Sweet Sounds from Alabam

Benny Leverton – Country-Pop Artist

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Sweet Sounds from Alabam is a song about some of my early influences.

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Benny Leverton

Based in Pell City, AL and active since 2006, Benny Leverton has built over 15 original tracks in the Country-Pop space on SoundClick.

The catalog is rooted in a focused country-pop production style.

The following tracks represent some of the strongest releases in the catalog. "Love (at first sight)" is a focused southern rock production that charted at #11 on the SoundClick Southern Rock chart. "Guess I'm Gettin Older" is a country-pop production. "I'm the one for you" is a standout southern rock production.

Benny Leverton has generated 2.3K streams on SoundClick, demonstrating consistent audience engagement in the country-pop genre. Discover the full discography on SoundClick.

Independent artist Benny Leverton drops "Sweet Sounds from Alabam", a Country-Pop track on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. This track holds its own in the country-pop landscape — a confident, well-executed piece. Find more from Benny Leverton on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.

Song Info

Genre

Country • Country-Pop

Charts

Peak #247

Peak in subgenre #58

Author

Benny Leverton

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Uploaded

July 01, 2006

Track Files

MP3

MP3 3.1 MB • 128 kbps • 3:23 minutes

Story behind the song

This song is about some of my heros that either hail from my home state of Alabama, or had a direct impact on the music industry!

Lyrics

Well I was just a kid when I saw the king singing on that TV show. I told my momma and my daddy someday that they would hear me on the radio.

(bridge-1) I got my first guitar when I was ten years old my uncle said he'd show me how to play. It wasn't long til I was playing along with the songs and I'm still thankin God every day for those

(chorus) Sweet sounds from Alabam you can still hear those songs today. Hank Williams from Montgomery town Wet Willie down on Mobile Bay.

Those Fort Payne boys up on lookout mountain,
you really couldn't get much higher. And those T-town boys called the Sanford-Townsend Band singing Smoke from a distant fire.

(bridge-1)(chorus)

Bridge-2) Muscle Shoals Sound it was the place to be. Crankin out the number one's just like a well oiled machine. With the Swamper's layin down the rhythym to each and every song. Duane Allman came to town turned it upside down playin his guitar like no one had ever seen.
(ride) (chorus)

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