| Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk |
|
Artist: Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk
Genre(s):
Pop: Japan,
Biography:
Estelle Axton was the co-founder of the legendary Stax Records -- home to acts including Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, and Isaac Hayes -- and widely renowned as the premier label in the rich history of Memphis soul. Known to the artists who recorded for her as "Lady A," she was born Estelle Stewart and was a schoolteacher by trade -- her brother Jim, 12 years her junior, played fiddle in a series of local Western swing bands before settling down as a banker. In 1957, Jim Stewart formed Satellite Records, setting up a recording studio in his wife's uncle's Memphis garage; when he relocated the label to nearby Brunswick the following year, Axton agreed to mortgage her home to fund the purchase of more up-to-date recording equipment. The $2500.00 gamble paid off in 1960, when WDIA disc jockey Rufus Thomas and his daughter Carla cut Satellite's first hit, "'Cause I Love You." A year later, the Mar-Keys (featuring Axton's son Packy on tenor sax) scored with the classic "Last Night," but when a California label also called Satellite threatened to file a lawsuit, Stewart and Axton rechristened their company Stax, borrowing the first two letters from their respective surnames. In the years to follow, Stax rivaled Motown as America's most respected and successful soul label, reeling off a string of immortal hits that included Booker T. & the MG's "Green Onions," Sam & Dave's "Hold on, I'm Comin'," Redding's "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay," Eddie Floyd's "Knock on Wood," and William Bell's "You Don't Miss Your Water." In 1968, Stewart and Axton sold Stax to film company Gulf & Western, only to buy the company back two years later in time for the commercial ascendance of Hayes and the Staple Singers. In 1972, Stax signed a distribution deal with CBS, but an IRS investigation and cash-flow problems would doom the company into involuntary bankruptcy in late 1975. Two years later, Fantasy Records acquired Stax's master tapes at auction for just $1.3 million, while Axton went on to found the Fretone label, which launched Rick Dees' 1977 novelty smash "Disco Duck." The Stax Museum of American Soul Music, Music Academy, and Performing Arts Center opened in Memphis in 2003 -- Axton died of natural causes on Feb. 24, 2004 at the age of 85. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
|
|
| Cover |
Album |
Year |
# tracks |
Download album |
|
|
Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk |
2007 |
5 |
|
Estelle Axton biography Estelle Axton was the co-founder of the legendary Stax Records "Lady A," she was born Estelle Stewart and was a schoolteacher Estelle Axton biography Estelle Axton was the co-founder of the legendary Stax Records "Lady A," she was born Estelle Stewart and was a schoolteacher Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk - mp3 hits download full albums in mp3 - Hitomi Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk. Albums: 1. Genre: Pop: People who like Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani also like Miraya Kato, YUI, Saeka Uura. Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani's Radio (show all 4) Download Torrent,,JPSEEK,COM,Masayuki,Suzuki,amp,Hitomi,Shimatani,Futari,de,Iijanai, [JPSEEK.COM]Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani - Futari de Iijanai Add Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani to your Artist Newsmail list to receive e-mail updates whenever new Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani items become available. 14. Futari de Iijanai / Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani This is Hitomi Shimatani's 6th album and it was released on March 7, 2007. (01-24-2007) Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani - Futari de Iijanai Artist: Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani. Title: Futari de Iijanai. Bit Rate: 192 Kbps seedpeer.com Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani Futari De Iijanai music misc. 3 hours ago extratorrent.com Masayuki Suzuki Hitomi Shimatani - Futari de by Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani. Released. January Futari de iijanai is a collaboration single of Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuki under Sony. This is Hitomi Shimatani's 26th single and it was released on September 5, 2007. 14. Futari de Iijanai / Masayuki Suzuki & Hitomi Shimatani Hitomi Shimatani is a relatively popular singer in the J-Pop scene. audience, Hitomi would record a duet single with Masayuki Suzuki in January. Futari de iijanai is a collaboration single of Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuki under Sony . It was released on January 15, 2007. The single peaked at #25 on the Oricon charts Hamilton Bohannon (3) Hassan Kassai: Henri Seroca and Ralph Benatar: Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk: Hoxton Whores: Hamilton de Holanda (4) Haste the Day (5) Henri Seroka (4) Hitomi Futari de iijanai is a collaboration single of Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuki under Sony . It was released on January 15, 2007. The single peaked at #25 on the Oricon charts and Hiroshi Watanabe; Hiroshima; His Hero Is Gone; His Holiness The Dalai Lama; His Name Is Alive; Hisham; Hisham Abbas; Hit 'n' Hide; Hitomi; Hitomi Shimatani; Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk; Hitomi Wow eyn you are my hero. I will be able to rip the photos of Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuki. Awesome Edit: here are some images I ripped.His Hero Is Gone; His Holiness The Dalai Lama; His Name Is Alive; Hisham; Hisham Abbas; Hit 'n' Hide; Hitomi; Hitomi Shimatani; Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk; Hitomi Yaida; HIV+ Hive; Hiver and Artister: 24 471: Låter: 1 097 805: Albumer: 101 232: Storage: 7 438 GB Heigo Tani; Hey!Say!7; Hideaki Tokunaga; Hikaru Utada; Hitomi Shimatani; Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki SuzukHiroshima; His Hero Is Gone; His Holiness The Dalai Lama; His Name Is Alive; Hisham; Hisham Abbas; Hit 'n' Hide; Hitomi; Hitomi Shimatani; Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk; Hitomi Yaida; HIV+ Hive Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk; Home Made Kazoku; Hugues Aufray; Ikimono Gakari; Jang Hye Jin; Janne Da Arc; Jyukai; KAT-TUN; Katsuya Yokoyama; Kazuki Tomokawa; Kazumasa Hashimoto; Ken Hirai Hiroshima; His Hero Is Gone; His Holiness The Dalai Lama; His Name Is Alive; Hisham; Hisham Abbas; Hit 'n' Hide; Hitomi; Hitomi Shimatani; Hitomi Shimatani and Masayuki Suzuk; Hitomi Yaida; HIV+ Hive
