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Soulsville USA

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Stax Records of Memphis, Tennessee, was unique in the music business during the 1960s and 70s, because it was racially integrated. Session musician Joe Mulherin reveals the background to this oasis of racial sanity and explores how it affected the classic hits made in Stax's studio. Featuring Isaac Hayes , Mavis Staples , William Bell and Rufus Thomas , Steve Cropper , Wayne Jackson , Donald "Duck Dunn and James Alexander. Producer David corser

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Musician:
Joe Mulherin
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Isaac Hayes
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Mavis Staples
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William Bell
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Rufus Thomas
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Steve Cropper
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Wayne Jackson
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James Alexander.
Source: Radio Times

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