Wayne Jackson, Memphis Horns -- In His Words

Check out what happened when Otis Redding walked into the room, brilliant, simply brilliant...

Memphis Horns on Hold On I'm Coming, Sam and Dave

1966, live with the whole crew, incredible...

Memphis Horns on When A Man Loves A Woman, Percy Sledge

1966, just like fine wine...

Memphis Horns on Knock On Wood, Eddie Floyd

1966, the boyz large and in charge...

Memphis Horns on In The Midnight Hour, Wilson Pickett

1965, an early tour de force performance over at Stax...

Memphis Horns on Eyes Of Silver, Doobie Brothers

1974, kickin' it on one of my all-time favorite albums...

Memphis Horns on Don't Play That Song, Aretha Franklin

1970, In the best of company with the one and only...

Memphis Horn on Sledgehammer, Peter Gabriel

1986, Wayne Jackson proves one Memphis Horn is better than none at all, just ask PG...

Memphis Horns on Let's Stay Together, Al Green

1972, the boyz were just getting warmed up...

Memphis Horns on Sweet Caroline, Neil Diamond

1969, go ahead sing along, it's cool...

Memphis Horns on Angel Of Harlem, U2

1988, written for Billie Holiday, seems the drummer had a message for Bono with the boyz of Memphis showing how it's done, just perfect...

Memphis Horns on Son Of A Preacher Man, Dusty Springfield

Dusty paid Memphis a visit in 1968, the band returned the favor...

Memphis Horns on Roll With It, Steve Winwood

1988, powerful stuff, no denyin'...

The Mar-Keys -- Last Night

Over the years, I have learned a fair amount of music history over at L'Man's blog (connection on the left), just wanted to return the favor with this one including a who's who of the best musicians to be found then and now, true dat...

Sena & Ed Ehrhardt -- 30 Days In The Hole

Ole DeucE gets around, looks like he had a wonderful time back in Cali with his Dad and fam, thanks for the recommendation here...

Rory Gallagher -- Edged In Blue

Another one for SC Ray's consideration, don't think it gets better than this, amigo...

The Tractors & Company -- Can't Get Nowhere

What's a poor boy to do...