Jun 18,  · It was Jackson who came up with 'The M.G.'s', kind of in answer to Moman's 'Triumphs'. Originally released on their new VOLT subsidiary, Stewart wanted to promote Behave Yourself, a slow blues number, as the A side. When the local radio guys flipped it over and started playing Green Onions, it just took off.

The band's early singles, including "Groovin'," "Hip Hug-Her" and, of course, "Green Onions," are combined here with their late '60s hits such as "Hang 'em High" and "Time is Tight." Donald "Duck" Dunn and drummer Al Jackson's in-the-pocket locks, Steve Cropper's stinging guitar lines and Booker T. Jones' funkified organ create a sound that Price: $

Following up their smash debut album Green Onions, 's Soul Dressing keeps the MG's party going in fine fashion. From the first smack of Al Jackson's crisp-as-a-potato-chip snare attack, the groove never lets up on these 12 original tracks.

Songs featured: Sweet Medicine / Green Onions / St. Louis Blues / Finding Amy (Am-E) / The Other Side of Blue / Mouse Town Fireworks / St. James Infirmary / Apache Dance / Watermelon Man / The Bottom Line / Blue Monk / September Moon. The price is $ from Wayne's own web site at mieritabrederreviconsiphymoto.coinfo

Green Onions Red Beans And Rice Tic-Tac-Toe Hip Hug-Her Philly Dog Grab This Thing Last Night Gimme Some Lovin' Booker-Loo Outrage Tracks , - Booker T & The MGs Tracks - The Mar-Keys. Joe Arnold Steve Cropper Donald "Duck" Dunn Al Jackson Jr Wayne Jackson Booker T Jones Andrew Love Producer: Alto Saxophone (Tracks ) Guitar Bass .

There are 12 tracks, covering the group's popular instrumental hits from "Green Onions" in the summer of to "Groovin'" in the summer of Booker T. and the MG's scored some of their biggest hits, including "Hang 'em High" and "Time Is Tight," in , and for those you will have to look to the Stax/Fantasy Greatest Hits Price: $

1. Green Onions () 2. Rinky-Dink () 3. I Got A Woman () 4. Mo' Onions () 5. Twist And SHout () 6. Behave Yourself () 7. Stranger On The Shore ().

Wayne Jackson November 24, - June 21, Wayne Jackson, a member of the Memphis Horns duo, has died. He was Trumpet player Jackson, along with the late saxophonist Andrew Love, made up the Memphis Horns. Together, they played on Stax Records hits by Al Green, Otis Redding, Dusty Springfield and many others. Jackson played on more.