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Memphis
Rock'N'Soul Museum, http://www.rockabillyhall.com/museum.html
Soulsville
USA Stax Museum of American Soul Music. http://www.soulsvilleusa.com/about_stax/
Stax
Records (http://staxrecords.free.fr/index.htm) is an unofficial
site, run by a private fan/collector and dedicated to Stax/Volt
Records, their subsidiaries, and every track that was recorded
at the 926 E. McLemore studio. An illustrated history of Stax
can also be found at
history-of-rock.com
Sun Studio.
http://www.sunstudio.com/ And, guide to
Sun
Recording Artists http://www.memphisguide.com/directory/dir00750.htm
Memphis
Mojo Cultural guide and calendar. http://www.memphismojo.com/index.php
