Along with his peer, Donald “Duck” Dunn, his pocket passages define “Memphis Soul.”

The Hi Records house rhythm section, comprised of the Hodges brothers; bassist Leroy “Flick” Hodges, keyboardist Charles, and guitarist Mabon “Teenie” Hodges along with drummers Howard Grimes and Al Jackson Jr., moved a generation – spiritually and physically – with pocket grooves and countermelodies that fueled seminal hits and album tracks by Al Green, Ann Peebles, and Otis Clay, among scores of others.

Flick Hodges Sound & Vision…

Al Green:

“Let’s Stay Together” https://youtu.be/EKOcfZtKvYQ

“Love and Happiness” https://youtu.be/q8AMZmWqgRM

“For The Good Times” https://youtu.be/RFpwASkUax8

 Ann Peebles: “I Can’t Stand The Rain” https://youtu.be/A09GZeORYlo

 Melissa Etheridge: “Memphis Train” https://youtu.be/yQw7nS1uXas

 Cat Power: “The Greatest” https://youtu.be/utN-04wL_h0