The death of Otis Redding in late 1967 was a watershed in the sound of Memphis soul. He had been the figurehead and defining figure as Stax had taken a distinctly gritty take on soul to the top of the US charts. "Memphis 70" shows what happened next as local musicians emerged from Otis' shadow and created new and exhilarating sounds. The most successful of these sounds meant artists such as Isaac Hayes eclipsed Otis' success, but in typical BGP style we take the road less traveled to bring a selection of sought-after rarities and unreleased gems that perfectly reflect the era. 1. Mississippi Mud - Smithsonian 2. I Can't Tell No Difference - David Porter 3. Two Paces Ahead Of Love - Willie Walker 4. Pullin - The Minits 5. Strange Things - Art Jerry Miller 6. Shake - The Ovations 7. No Ending - Stacy Lane 8. Tip Toeing - Alvin Cash & Doris Porter 9. It's Bump Time - Bow Legs Miller and Friends 10. Blackrock Yeah Yeah - Blackrock 11. Keep The Faith - Mel and Tim 12. Who's Been Warming Your Oven - Sir Walter 13. Come What May - John Gary Williams 14. Watchdog (alternate) - Barbara & The Browns 15. The Way Of Me - Kannon 16. Don't Boom Boom - Lillian Hale 17. Take A Giant Step - Lacleve Milon 18. Papa Killed A Chicken - Willie Toliver 19. Hard Times - Billy Cee 20. Dig It (She's In The Groove) - The Optimistics