Artist	Song
Carla Thomas	Let Me Be Good to You (LP Version)
from Carla (2005)
Otis Redding	That's How Strong My Love Is
from The Very Best of Otis Redding (2007)
Soul Children	I'll Be the Other Woman
from Chronicle (2006)
William Bell	Everybody Loves a Winner
from The Soul of a Bell (2007)
Booker T. & The MG's	Soul Limbo
from The Best of Booker T. & the MGs (2006)
Little Milton	Little Bluebird
from Stax Profiles: Little Milton (2006)
The Dramatics	Get Up and Get Down
from The Best of the Dramatics (2006)
The Mad Lads	No Strings Attached
from Stax Chartbusters, Vol. 5 (2008)
Carla & Rufus	'Cause I Love You
from Walking the Dog (2005)
Otis Redding	Lovey Dovey
from Stax-Volt: The Complete Singles (1959-1968) (2007)
Rufus Thomas	The Dog
from Walking the Dog (2005)
Albert King	Breaking Up Somebody's Home
from The Best of Albert King (2006)
The Temprees	Love...Can Be So Wonderful
from The Best of the Temprees (2006)
Carla Thomas	I Like What You're Doing (To Me)
from Stax Profiles: Carla Thomas (2006)
The Mad Lads	Patch My Heart
from Stax-Volt: The Complete Singles (1959-1968) (2007)
Soul Children	Tighten Up My Thang
from Chronicle (2006)
The Dramatics	Hey You! Get Off My Mountain
from The Best of the Dramatics (2006)
Eddie Floyd	Love Is You
from Stax Profiles: Eddie Floyd (2006)
Rance Allen	Lying On the Truth
from Stax Profiles: Rance Allen (2006)
Sam & Dave	I Got Everything I Need
from Rhino Hi-Five: Sam & Dave, Vol. 2 - EP (2006)
The Astors	Candy
from The Astors Meet the Newcomers: Sweet Soul from Memphis (2005)
The Mad Lads	I Don't Want to Lose Your Love (Single Version)
from Stax-Volt: The Complete Singles (1959-1968) (2007)
Otis Redding	Cigarettes and Coffee
from Pure Southern Soul (2007)
Rufus Thomas	Funkiest Man Alive
from Funkiest Man Alive: The Stax Funk Sessions 1967-1975 (2006)
William Bell	A Tribute to a King
from Stax-Volt: The Complete Singles (1959-1968) (2007)

Comment:

When you're gifted with Stax-sized riches, you run the rare risk of overshadowing some of your finest artists and greatest songs; if you need any evidence, just check out our Deep Cuts. For instance, how is it [i]possible[/i] that Eddie Floyd, steaming down the expressway to your heart with horns blaring and drums pounding a four-alarm S.O.S., missed the pop charts [i]entirely[/i] with "Big Bird"? Former Memphis disc jockey Rufus Thomas boogies and pecks his way to '70s immortality with a cackle and a [i]bawwwwkkk[/i] in what might be that decade's wackiest dance craze, "Do the Funky Chicken." And former Thomas sideman William Bell mops up the bourbon-drenched dregs of his might've-been misery in the last-call desolation of "Everybody Loves a Winner."

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