Mabon "Teenie" Hodges - Soul Serenade / Sad Day mp3

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• Arranged By – Leroy "Flick" Hodges

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• Matrix / Runout (A side runout etched): BRT - 045 - A
• Matrix / Runout (B side runout etched): BRT - 045 - B

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14 September 2017 . Mabon Teenie Hodges: A Portrait of a Memphis Soul Original. Lawrence Boo Mitchell is with Charles Hodges Sr. Earl the Pearl with Hi Rhythm Soul Serenade. The Warehouse in Memphis. 16 June 2017 . It looks like you may be having problems playing this video. Mabon Lewis Teenie Hodges November 16, 1945 June 22, 2014 was an American musician known for his work as a rhythm and lead guitarist and songwriter on many of Al Green's soul hits, and those of other artists such as Ann Peebles and Syl Johnson, on Hi Records in the 1970s. Below, Vapnek talks about her unlikely foray into movie making, and why Teenies story - and fashion sense - should be universally inspiring. Because of that, she asked me as a friend to join her on tour for the album. Ill never forget when we were going to meet the entire band from Memphis, she said, I know Teenie is going to be your favorite. Youre going to love him. The Hodges family are some of the most incredible people Ive ever met my life. Mabon Teenie Hodges, the guitarist and songwriter responsible for the Al Green hits Here I Am Come and Take Me, Take Me to the River and Love and Happiness alongside a slew of tracks for influential soul label Hi Records, died at 68 from emphysema complications, according to Memphis newspaper the Commercial Appeal. Memphis Magic: The Al Green Sound. Though not a household name, Hodges sound helped shape and define Memphis soul. Mabon Teenie Hodges: A Portrait of a Memphis Soul Original, a documentary on the musicians life, was released last year. Popular on Rolling Stone. Want more Rolling Stone . All Moods. Background Music. Appears On. Various Artists. Guitar Player Presents Rock: Legends of Guitar: The '60s, Vol. Soul SerenadeWillie Mitchell Live. Hi Records. Fender: The Golden Age 1950-1970. Ace, Ace UK. Top Billed Cast. Charles Hodges. Fred Hodges. Leroy 'Flick' Hodges. Teenie Hodges. Lawrence Mitchell. as Boo Mitchell. Willie Mitchell. Mabon Teenie Hodges. We talked to his brother in March and to two of his torch bearers yesterday for this week's Local Beat column. Last Friday, the Stax Academy Alumni Band played Hodges' Love and Happiness at B. King's on Beale. It's hard to imagine a better tribute. That video and some of his best recorded and live work are below. Stax Academy Alumni Band at B. King's from Memphidelity on Vimeo. This live footage of O. Wright from 1979 is a fine example of Hodges' smooth style. An earlier version of this piece mistakenly attribute. Just better. In 2012, the filmmaker Susanna Vapnek completed a short documentary on Teenie Hodges, entitled, Mabon Teenie Hodges, A Portrait of a Memphis Soul Original. The film premiered at the 2013 SXSW film festival, and went on the receive the audience award at The Indie Memphis Film festival, that same year. Personal life. He was married three times, and had eight children: Velencia Anderson, Reginald Hodges, Sheila Hodges, Cherie Hodges, Shonte Stokes, Tabitha Gary, Inga Black, and Mabon L. Hodges II. His nephew is rapperactor Aubrey Drake Graham. Mabon Teenie Hodges, a singer, songwriter and guitarist who played a significant role in shaping the sound of Memphis music, has died due to complications from emphysema. He was 68. In 1976, Hodges took vocal duties on Hi Rhythm's album, On the Loose. He worked on tracks for Syl Johnson and performed on Ann Peebles timeless I Cant Stand The Rain. Hodges was the focus of the 2013 documentary Mabon 'Teenie' Hodges: A Portrait of a Memphis Soul Original, and he featured in this years Memphis music documentary Take Me to the River. Hodges died June 22 at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas