Steve Cropper, the reigning king of tasty Memphis R&B guitar for more than five decades, chronicles his ascent to musical immortality and his new tribute to childhood guitar hero Lowman Pauling of the “5” Royales.
PG's Joe Coffey is On Location in Memphis, TN, where he visits
the Stax Records Museum. In this segment, we get to see where and how
some of the most legendary soul music was made. Within this video, we
get to check out some iconic Stax studio gear like an Ike Turner
Telecaster, a Steve Cropper Telecaster, a Steve Cropper ES-175 and
Fender Princeton amp, James Alexander's bass used on "Soul Finger,"
Duck Dunn's P Bass and much more.
PG's Joe Coffey is On Location in Meridian, MS, where he gets a tour of Peavey's new Custom Shop facilities with CEO/Founder Hartley Peavey. In this video, Hartley walks us through the conception and development of Steve Cropper's and Jerry Donahue's new Custom Shop Tele-style guitars.
