Tuscaloosa, AL

Music connected to Tuscaloosa

About Tuscaloosa

• Actress Kate Jackson, known for Charlie's Angels, was born in Tuscaloosa.
• The University of Alabama's Million Dollar Band originated in Tuscaloosa.
• Its location on the Black Warrior River made it a key trading point.
• Early Hollywood stars like Tallulah Bankhead once frequented the historic Bama Theatre.
• The Great Depression severely impacted Tuscaloosa's economy, slowing growth.
• Chief Tuskaloosa inspired the city's name, established in 1819.
• Home to approximately 100,000 people, it's Alabama's fifth-largest city.
• Sitting 223 feet above sea level, the terrain is gently rolling.
• Education and healthcare provide the most jobs for residents.
• There's a palpable energy and sense of community, especially on game days.

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