My guitar solo from our 2008 Musicians Hall of Fame Induction Performance. Did you hear ‘Green Onions’ in any Super Bowl ads this weekend? 🎸 | Steve Cropper

37K views · 1K reactions | Thank you Steve Cropper this was one of the first songs I ever learned how to play on the guitar, a true masterpiece that Steve wrote and produced with the Big O. Memphis music is everything, all roads lead to Stax and it’s colonel, long may it reign #stevecropper Maton Guitars #matonguitars Stax Records Stax Museum of American Soul Music Stax Music Academy #memphis | Little Feat | Facebook

35K views · 1.7K reactions | Legendary guitarist Steve Cropper, whose riffs shaped soul, blues, and rock history, has died at 83. A Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, Cropper helped define the Stax Records sound and co-wrote classics like (Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay. He later reached new audiences through The Blues Brothers. His legacy lives on through generations of music shaped by his unmistakable style. #stevecropper #bookert | MEAWW Entertainment | Facebook

Steve Cropper was an American treasure—an icon—and one of my heroes. When I think of soul music, I think of Steve; he was synonymous with it. He played some of the most unforgettable guitar parts on countless hits and wrote songs that shaped generations. The first demo I ever sang in Nashville was one he wrote, called “Going, Going, Gone.” That connection has always meant the world to me. It’s heartbreaking to say goodbye, but what a legacy he leaves behind. His impact, his groove, his fingerpri

Stax Icon Steve Cropper Remembered As "Green Onions" Guitar Genius Dies at 84 Steve Cropper, the iconic guitarist of Booker T. & the M.G.'s and Blues Brothers, passed away at 84 in Nashville after a recent fall at a rehab center. A Stax Records pioneer from age 20, he crafted timeless riffs on "Green Onions," which topped R&B charts, and hits like Otis Redding's "The Dock of the Bay" and Sam & Dave's "Soul Man," where Sam Moore shouts "Play it, Steve!" As house band for the racially integrated S