The Mar-Keys Last Night (CD, Japan)

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(2012/WEA Japan) 12 tracks more

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The Mar-Keys: Last Night (CD, Japan)

(2012/WEA Japan) 12 tracks

Article properties: The Mar-Keys: Last Night (CD, Japan)

Interpret: The Mar-Keys
Album titlle: Last Night (CD, Japan)
Genre R&B, Soul
Label WEA JAPAN
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4943674126316
weight in Kg 0.1

Mar-Keys, The - Last Night (CD, Japan) CD 1
01	Morning After	The Mar-Keys
02	Diana	The Mar-Keys
03	Alright, OK, You Win	The Mar-Keys
04	Sticks & Stones	The Mar-Keys
05	Misty	The Mar-Keys
06	Night Before	The Mar-Keys
07	About Noon	The Mar-Keys
08	One Degree North	The Mar-Keys
09	Sack 0 Woe	The Mar-Keys
10	Hold It	The Mar-Keys
11	Ebb Tide	The Mar-Keys
12	Last Night	The Mar-Keys

The Mar-Keys The Mar-Keys, originally known as the Royal Spades, had a Top Ten hit... more

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"The Mar-Keys"

The Mar-Keys

The Mar-Keys, originally known as the Royal Spades, had a Top Ten hit with their first disc, 'Last Night' (Satellite), written and arranged by Chips Moman, in 1961. Othei, smaller, hits included 'Morning After', Popeye Stroll' and, in 1966, 'Philly Dog'. All were for the Stax Company. The first of many Mar-Keys line-ups contained Packy Axton (tenor sax), Don Nix (baritone sax), Wayne Jackson (trumpet), Jerry Lee Smith (organ), Steve Cropper (guitar), Don 'Duck' Dunn (bass) and Terry Johnson (drums).

All were white boys, two of whom (Cropper and Dunn) also played in the MGs with black musicians Booker T and Al Jackson, who in turn went on to play in both groups. As staff musicians at the Stax-Volt studios, the Mar-Keys were at the centre of the Memphis soul boom of the mid-Sixties, pro-viding the accompaniment to hits by Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, Wilson Pickett et al. Axton subsequently formed the Packers ('Hole In The Wall' was a hit on Pure Soul in 1965), while Wayne Jackson, Andrew Love (tenor sax) and Floyd Newman (baritone sax) played in both the Mar-Keys and the famed sextet, the Memphis Horns.

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