Moseley Shoals

is the obvious one.

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Except it isn't, because the studio was named after the album, apparently. The album was recorded at the Record Plant in NY.

Electric Landlady as a (Lemmy?) quote about the studio/album

... McLemore Avenue, former home of Stax.

Lynyrd Skynyrd's reissued debut LP is called "The Complete Muscle Shoals Album."

by the Kooks. Isn't it Ray Davies' studio?

Before I discovered that, I assumed it was a marching powder reference.

... does Upstairs At Eric's reference?

There's an album by Cher called 3614 Jackson Highway - the street address of Muscle Shoals. It's actually rather good.

see also "basement tapes" and "The Texas Campfire Tapes" by Michelle Shocked.

I seem to recall that Wonderland by The Charlatans was recorded in a studio on Wonderland Ave in the US, possibly LA.

is, I believe, the address of Criteria Recording, where the eponymous album was recorded

Is the studio Paddy McAloon built for himself.

were recorded in, er, a basement (at Big Pink)

was unsurprisingly recorded by a campfire in Texas. If we're having that, can I have The Trinity Session (named after a church which acted as a studio)

was unsurprisingly recorded by a campfire in Texas. If we're having that, can I have The Trinity Session (named after a church which acted as a studio)

was unsurprisingly recorded by a campfire in Texas. If we're having that, can I have The Trinity Session (named after a church which acted as a studio)

For the triple posting. IT issues at work.

Paul Weller's covers album, named after the studio in Amsterdam where it was recorded.

10CC's Strawberry Studios?

Fairy nuff.

by Ageing brum rockers Magnum.

Sheryl Crow recorded The Globe Sessions at Globe Studios, New York while much more famously Cowboy Junkies recorded the Trinity Session (and Revisited) using Toronto's Church of the Holy Trinity as the recording studio because of it's marvellous acoustic.

it had a studio upstairs, is that right?

Blur's '13' was named after the number of the room in the studio they were working in at the time they made it.

Can's 1979 album Can was once re-issued with the title Inner Space, the name of Can's own studio.

Rolling truck Stones thing just outside
Making our music there..."

ok, a track, not an album. And not named after a studio either. Oh well, coat etc ;-)

The late Jay Bennett (ex-Wilco) had a studio called Pieholden Suite, from the titular Wilco song. Not sure which came first but it's an excuse to mention a lovely piece of music by one of rock's forgotten heroes.

Abbey Road was not named after the studio which, in those days, was still called EMI Studios.

was called 'Play Moolah Rouge' which is a studio in Stockport I believe. Good album too :o)

I'm pretty sure that Elvis LP was named after a studio. Can't remember which one though.

Made an album simply called Studio in 1967.

My favorites are "Hexagon Sun" which is Boards Of Canada's studio in the Pentland Hills and "The Brain Farm," the home studio of late 90's almost done brilliant but didn't quite the Lo Fidelity Allstars. Why they never named albums after them I don't know, but there are the tunes Turquoise Hexagon Sun and Warming Up the Brain Farm which is lovely.

Real World Studio or Real World Records?

Probably lots of these, for instance :

Black Ark in Dub or Larks from the Ark (Lee Perry)

By Elton John. Named after Château d'Hérouville.

The Power Station