Stax Museum of American Soul Music

• 926 East McLemore Avenue
• (901) 261-6338
• http://www.staxmuseum.com/

Stax Museum of American Soul Music Guides

• Music History Guide to Memphis, TN

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  Nestled on the banks of the Mississippi River, Memphis, TN, resonates with a deep musical heritage that echoes through its vibrant streets and storied walls. It's a city where the heartbeats of blues, rock 'n' roll, soul, and gospel come together, creating a rhythm that's both timeless and groundbreaking. From the hallowed halls of Sun Studio to the legendary stage of the Stax Museum, Memphis has been the backdrop for some of music's most transformative moments. So grab your best pair of blue suede shoes and get ready to step into the groove as we dive into a Music History Guide to Memphis, sure to strike a chord with audiophiles and casual listeners alike.

• Top Historic Sites & Landmarks in Memphis

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  Memphis, Tennessee is steeped in rich culture, art, and history dating back to the 19th century. Although a landlocked town, Memphis’ vicinity to the Mississippi River made it a major freshwater trading route that helped grow the city from a few quaint homes and shops to a booming Southern metropolis. Memphis played a major role in United States history, from being at the forefront of civil rights activism to the conception of Rock and Roll music. Take a step back in time to the 19th century or the 1950’s and check out some of Memphis’ most historic sites and landmarks.

• Iconic Spots of Memphis' Music Legends

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  Have you ever wondered where Elvis ate his fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches? Where Johnny Cash performed his first gig? Where Al Green sang the gospel every Sunday? Behind every music legend is a legendary spot that inspired, fueled, and even launched some of Memphis' most famous artists. You won't find these places on a basic music tour. Let's explore.

• Best Places for Music Lovers in Memphis

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