Scissorfight - Gruesome Death of Edward Teach

Studio “Stax”, located in a former cinema in the Negro ghetto, was not the first freshness, but gave a unique sound, which was largely promoted by regular musicians. In six days, they managed to record a dozen songs - a sad record, reflecting a loss of interest from Presley. He either played with his pistols, then dozed off in his chair, could not concentrate, and the sessions ended in an atmosphere of general disappointment, aggravated by technical disagreements with the studio management and the premature departure of the full-time drummer. Al Jackson, the legendary drummer who participated in recording most of Otis Redding's songs, refused to obey the rule that one should not drink in the presence of the King; Jackson did not understand why he should give up his habits in favor of an apathetic star, pumped up by antidepressants.