Stax Records Showcase
Classic Stax #1
Stax Records is iconic. Synonymous with Southern soul music – think Otis Redding, Booker T. & the MGs, & Johnnie Taylor. The list is a great one & remains as important today since its inception back in 1959.
Starting off the first of our Stax Showcases is Brian Hurst who takes you back to the early 70s for 15 glorious slices of soul. The Staple Singers plus music from The Dramatics? You get the picture. As we like to say – 60 minutes of the good stuff.
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Stax Records Showcase
Classic Stax #1
Artist – Track – Album – Year
The Bar-Kays Do You See What I See?
Stax Chartbusters Vol 1 (Original 1972 – LP ‘Do You See What I See?’) 2007
Rance Allen Group (There’s Gonna Be A) Showdown
Up Above My Head (Remastered – Original 1975 – LP ‘Truth Is Where It’s At’ 1975
Staple Singers I’ll Take You There
BeAltitude: Respect Yourself (Remastered) 1971
The Newcomers Keep An Eye On Your Close Friends
Sweet Soul From Memphis (Original 1975 – 7″ Single) 1996
Shirley Brown So Glad To Have You Woman To Woman [Remastered) 1974
The Soul Children Hearsay Stax Chartbusters Vol. 2
(Original 1972 – LP ‘Genesis’) 2007
Frederick Knight Trouble Stax 50th Anniversary Collection
(Original 1973 – LP ‘I’ve Been Lonely For So Long’) 2007
The Dramatics Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get [Remastered) 1972
Johnnie Taylor Stop Doggin’ Me The Very Best Of Johnnie Taylor
(Original 1972 – 7″ Single) 2007
Little Milton Woman Across The River Blues ‘N Soul 1974
Isaac Hayes Soulsville Shaft (Remastered Deluxe Edition) 1971
Mel & Tim Starting All Over Again Stax 50th Anniversary Celebration
(Original 1972 – LP ‘Starting All Over Again’) 2007
Temprees Explain It To Her Mama Stax Chartbusters Vol. 5
(Original 7″ Single 1972) 2007
Earth, Wind & Fire Sweetback’s Theme Stax Chartbusters Vol. 5
(Original 7″ Single 1971) 2007
Booker T. & The M.G.’s Melting Pot Melting Pot 1971