Stax Records
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Ken Shane
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1968 was a momentous year for the nation, the city of Memphis, and Stax Records
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Ken Shane
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A new box-set delves deeper into the Stax catalog than any previous reissue
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Ken Shane
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Craft Recordings has remastered and reissued three of the seminal albums in soul music history on vinyl. It’s a veritable Holy Trinity of the genre.
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Rob Ross
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So here’s the short version – Stax Records, in conjunction with Ardent, has finally released a sensible compilation of Big Star’s best moments – even though there have been several…
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Ken Shane
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Rhino Entertainment celebrates the 60th anniversary of Stax with a budget-friendly series of compilations and reissues
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Ken Shane
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Judy Clay was known for her duet hits but she had much more to offer
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Ken Shane
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Darrell Banks had a hit in ’66, but his life was cut short before he reached his full potential
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Ken Shane
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A revived group of Ovations with a new lineup scored a hit in 1972
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Ken Shane
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Mel & Tim went to Muscle Shoals to record their 1972 hit
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Ken Shane
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The Bo-Keys rose from the ashes of a legendary ’60s soul band
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Ken Shane
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Isaac Hayes’ 1970 album was a key component in the Stax Records resurgence
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Ken Shane
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Bobby Marchan’s unusual career reached a high point with his 1960 hit
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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Lots of music lovers would declare soul dead, or at least convalescing. (Unless you count artists like Bruno Mars who meld soul with funk, pop, and hip-hop.) Lots of artists…
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Ken Shane
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It’s New Year’s Eve! Everybody’s waiting for The Midnight Hour
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Ken Shane
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Luther Ingram released his indelible soul classic in 1972
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Ken Shane
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In the beginning, there was doo-wop … even at Stax.
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Ken Shane
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A new collection celebrates the resurgence of a legendary soul label
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Ken Shane
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Johnnie Taylor covered Jimmy Hughes and made it his own
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Ken Shane
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The Staple Singers let go of the past on this 1975 classic
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Ken Shane
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Shirley Brown scored big but it was too late for Stax
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Ken Shane
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Win a copy of Robert Gordon’s new history of Stax Records
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Ken Shane
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Win a copy of the new four disc anthology from Rhino
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Rob Ross
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Indeed – Sound The Alarm is an apt title for an artist with the legend and magnitude of the great Booker T. Jones. Back on Stax Records, the label whose…
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Ken Shane
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“Steal Away” made the world aware of a small Alabama town
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