Visit the Wilks Studio in Music Hall to learn about the history of King Records. This exhibit consists of 31 professionally designed banner stands that provide an overview of label’s history from its merging Country and R & B music in the 1940s that foresaw the development of Rock and Roll, through the 1950s, when the company expanded into other music genres including Rockabilly, Soul, Bluegrass, Jazz, and Chicago Blues. The exhibit also explores the 1960s when James Brown created a new genre called Funk while recording for King. The exhibit is available to all ticket-holders pre-concert, during intermission, and post-concert. The exhibit was produced by King Studios.