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| | PCP : Jim Dickinson |
 | | After fronting several local bands, he was a founding member of the Dixie Flyers, who went on to be the house band at Muscle Shoals studios in Alabama in the early '70s, backing artists like Aretha Franklin, Ronnie Milsap, Claudia Lennear, and Maria Muldaur. |
 | | Dickinson's first solo album, released in 1972 on Atlantic (who employed The Dixie Flyers), was entitled Dixie Fried, and has become a cult classic, one of the most endearingly off-center records in many fans' collections. |
 | | I tried to repeat the form of Dixie Fried when I was doing this record, and there's nothing comparable to "O How She Dances," it's one of a kind. |
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