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Stax Records began in 1957 as Satellite Records, founded by Jim Stewart. In 1961, he and his sister and co-owner, Estelle Axton, combined their names to officially launch Stax. Since then, the label has been home to two iconic logos: 🎵 The Falling Records logo (1961–1968) 🫰 The Finger Snap (1968–present) Which one speaks to your soul? Show your Stax pride and pick up your fave tee: https://found.ee/stax-apparel | Stax Records

128K views · 3.3K reactions | Our documentary explores the rich legacy of Stax Records, the iconic Memphis label that gave the world unforgettable voices and sounds of soul, blues, and R&B. From heartfelt stories to electrifying performances, it’s a tribute to Memphis, the city where music truly shaped history. Watch Take Me to the River Memphis: https://shorturl.at/tlXeD | Take Me to the River | Facebook

⭐️ STAX REVUE: LIVE IN ’65! ⭐️ 60 years ago, the stars of Stax Records brought Memphis soul to Los Angeles for a two-night stand at the 5-4 Ballroom—just days before the Watts Rebellion. Now, for the first time, those historic performances are available in full on Stax Revue: Live in ’65!—newly remastered and expanded. But that’s just half the story... This deluxe release also uncovers a rare hometown showcase from Memphis’ Club Paradise, recorded earlier that summer and packed with previously u