Thanks for the link, Effie.

That's certainly a great article, but I would love to see some of the lesser known and more recent 'Shoals musicians (guess you can't call all of them "swampers") get some recognition - especially since Rick Hall refers to other musicians that played in sessions when the swampers left him.

No mention of folks like Eddie Hinton (played on a bunch of Staples Singers stuff, and stuff like R.B. Greaves "Take a Letter Maria"), Wayne Perkins (officially announced by Rolling Stone's management as Mick Taylor's replacement ... until Ron Wood became available), Kelvin Holly (musical director for Little Richard - incredible picker! Plays with a bunch of folks) or even Johnny Sandlin or Mac McAnally (Jimmy Buffet's guitarist, but I prefer his own records).

There are so many stories to tell about so many great players from that area. It just seems that only the surface ever gets scratched.

Duane Allman wrote left handed?