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June 30- New Year's Eve

There were two main public wells in Tuscaloosa. They were located in the middle of intersection of Greensboro Avenue (Market Street) and University Boulevard (Broad Street) and in the middle of the intersection at Greensboro and 6th Street (Cotton Street). The well on 6th Street was considered by Tuscaloosa society to be for drivers of out-of-town wagons that frequented that intersection because the meat market was there. It was felt that the well on University was for the ladies of the town. They probably didn't want to see any of the drivers' women either. The newspaper and the politicians were constantly being given hell by the ladies to somehow legally require out-of-towners to use the 6th Street well. I was wondering whether any of y'all have run into that while studying Mobile. 

Basil Manly and Denmark Vesey

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Slavery in Alabama  https://confederateearthhistory.blogspot.com/?fbclid=IwAR23xCEwRpMGRIUm0xP-Uly-Yjw3mU4K87DHa82bGfIso4Ad8YarYz_l07c

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rom a page 8 article in the April 21, 1973 issue of RECORD WORLD:

THE ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION

ATLANTA- THE ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION, whose second album has just been released by Decca Records, is a composite of six highly seasoned and talented musicians that have been around the world of rock for a number of successful years.

Along with producer Buddy Buie the group members have written over 20 chart singles as recorded by many pop music greats. They have played on untold recording dates as Atlanta's most demanded studio group.

Lead vocalist Ronnie Hammond is the newest member of THE ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION making his debut recording performance with the group on the LP "Back Up Against The Wall," A native of Macon, Georgia. Hammond worked with a number of local and regional groups before becoming an engineer at an Atlanta recording studio where he was discovered by Buddy Buie.

Rhythm guitarist J.R. Cobb has written the hits "Most of All."Stormy" and "Traces" in collaboration with producer Buddy Buie. After his graduation from high school in Jacksonville, Florida, Cobb worked for a time as a welder before joining Dennis Yost and the Classics IV. He left the group after co-writing their first hit "Spooky."

In addition to playing on numerous recording sessions, drummer Robert Nix has co-written the hits "Mighty Clouds of Joy" and "Cherry Hill Park" among others. One of Roy Orbison's CANDYMEN, he remained with the group after they went on their own by signing with ABC Records.

Bassist Paul Goddard, who played on his first recording date in 1964, worked with Roy Orbison and Columbia recording artist MYLON before joining THE ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION.

Dean Daughtry, who worked with Nix in THE CANDYMEN before joining DENNIS YOST AND THE CLASSICS IV, started playing keyboards at the age of five in Coffee County, Alabama churches.

Decatur Georgia native Barry Bailey, who plays lead guitar with THE ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION, took formal lessons at the age of 12 and studied music theor in college. He also plays sitar, bass and piano. Before joining ATLANTA, he worked with hometown friend Mylon LeFevre in THE HOLY SMOKE BAND.