RCA Studio B - Music Row recording landmark

RCA Studio B is a historic recording studio on Music Row that opened in 1957 and is closely associated with the development of the Nashville Sound. The studio hosted recording sessions by artists such as Elvis Presley, Chet Atkins, Dolly Parton, and The Everly Brothers. It is preserved as part of the Country Music Hall of Fame’s tour offerings and remains a point of interest for local musicians and music-history visitors. The site is frequently cited in Nashville histories for its role in mid-20th-century commercial country music production.