney join in for a great jam.

Show 21
Mickey and Jerry celebrated the third anniversary of the Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase on February 3, 2000 by turning the show over to a group of Nashville Songwriters called "Girls with Guitars." Cindy Kalmenson, Cheley Tackett, Lisa Carver, and the dynamic duo of Lisa Christian and Lisa Durand energized the large Muscle Shoals audience with great songs and rousing performances. These girls have found something that works - watch it here on LiveOnTheNet.

Show 22
The March 2, 2000 Muscle Shoals Songwriter's Showcase features Scott Boyer, Cecilia Halsey, and Spooner Oldham. Scott Boyer, one of the best writers in the area, kicks off the evening with his Eric Clapton cut "Please Be With Me" and debuts a new one called "Muscle Shoals." Spooner Oldham, a great ambassador for Muscle Shoals music sings some of his early Blues tunes that helped Muscle Shoals become world famous. Spooner has performed and/or recorded with Janice Joplin, Linda Ronstadt, Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Jewel. Cecilia Halsey closes the great night with cuts from her latest CD. Cecilia has everything needed to make it big in Country Music. See and hear this powerful singer performing with a full band including Mark Beckett, son of former Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section player Barry Beckett, playing drums.

Show 23
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. This is the April 6, 2000 show.

Show 24
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. This is the April 13, 2000 show.

Show 25
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. This is the April 20, 2000 show featuring Jerry McGee, Mickey Buckins, Roger Abernathe, Mr. Chandler, and Rodney James.

Show 26
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians, now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. Join us on May 4, 2000, for the performances of Marty Rabon, the former lead singer of Shenandoah and author of such hits as "Mama Knows" and "Two Dozen Roses"; Donny Lowery, who co-wrote "Old Flame," "Stand a Little Rain," and "Bluebird Cafe"; and Noel Webster, an accomplished guitarist and new owner of the legendary Muscle Shoals Sound Studio.

Show 27
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians, now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. The May 18, 2000 show features Barry Billings, Johnny Collier, Johnny Atkison, and Brian Campbell.

Show 28
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. The May 25, 2000 show features artists Christian and Durand, Randy Koller, Tony Lane, and Tammy Fowler.

Show 29
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed ofrecording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenuefor songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. The June 8, 2000 show features Mickey Buckins and Jerry McGee, whose guests include Larry Viall and Jay Stoltz and the Off The Wall Band; and Greg Montgomery, Floyd Brewer, and Steve Hopper.

Show 30
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. This is the June 15, 2000 show.

Show 31
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. The June 29, 2000 show features Terry Potts, Dorothy Guinn, and Mitch Mann.

The musical stylings of Dorothy Guinn on guitar and vocals can best be described as folky, bluesy rock. Besides performing in the Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase, Dorothy can be seen in various venues in the Muscle Shoals, Memphis and Nashville areas. If you would like more information, you can visit her website at: www.dorothyguinn.com.

Show 32
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. This is the July 13, 2000 show.

Show 33
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians, now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. The July 20, 2000 Muscle Shoals Songwriters' Showcase is indeed special: Hosts Mickey Buckins and Jerry McGee welcome this week's guest songwriters Chris Tompkins, IMU (The Thompson Brothers), and the Alabama Blues Brothers. Chris Tompkins is a popular Shoals session keyboardist with several impressive songs to his credit. IMU (The Thompson Brothers) have an eclectic musical style derived from performing at a wide variety of venues from Memphis and Nashville to the Caribbean. And the Alabama Blues Brothers are regulars on the Jamie Cooper Show. This is one fun show!

Show 34
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase, hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, offers a weekly look into the internationally known Muscle Shoals' music scene. Each show features amateur and professional songwriters, but what distinguishes this showcase and makes it one of the best music programs anywhere is the support of the local studio pickers who take the stage to accompany songwriters and who sit in on some fabulous jams at the end of the night. This show originally aired on August 3, 2000 and features some incredible talent!

Show 35
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase, hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, offers a weekly look into the internationally known Muscle Shoals music scene. Each show features amateur and professional songwriters, but what distinguishes this showcase and makes it one of the best music programs anywhere is the support of the local studio pickers who take the stage to accompany songwriters and who sit in on some fabulous jams at the end of the night. The August 17, 2000 show featured great performances by Travis Wammack, who is showcasing his new CD, Snake, Rattle, and Roll; artist Krystye Wilson; and writer/performers Jim Parker and Christopher Mitchell.

Show 36
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase, hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, offers a weekly look into the internationally known Muscle Shoals' music scene. Each show features amateur and professional songwriters, but what distinguishes this showcase and makes it one of the best music programs anywhere is the support of the local studio pickers who take the stage to accompany songwriters and who sit in on some fabulous jams at the end of the night. On the August 24, 2000 show, Jerry and Mickey present Mobile-based Southern Rock band the Beat Daddys, Shoals-based Rock band Barry Stidham and Bad Weather Friends, singer-songwriter Rodney Bryant, and Muscle Shoals teen sensation Emily Rudolph. It's going to be a great one on August 24, 2000 in Muscle Shoals, Alabama!

Show 37
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase, hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, offers a weekly look into the internationally known Muscle Shoals, Alabama music scene. Each show features amateur and professional songwriters, but what distinguishes this showcase and makes it one of the best music programs anywhere is the support of the local studio pickers who take the stage to accompany songwriters and who sit in on some fabulous jams at the end of the night. The September 7, 2000 show featured Joshua Black Wilkes and his Party Crashers, UNA music major Jay W. Colbes, and a debut by Sheffield High School student and songwriter Cody Webb. It was a great show!

Show 38
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase, hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, offers a weekly look into the internationally known Muscle Shoals music scene. Each show features amateur and professional songwriters, but what distinguishes this showcase and makes it one of the best music programs anywhere is the support of the local studio pickers who take the stage to accompany songwriters and who sit in on some fabulous jams at the end of the night. The October 5, 2000 show featured the second appearance of IMU (The Thompson Twins); EMI singer/songwriter John White; the duo Christian & Durand; and Cheley Tackett and Nicole Witt. It was fun!

Show 39
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase, hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, offers a weekly look into the internationally known Muscle Shoals, Alabama music scene. Each show features amateur and professional songwriters, but what distinguishes this showcase and makes it one of the best music programs anywhere is the support of the local studio pickers who take the stage to accompany songwriters and who sit in on some fabulous jams at the end of the night. The November 2, 2000 show featured performances by Marcus Williams, who was accompanied by Blues and Jazz great Eric Essex; Tom Pepper and Mary Frey; and student singing sensation Emily Rudolph. Here was a special added treat: Thursday, November 2, 2000 was Open Mic Nite, where aspiring singers belted it out in the hope of getting noticed by industry folks. It was fun!

Show 40
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase, hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins, offers a weekly look into the internationally known Muscle Shoal's music scene. Each show features amateur and professional songwriters, but what distinguishes this showcase and makes it one of the best music programs anywhere is the support of the local studio pickers who take the stage to accompany songwriters and who sit in on some fabulous jams at the end of the night. Highlights of the November 16, 2000 show included the celebration of the release of their new CD It's Time, and performances by Nashville artist C.J. Watson and Shoals songwriter Johnny Holland. It was fun!

Show 41
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. This episode was originally shown on December 7, 2000. It was fun!

Show 42
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. The January 25, 2001 show featured the Boogie Woogie Queen of Memphis, Sandy Carroll; Britain's Humble Pie blues artist Tim Hinkley; and hot Bama Blues band 5ive O'clock Charlie. It was fun!

Show 43
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. The January 25, 2001 show featured the Boogie Woogie Queen of Memphis, Sandy Carroll; Britain's Humble Pie blues artist Tim Hinkley; and hot Bama Blues band 5ive O'clock Charlie. It was fun!

Show 44
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet each week! Muscle Shoals, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. The February 1, 2001 show was extra special: Muscle Music celebrated its 4th Anniversary, and the scheduled list of performers grew daily. Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins were joined by Spooner Oldham, Dan Penn, Travis Wammack, Don "Achey Breaky Heart" Von Tress, Donnie Fritts, Bruce Gist, Carrol Quillen, Donny Lowery, Ava Aldridge, Earl Green, Walt Aldridge, Bill Blackburn, Max Russell, Pete Carr, Scott Boyer, N.C. Thurman, Gary Baker, Kelvin Holly, Mac McAnnally, Marty Rabon, and others.

Show 45
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins hosted on February 8, 2001. They welcomed Shoals singer/songwriter Mitch McGee; writer/artist/jet pilot Pat Huggins; Lisa Mills, the Mississippi Coast's own Southern Belle of the Blues; February 9th Valentine Dance headliner Rue Davis; and Psychedelic Blues band Dragonfly. It was hot!

Show 46
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed sizzling performer Mary Frey, well-known Huntsville singer-songwriter Jim Parker, Party Crashers vocalist/songwriter Joshua Black Wilkins, and Tampa Bay sax sensation Mark Gould. It was hot!

Show 47
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed Scott Boyer, Tonya and Kelvin Holley, Vinessa Carter & Impulse, and Cody Webb on February 22, 2001. Sounds like a great party!

Show 48
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcome Mitch Mann, Tommy York IV, Keith Chandler, and the Snugglin' Plums. It's was hot! March 8, 2001.

Show 49
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed Mitch Mann, Tommy York IV, Keith Chandler, and the Snugglin' Plums on the March 15, 2001 show.

Show 50
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you couldn't join us LIVE on March 29, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can watch them anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 51
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you couldn't join us LIVE on April 12, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can catch it anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 52
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. Join us LIVE on May 10, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcome "Killer" Bama Band Tommy York IV & Hooch, MSSS veteran J.W. Combs, MSSS newcomer Lori Lanier and the return of Larry Viall since his take over of Tuscaloosa. Come on down!

Show 53
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you couldn't join us LIVE on May 17, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcome hot new guests, you can catch it anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 54
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you couldn't join us LIVE on May 24, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can watch it anytime here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 55
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you couldn't join us LIVE on May 31, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can catch it anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 56
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you couldn't join us LIVE on June 7, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed veteran Muscle Music performer Tom Pepper; UNA Jazz, Blues,Rock & Pop musician Jeremy Blackburn; and the Hamilton's unique original contemporary rock duo Jeramie Scott & Daniel Roby, you can catch th show anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 57
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you couldn't join us LIVE on June 14, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can watch it anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 58
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on June 21, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed former "Derek & The Dominos" member Bobby Whitlock; "Shanghaied To The Shoals" sax player and writer Kim Carmel; popular solo performer and producer Noel Webster; Shoals performers Shonna Tucker & Jason Isbell; and last but not least, "Liquid Beef" duo Cody Gaisser & Kirk Russell, you can watch it anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 59
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on June 28, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed popular blues artists Max Russell & "Tadpole"; verteran MSSS performers Sonya Hamm & "Kaos; and last but not least, local singer/songwriter Wade Mullen, you can catch their performances anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 60
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you couldn't join us LIVE on July 12, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed Mike Curtis, Amanda Carpenter, Pat Huggins and "Fritz Pizitz", you can catch their performances anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 61
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you couldn't join us LIVE on July 19, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed MSSS favorite Eddie Alexander, popular Savannah, Tenn performer Steve Hopper, and rocking country band with a new CD "Almost In Between", you can catch their performances anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 62
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on July 26, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can watch it anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 63
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on August 2, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can tune in anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 64
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on August 16, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can watch the show aytim, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 65
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on August 30, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can check out the show anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 66
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on September 6, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can watch it anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 67
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on September 13, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can watch them anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 68
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on September 20, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcome hot new guests, you can watch them anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 69
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on October 04, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can check it out anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 70
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on October 18, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can catch it anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 71
Muscle Music is LiveOnTheNet! Muscle Shoals, Alabama, long a hotbed of recording studios for Country, Pop, and Rock musicians now has an avenue for songwriters to showcase their talents - Muscle Music. If you didn't join us LIVE on October 25, 2001 as Hosts Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins welcomed hot new guests, you can check out the show anytime, here at LiveOnTheNet. Come on down!

Show 72
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins presented Will Thomas. Will showcased his recently recorded album, produced by Johnny Wyker. Backed by Ed "Ruffy" Canada, Joe Walker, and ZZ top of Birdland Studio, Will delivered a soulful performance especially with the Eddie Hinton song, "One Moment of Love." This is also done in Christmas Card video. Will sang the Song of the Millennium, "The Internet Boogie." This show was taped in Muscle Shoals, Alabama on December 3, 1998.

Show 73
The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins presented Travis Wammack on November 2, 1998 at Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Travis Wammack is still rockin' and you can see it right here LiveOnTheNet. Travis moved to Muscle Shoals in 1969 to work with Rick Hall at Fame Recording Studio and has been rockin' this town ever since. Travis has added his touch to records by artists as diverse as the Osmond Brohters, Clarence Carter, Bobbie Gentry, Wilson Pickett, Candi Staton, Liza Minnelli, Mac Davis, and Little Richard, whom he toured with for ten years as the leader of the band. Travis, as many of the Shoals players, plays locally and should be seen live whenever possible, but this set will give you a taste of a fabulous entertainer.

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The Muscle Shoals Songwriter Showcase hosted by Jerry McGee and Mickey Buckins presented dynamic, energetic, and soulful Crystye Wilson. Crystye came to the Shoals to record with the legendary Jimmy Johnson and knocked this town over. Catch this star. Crystye gives and all out performance, don't miss this show! This show was recorded in Muscle Shoals, Alabama on September 2, 1999.