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Goldwax Records was an
American record label founded in Memphis, Tennessee,
United States, in 1964 by
Quinton Claunch and
Rudolph V. "Doc" Russell. Claunch...
- Memphis.
After being turned down by Stax, he made his
first recordings for
Goldwax Records, a
small Memphis-based
independent record label, in 1964. He released...
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performed by
vocalists backed by the
house bands of Stax, Hi and
Goldwax Records.
Memphis soul
sound is
different from the
Motown sound from Detroit...
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Jamison recommended the
Ovations to
Quinton Claunch and Doc
Russell at
Goldwax Records, and they were
signed to
record their first release, "Pretty Little...
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Billboard Hot 100, and
recorded seven albums.
Another Memphis 1960s
label Goldwax Records,
featured James Carr,
Spencer Wiggins, and the Ovations. Al Green...
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session musician in Memphis, Tennessee, and
releasing singles on the
Goldwax Records label. He had
little solo
success until he
moved to
Glades Records...
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clubs in Memphis,
where he was
discovered by
Quinton Claunch, head of
Goldwax Records. In 1964
Wiggins recorded his
first single, "Lover's Crime", produced...
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before helping to form
vocal group The
Ovations with
Louis Williams at
Goldwax Records.
Jackson wrote and sang on
their 1965 hit "It's
Wonderful To Be...
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occasionally to Memphis, and made his
first recordings there in 1965 for
Goldwax Records,
produced by
Quinton Claunch. His
first release, in 1967, was a...
- Girlfriend's Boyfriend. Upon
returning to the U.S., she
signed with the
revived Goldwax label,
distributed by
Ichiban Records, and
recorded another album, Psychic...
