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  1. 2. Juli 2024 · The first episode follows James Stewart and his sister Estelle Axton who formed Stax (the combination of their last names) in the late 50s. They found a cheap, old theater to rent but it was on the Black side of Memphis.

  2. 27. Juni 2024 · Jim Stewart, a self-described “hillbilly from Tennessee that liked country music,” took the train to big-city Memphis, where his older sister, Estelle Axton, was already ensconced, and sought her help in opening up a record shop.

  3. 26. Juni 2024 · co-founder Estelle Axton. In 1976 the group signed to Mercury Records and co-produced a self-titled LP that same year. Along with Cooper, Martin, and Pilate, McCall co-wrote its funky closing cut “Sho Feels Good To Me,” which was released as a single.

  4. 20. Juni 2024 · A man named Jim Stewart started the company out of his garage, then brought his sister, Estelle Axton, in as an investor/cofounder and rented out larger space and an adjoining record shop. Stewart loved country music, and that’s what he aimed to produce. But it didn’t catch on.

  5. Vor einem Tag · Het blijft een bijzonder verhaal hoe eind jaren vijftig in een zwarte wijk in Memphis de witte broer en zus Jim Stewart en Estelle Axton soulgeschiedenis schreven. Stewart wilde eigenlijk countryplaten uitbrengen; zijn zus sloot er bij de bank een lening voor af. Zij begon een platenzaak en hij nam in de aanpalende studio platen op. Geen country, maar rauwe r&b, omdat ze nu eenmaal vooral ...

  6. 2. Juli 2024 · Crazy as this sounds, STAX was started around a White brother and sister team named Jim STewart and Estelle AXton who actually wanted to produce country music in the middle of a Black-centric neighborhood.

  7. 23. Juni 2024 · Founded in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1960 by country music fiddle player Jim Stewart and his sister Estelle Axton, following a previous false start with Satellite Records, Stax maintained a down-home, family atmosphere during its early years.