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Booker T. Jones
Named after African-American author Booker T. Washington, Booker T. Jones and
his legendary band The M.G.'s helped shape early rhythm and blues and define the
sound of legendary soul label Stax Records. A child prodigy born in Memphis,
Tennessee, he played saxophone, trombone, oboe and piano and regularly hung out
at the Satellite Record Shop. When the store evolved into the Stax label in the
late 1950s, Jones became leader of the house band The M.G.'s and backed the
likes of Otis Redding, Albert King, Wilson Pickett and Bill Withers while
scoring their own instrumental hits such...
Billy 1Bob Dylan, Booker T. Jones and Bruce Langhorn
Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid
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I've Got Dreams to RememberOtis Redding, John Jenkins, Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Isaac Hayes, Wayne Jackson, Booker T. Jones, Andrew Love, Floyd Newman and Al Jackson, Jr.
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The BronxBooker T. Jones and Lou Reed
The Road from Memphis
Representing MemphisBooker T. Jones, Sharon Jones and Matt Berninger
The Road from Memphis
ProgressBooker T. Jones and Jim James
The Road from Memphis
Let Her Down Easy
Terence Trent D'Arby and Booker T. Jones5:00
