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Lawrence Davidson Hood III. Profile: American bassist and composer, born September 21, 1943 in Sheffield, Alabama. David Hood also plays the trombone. He is the father of Patterson Hood. Sites: Wikipedia. In Groups: Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, Muscle Shoals Swampers, The Mystic Soul Bubbas, The Mystics (38), The Waterboys, Traffic, The ...
26 de may. de 2016 · Hood’s primary weapon of choice during his tenure with Muscle Shoals was a Fender Precision. A master of rhythm, space, and melody, his passage midway through the Staple Singers’ classic “I’ll Take You There” is considered the definitive R&B motif! David career also includes production, composition, and arranging.
David Hood, one of the founders of Muscle Shoals Sound also known as "The Swampers," received a lifetime achievement award from the Alabama State Council on ...
Madison interviews Muscle Shoals music legend David Hood at the studio where he recorded with Cher, Willie Nelson, and other major stars.For more from Madiso...
David Hood est un bassiste américain né à Sheffield en Alabama le 21 septembre 1943, membre de la Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section et cofondateur du studio Muscle Shoals Sound [1]. Il entame sa carrière musicale pendant son adolescence au sein de petits groupes ( The Mystics ), puis est rapidement sollicité pour des enregistrements aux studios FAME , ce qui lui permet de devenir professionnel.
3 de abr. de 2015 · In 1969, Hood and fellow rhythm section players Barry Beckett, Roger Hawkins, and Jimmy Johnson decided to break away from FAME studios. They opened Muscle Shoals Sound at 3614 Jackson Highway. They began attracting artists from all over the country, including Cher, Paul Simon, Bob Seger, Laura Nyro, Leon Russel, Eddie Floyd, and Levon Helm ...
