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This Victoria Day long weekend, Rob Baker of The Tragically Hip talks everything Stax Records on a brand new episode of Front of the Bus, his show heard exclusively on The Tragically Hip Radio.
Baker looks back at the origin of Stax Records and some of its most famous artists who continue to inspire generations of musicians to this day. You’ll hear some history of Memphis players and how the region and the processes that evolved there impacted The Tragically Hip and countless other musicians. Baker will also dig into some Stax Records deep cuts and hear about the struggles this music fought for and through.
Among the Stax Records artists you’ll hear are Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, The Staples Singers and many more.
Hear Front of the Bus with Rob Baker on The Tragically Hip Radio:
Friday, May 17th at 6 pm ET
Saturday, May 18th at 9 am ET
Sunday, May 19th at 10 am ET
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