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Live - The World of Stax

Artist Song
Otis Redding  I Can't Turn You Loose (Live In Paris)  
Otis Redding  Respect (Live At the Whisky, 1968)  
Booker T. & The MG's  Green Onions  
Carla Thomas  B-A-B-Y  
The Mar-Keys  Last Night  
Sam & Dave  You Don't Know Like I Know  
Eddie Floyd  Raise Your Hand  
Otis Redding  I've Been Loving You Too Long  
Booker T. & The MG's  Hip Hug-Her  
The Mar-Keys  Philly Dog  
Carla Thomas  Gee Whiz (Look at His Eyes)  
Otis Redding  Try a Little Tenderness  
Isaac Hayes  Theme from "Shaft"  
The Bar-Kays  Son of Shaft/Feel It  
The Staple Singers  I'll Take You There  
Johnnie Taylor  Who's Making Love  
Carla Thomas  I Like What You're Doing (To Me)  
The Emotions  So I Can Love You  
Frederick Knight  I've Been Lonely (For So Long)  
Rufus Thomas  Do the Funky Chicken  
The Soul Children  Hearsay  
The Staple Singers  Respect Yourself  
Isaac Hayes  I Stand Accused  
William Bell  I Forgot to Be Your Lover  
Albert King  Killing Floor  
David Porter  Ain't That Loving You (For More Reasons Than One)  
Little Milton  Open the Door to Your Heart  
Mel & Tim  Backfield In Motion  
The Staple Singers  Heavy Makes You Happy (Sha-Na-Boom Boom)  
Isaac Hayes  Do Your Thing  
Johnnie Taylor  Jody's Got Your Girl and Gone  
Isaac Hayes  Never Can Say Goodbye  

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Just about all of us who aren't of retirement age missed Soulsville's legendary roster of superstars back in their prime. So, while we wait for the Wayback Machine to be perfected, we went ahead and assembled the greatest Stax fantasy concert of all time. [i]Live In Europe[/i], taken from 1967's Stax/Volt Revue dates, was the last album Otis Redding would live to see released, and he absolutely [i]toys[/i] with the audience, stutter-stopping "I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now)" à la James Brown — with applause at every pause — before delivering a head-back, hall-filling marvel of pure soul satisfaction. Five years later, [i]Wattstax[/i], a celebration of Black Pride that some called "the black Woodstock," packed the Los Angeles Coliseum with more than 100,000 fans — at a buck per ticket. Isaac Hayes, looking like a Nubian [i]god[/i] clad in gold chains, rumbles the sky with tender thunder in "I Stand Accused," and the Staple Singers finish the job, tearing the heavens wide open with a show-stopping version of their express ticket to ecstasy, "I'll Take You There." And there's more — lots more — in our all-access pass to the most amazing Stax soul spectacular we only [i]wish[/i] existed.
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