Download hi-res imagesA new public television special captures venerated soul icons, including Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, and Booker T. and the MG’s, in concert, in their prime. Filmed April 7, 1967 in Oslo, Norway, Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967 features live performance footage from the last leg of the Stax/Volt Revue’s European tour — a rare package tour of artists from the legendary record label. Performers include Otis Redding “Shake,” “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” “Fa–Fa–Fa–Fa–Fa (Sad Song),” “My Girl,” and “Try A Little Tenderness”, Sam and Dave (“Hold On! I’m Comin’,” “Soothe Me,” and “You Don’t Know Like I Know”), Booker T. and the MG’s (“Green Onions”), Arthur Conley (“Sweet Soul Music”), Eddie Floyd ( “Raise Your Hand”) and original Stax Records house band The Mar–Keys (“Philly Dog”). Re–transferred from the original master tapes that had been resting in the television vaults for 40 years, the special also features reflections from guitarist Steve Cropper, a founding member of Booker T. and the MG’s and The Mar–Keys, and trumpeter Wayne Jackson of The Mar–Keys and The Memphis Horns about the legendary concert. Presented nationally by WLIW21 in association with WNET.ORG.
| These images may be used editorially only for direct promotion of Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967. No other rights are granted. | |
 | CUTLINE: Eddie Floyd, one of the legendary soul singers featured in Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967. PHOTO: 1.7M (14.3 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 7.5 X 7.5 CREDIT: Bill Carrier, © API photographers inc |
 | CUTLINE: (l to r) Estelle Axton and Jim Stewart, co–founders of Stax Records. PHOTO: 916k (5 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 8.5 X 6.5 CREDIT: Bill Carrier, © API photographers inc |
 |
CUTLINE: (l to r) Andrew Love (tenor saxophone), Wayne Jackson (trumpet) and Packy Axton (tenor saxophone) are The Mar–Keys, the original Stax Records house band, and one of the groups featured in Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967. PHOTO: 1.2M (16 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 8.5 X 7.5 CREDIT: Bill Carrier, © API photographers inc |
 | CUTLINE: Otis Redding, one of the legendary soul singers featured in Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967. PHOTO: 1.3M (11 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 7 X 6 CREDIT: Courtesy of Stax Records |
 | CUTLINE: Otis Redding, one of the legendary soul singers featured in Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967. PHOTO: 1M (4.5 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 8.75 X 6 CREDIT: Courtesy of Stax Records |
 | CUTLINE: Otis Redding, one of the legendary soul singers featured in Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967. PHOTO: 688k (4.5 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 6.5 X 8 CREDIT: Courtesy of Stax Records |
 | CUTLINE: Best known as “Double Dynamite” duo Sam and Dave, (l to r) David Prater and Samuel David Moore, are one of the legendary acts featured in Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967. PHOTO: 2.3M (24 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 10.5 X 8.75 CREDIT: Bill Carrier, © API photographers inc |
 | CUTLINE: (l to r) Best known as “Double Dynamite” duo Sam and Dave, Samuel David Moore and David Prater, are one of the legendary acts featured in Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967. PHOTO: 864k (4.5 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 6.5 X 8 CREDIT: Bill Carrier, © API photographers inc |
 | CUTLINE: Stax Records Headquarters in Memphis, Tennessee. PHOTO: 920k (5 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 7 X 8.5 CREDIT: Bill Carrier, © API photographers inc |
 | CUTLINE: Guitarist Steve Cropper (third from left), a founding member of Booker T. and the MG’s and The Mar–Keys, shares his memories of the historic Stax/Volt Revue concert on April 6, 1967 in Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue — Live in Norway 1967. Booker T. and the MG’s also perform a scorching rendition of their classic instrumental “Green Onions.” Pictured (l to r): Donald “Duck” Dunn (bass), Booker T. Jones (organ, seated), Steve Cropper (guitar), and Al Jackson (drums). PHOTO: 2M (17.8 megs uncompressed) at 300 dpi JPEG at 7.3 X 9.4 CREDIT: Bill Carrier, © API photographers inc |
