RCA Studio B

RCA Studio B, built in 1957 on Nashville's Music Row, became one of the city's most important recording studios and part of the 'Nashville Sound' era. Artists including Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, and Roy Orbison recorded notable tracks there, and the studio is preserved as a historic site. Tours of RCA Studio B are operated through the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, making it a regular stop for music pilgrims.