That Georgia Rhythm

Duane Allman calls when you’re broke, hungry, and out of gigs and suddenly your entire future reroutes. We’re talking with legendary musician and producer Paul Hornsby, a key figure in the Capricorn Studios story and a firsthand witness to the early days that lead toward the Allman Brothers legacy. Paul walks us through how Duane and Gregg Allman join forces with his band, how the Hourglass tighte...

Atlanta didn’t just “have a scene” in the 1970s. It had a nightly, citywide engine of clubs, musicians, promoters, and studios that turned hungry players into road veterans and, sometimes, legends. Roger “Hurricane” Wilson sit down with Barry “BB” Borden, a drummer whose resume reads like a Southern rock map: Mother’s Finest, Molly Hatchett, The Outlaws, and nearly three decades with the Marshall...

One guitar lesson at nine years old. One finger on the first fret. One note that changed everything. That is where Roger “Hurricane” Wilson starts, and from there the story opens into a full, very Atlanta life: the clubs, the record stores, the people who mentored him, and the long stretch of miles that turn a young player into a Georgia artist with real history behind the songs. We talk about gro...

Rodney talks about his time in the studio with Artimus Pyle. The story of when Artimus traveled from Miama to Doraville to re-record his drum tracks. The band found that they sounded much better recording in Studio One

What happens when two rock pioneers with the same first name get together to reminisce? Magic, music history, and a whole lot of laughter. In this captivating conversation between legendary producer/engineer Rodney Mills and vocalist Rodney Justo (Atlanta Rhythm Section, The Candymen), listeners are transported back to the golden age of Southern rock. Beginning with their first meeting in 1965 whe...