Martinis Discography of CDs

Martinis music CDs Ori Release '04. Formed in the wake of the Pixies' breakup, the Martinis feature Joey Santiago and his wife Linda Mallari as the group's creative core. Also featuring Josh Freese (A Perdect Circle), Paul Delisle (Smash Mouth) and ...

Martinis discography Ori Release '04. Formed in the wake of the Pixies' breakup, the Martinis feature Joey Santiago and his wife Linda Mallari as the group's creative core. Also featuring Josh Freese (A Perdect Circle), Paul Delisle (Smash Mouth) and Ben Mize (Counting Crows).

Martinis songs Track Listing of songs: You Are The One; Right Behind You; Right Behind You; Out Upon The Road; Out Upon The Road; Walls Of Silence; Such A Fake; Skater Pink;

Martinis CD discography Charles "Packy" Axton was a little known character, a gritty saxophonist, producer, and songwriter, who died at the age of 33 from complications due to alcoholism. He has heretofore only been regarded as a footnote in the history of Memphis soul. Light in the Attic, however, in their infinite wisdom, saw worth in a catalog of singles he played on and/or produced the mid-'60s. They assembled this wonderful package as a tribute to Axton's legacy. Born in Memphis, Tennessee into the Stax Records family (his mother Estelle Axton and her brother Jim Stewart founded the label). His early associates were Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Wayne Jackson, Ronnie Stoots, and Don Nix -- the Royal Spades, later renamed by Estelle as the Mar-Keys, led by Cropper and, after he left, by Axton. Included here are 17 glorious tracks Axton played on including the million-selling hit, "Hole in the Wall," by the Packers. The band is actually the MG's and the Stax Revue in Los Angeles with Booker T. Jones playing piano and Leon Haywood on organ. It reached the number one spot on the R&B charts. Axton recorded with L.H. White as the L.H. & the Memphis Sounds on the soul singles "House Full of Rooms," "Out of Control," and "I'm a Fool (In Love)," that borrowed as much from Motown as they did from Stax. The real greasy slammers here were recorded by the Martinis, a band Axton played in that included members of the Hi Rhythm Section with guitarist Teenie Hodges, bassist Leroy Hodges, and Hubbie Turner on keys. The Martinis released two singles, "Hung Over" b/w "Late Late Party" on BAR and "Bullseye" b/w "Holiday Cheer" on USA. That said, there are also three unreleased Martinis cuts here all of them killer. Another significant Axton group was the Pac-Keys, who cut grooved-out instrumental singles "Stone Fox," "Greasy Pumpkin," "Hip Pocket," and "Dig In." Axton played on a single as part of a band that backed vocalist Stacy Lane on BAR; the song are an uptempo ...

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Martinis discography Track Listing of songs: Til I Hear It From You; Liar; Girl Like You; Free; Crazy Life; Bright As Yellow; Circle Of Friends; I Don't Want To Live Today; Whole Lotta Trouble; Ready, Steady, Go; What You Are; Nice Overalls; Here It Comes Again; Ballad Of El Goodo; Sugarhigh;

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