RCA Studio B (historic Music Row recording studio)

RCA Studio B on Music Row is a preserved recording studio where many hit records were made and where Elvis Presley recorded more than 200 songs. Opened in 1957, the studio is associated with the development of the 'Nashville Sound' and is included in tours organized by the Country Music Hall of Fame. It is often described as a literal shrine for recording history because of the number of notable sessions held there.