Sticky Fingers.

Yes, we know The Rolling Stones are a British rock band... but "Sticky Fingers", released in 1971, was recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama. The album was significantly influenced by southern rock and roll and the blues, genres deeply rooted in the American South, and the time the band spent in Northern Alabama. This record stands out as a pivotal work in the Stones' catalog, marking their first release of the 1970s and introducing their iconic tongue and lips logo. The album weaves together a tapestry of blues, rock, and a touch of country, showcasing the Stones' versatility and their deep respect for American musical traditions.