Packy Axton

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Packy Axton was an American saxophonist and soul musician associated with the Memphis Stax Records scene, known for his work with instrumental R&B groups in the 1960s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
musician
saxophonist
soul musician
activeYearsStart 1960s
associatedWith Memphis music scene
Stax Records NERFINISHED
The Mar-Keys NERFINISHED
The Martinis NERFINISHED
The Packers NERFINISHED
basedIn Memphis, Tennessee NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
era 1960s American R&B
familyConnection Son of Stax co-founder Estelle Axton
genre instrumental R&B
rhythm and blues
soul music
givenName Charles
instrument saxophone
languageOfPerformance English
memberOf The Mar-Keys NERFINISHED
The Martinis NERFINISHED
The Packers NERFINISHED
mother Estelle Axton NERFINISHED
movement Memphis soul
name Packy Axton NERFINISHED
nickname Packy NERFINISHED
notableFor being part of the early Stax Records house-band circle
contributing to the development of the Memphis soul sound
notableWork “Hole in the Wall” NERFINISHED
“Last Night” NERFINISHED
occupation musician
saxophonist
placeOfBirth Memphis, Tennessee NERFINISHED
recordLabel Stax Records NERFINISHED
Volt Records NERFINISHED
relative Jim Stewart NERFINISHED

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The Mar-Keys member Packy Axton