Studio One, Doraville

Recording studio, located in the northern Atlanta, Georgia suburb of Doraville, co-designed by recording engineer Rodney Mills in 1970. Home base for the Lowery Music stable of artists and the Atlanta Rhythm Section. After relocating to Atlanta in 1972 and inking a deal with MCA Records to launch the Sounds Of The South (2) imprint, producer Al Kooper bought in to the studio by forming a partnership with existing owner & local producer Buddy Buie (later of BGO Records (2)). In 1986, the facility was sold to Georgia State University. Also shown as "Studio One, Atlanta".