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1. www.exploregeorgia.org › article › macon-where-musicMacon, GA's Famous Musicians and Must-see Sites for Music Fans

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   Macon, GA's Famous Musicians and Must-see Sites for Music Fans. Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House in Macon, Georgia. Macon: Where Music is Like No Other. Macon, the centrally located heart of Georgia, has pumped out some of the most original, preternaturally talented icons in the state. The "Macon sound" isn’t limited to one genre ...

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2. visitmacon.org › blog › 5-places-to-visit-for-the5 Places to Visit for The Allman Brothers Band Fan | Macon, GA

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   • H&H Restaurant at 807 Forsyth Street. Of course, this soul food stop is a must for any fan of the band. This is where the band was fed and developed a lifelong friendship and bond with Mama Louise.
   • The Robert McDuffie Center for Strings of Mercer University at 315 College Street. This beautiful white columned building is the new home for The Robert McDuffie Center for Strings, but it is also where the band's first self-titled album was photographed in 1969!
   • Rose Hill Cemetery at 1071 Riverside Drive- "Founded in 1840, this scenic cemetery bordered by railroad tracks on the banks of the Ocmulgee River provided artistic inspiration for the Allman Brothers Band in their early years, as immortalized in their songs “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed” and “Little Martha.
   • Capricorn Sound Studios & Museum. This recording studio was used by the Allman Brothers Band for three albums and for Gregg Allman's solo album Laid Back and Dickey Betts’s solo album Highway Call!

3. www.kbc-pr.com › where-soul-lives-introducing-theWhere Soul Lives: Introducing the new Macon Music Trail

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   Dec 17, 2019 · From Otis Reading to R.E.M. get closer to your favourite artists in Georgia. October 2019: Explore Macon’s rich musical legacy whenever and wherever with the new Macon Music Trail – an online resource and directory of Macon’s local music history, current scene and tourism opportunities.

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   Jun 28, 2024 · The Big House is located at 2321 Vineville Avenue, Macon, GA. In 1969 it was for rent, and by January 1970, it became the house where members of the band, their roadies, friends and families lived until 1973.

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5. visitmacon.org › music › macons-music-todayMusic in Macon, Georgia | Local Artists & Notable History ...

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   Macon's musical heritage influences genres from country and classical to rock and soul. Learn more about that history and famous artists that hail from Macon.

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7. www.exploregeorgia.org › city › maconDiscover Macon | Explore Georgia

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   View and download resources for planning a vacation in Macon, Georgia. Find trip ideas, attractions, events, activities accommodations, maps, travel resources and much more. Visit Macon, Georgia and explore the Capricorn Sound Studio, The Allman Brothers Band Museum and discover African American art, history and culture.

8. visitmacon.org › events › macon-music-revueMacon Music Revue | Macon, GA

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   Macon Music Revue explores Macon's musical roots, playing hits and deep cuts by Macon legends Little Richard, Otis Redding and The Allman Brothers Band and digging deep into the catalogue of Capricorn Records.

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   What is Macon Music?

   • The "Macon sound" isn’t limited to one genre; here, it’s all about the blending of elements – gospel and funk, soul and rock ‘n roll, country and blues. Otis Redding sang heartrending soul music that left listeners’ jaws on the floor.

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   What makes Macon a 'where soul lives'?

   • Rich history, incredible architecture, stunning Southern charm and a vast musical heritage have branded Macon "Where Soul Lives." Take a Rock Candy Tour to learn about Macon's legendary music history from the offices and crash pads of Southern music's famous artists, like Otis Redding and Little Richard.

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   Where is the Big House in Macon GA?

   • The Big House is located at 2321 Vineville Avenue, Macon, GA. In 1969 it was for rent, and by January 1970, it became the house where members of the band, their roadies, friends and families lived until 1973.

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   Where to eat in Macon?

   • Keep the groove going with lunch at H&H Restaurant, where Mama Louise famously fed her stick-to-your-ribs soul food to the scrawny Allman Brothers Band for free, back in the days before they could afford to pay for a plate. Rock Candy Tours offers some of the most innovative ways to experience Macon’s fascinating history.

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   What is Macon famous for?

   • In Macon’s vibrant downtown, you’ll find the Historic Douglass Theatre, constructed in 1921 by Macon’s first Black millionaire, Charles H. Douglass. Its stage has seen the likes of James Brown, Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith, and is still home to a number of musical and theatrical performances today.

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   When did Macon start a music revolution?

   • In 1969 a revolution was launched from the streets of Macon, consisting of guitars, bass, keyboards, drums, and a uniquely spirited brotherhood.

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