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The Alabama Music Hall of Fame
P.O. Box 740405
Tuscumbia, AL 35674

Phone: (800) 239-AMHF
Fax: 256-381-1031
Email: info@alamhof.org







Updated: 9/03/04

  Merle Haggard Concert Info

Merle Haggard in concert Friday, September 10 at 7:00 pm

Hall of Fame Announces Fund Raiser!

The Alabama Music Hall of Fame exhibits hundreds of items that celebrate and call attention to the extraordinary musical heritage of Alabama.

The Hall of Fame has launched a new program of fund raising to support the maintenance and operation of the facility.  Individuals and corporations are invited to be a part of the "I Believe in Music Walk" to be built in 2004.

Just as the stars in the lobby of the building pay tribute to Alabama's music achievers, the Music Walk will be a permanent recognition of support for the museum.  A walkway of personalized bricks will be created in front of the museum on the fountain side.  For more details, go by or call the Alabama Music Hall of Fame.

Hall of Fame Story

The Alabama Music Hall of Fame was a dream and goal of the Muscle Shoals Music Association, a Shoals area based professional organization of recording studio owners, producers, musicians, songwriters and other music professionals.  In 1980, through their efforts, the State legislature, with leadership of State Senator Bobby Denton, created a state agency, the Alabama Music Hall of Fame Board, with a mandate to honor all of this state's great music achievers, and to build a facility in which to showcase these talented individuals and their accomplishments.

In 1987 the citizens of Alabama passed a state-wide referendum for the construction of Phase One of the project, a 12,500 square foot exhibit hall - The Alabama Music Hall of Fame.  Grand opening ceremonies were held July 26, 1990 with over 35,000 music lovers on hand to celebrate and enjoy the music provided by many of Alabama's finest talents.  Every year, since the opening, we have had thousands of tourists, school children, historians and general music fan tour our facility to see, hear and learn of the many contributions made to music by Alabamians.

The accomplishments of these people are not limited to any single style of music, nor are they restricted to just the realm of performance.  Their achievements span the complete spectrum from sophisticated classical composition to humble gospel songs sun without accompaniment.  From performance to song writing, and from management to publishing, Alabamians have contributed in many ways to make the industry of music what it is today.

At the Alabama Music Hall of Fame we honor these Music Achievers in three ways:

by information and exhibits illustrating their accomplishments,

placement of permanent bronze star in our walk of fame,

and by induction to the Hall of Fame.

Phase Two of the Alabama Music Hall of Fame will be the creation of a 1500 seat, state of the art, audio/video recording auditorium.

Phase Three will be a research library on Southern Music with an emphasis on the State of Alabama.

This Week In Music History From Alabama Achievers

Songs Hitting the Charts

September 3, 1966
It Hurts Me
Bobby Goldsboro

September 4, 1982
Close Enough To Perfect
Alabama

September 5, 1998
Set You Free
Allison Moorer

September 6, 1975
Tower of Strength
Sue Richards

September 7, 1985
If The Phone Doesn't Ring,  It's Me
Jimmy Buffett

September 8, 1979
Love Don't Care
Charlie Louvin and Emmylou Harris

September 9, 1967
Party Pickin'
George Jones and     Melba Montgomery

September 10, 1966
Knock On Wood
Eddie Floyd

 

Birthdays

September 4
Nazareth L. Bogan

September 5
Carmol Taylor

September 6
Wayne Perkins

September 8
Jimmie Rodgers
Dean Daughtry
Gary Baker

September 9
Zeke Clements
Gary Cole
Johnny Fields