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and all I had to cling to
was my music.
I slept in my car.
I ate in my car.
and it was the only love I had
at that time, and, so...
I joined a little
local band in Hamilton.
From that time on,
for five years,
and chased the women.
Somebody loan me a dime
I need to call my
old time, used to be
All this gravitated towards,
what am I gonna do
with the rest of my life
and I decided
to come back to Muscle Shoals,
but this time I came back
with a vengeance.
I came back with a determination
that I was gonna
kick some ass
and take some names.
And I was going to make it
in the music business.
And so I set up shop in a little
candy and tobacco warehouse.
I closed the doors,
I hid my car.
I didn't talk to girls,
I didn't make dates,
I didn't do anything
except write songs
and I was totally obsessed
with the business.
I ran into Arthur Alexander,
who was a local bellhop
at the Sheffield Hotel.
And he played me a song
and said, "What do you think?"
And I said,
"I think it's a hit."
So he said, "What are we gonna
do about it?"
And I said, "We're gonna
cut it."
He said, "When,"
I said, "Tomorrow."
I brought my band in.
Norbert Putnam, David Briggs,
Jerry Carrigan,
Peanut Montgomery,
to be in the studio
and to cut a hit record.
Now, you gotta realize
Rick Hall is this older man.
We're all 18, 19 years old.
Rick's what, 28, 29?
He had the vision
for the recording.
Rick made records with
a group of teenage kids, okay,
that became hit records,
world-class records.
You asked me to give up
the hand of the girl I love
You tell me I'm not the man
she's worthy of
The very first record,
"You Better Move On"
by Arthur Alexander
that I produced,
I had anything to do
with was a hit.
Not the second or third,
was a hit record.
I know Rick was determined
to cut that hit
and he did it,
but if he hadn't,
I'm of the opinion
that none of this
Muscle Shoals movement
would have ever happened.
That's up to her
Yes, and the Lord above
You better move on
Rest of the world started
looking at Muscle Shoals.
Thank you very much.
We're gonna do a slow one now,
it's called, uh,
"You Better Move On."
It was the only thing
we did like that.
this song.
It was a big hit for us
in England.
It was our
number-one record.
If you ask me
to give up the hand
Of the girl I love
to Arthur Alexander
by, like, a couple of weeks.
You know, they cut "Anna"
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