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	Hi Rhythm Section - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Hi Rhythm Section was the house band for hit soul albums by several artists, including Al Green and Ann Peebles, on Willie Mitchell's Hi Records label in the 1970s.
		The Hi Rhythm Section's distinctive, warm, swirling soul sound was a major ingredient in the success of the label through the 1970s.
		Three members of the Hodges musical family played guitar, organ and bass for the group; their naturally closeknit, familial warmth brought a unique, intuitive groove to the group's sound.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hi_Rhythm_Section (261 words)

	About Hi Records
		Hi Records is one of the jewels in the municipal crown of Memphis.
		Hi boasted its own killer rhythm section - the Hodges brothers with drummer Howard Grimes, as well as a horn section that featured the best players in town.
		Hi Records was a hit factory that is as alive today as it ever was, constantly repackaged and reissued, an inspiration to new generations of musicians and fans.
	hirecords.com /history.html (353 words)

	THERE - The Virtual Destination (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		But a new rhythm and blues variation was simmering in Memphis, Tennessee, ready to come to the subtle boil captured on this indispensable anthology culled from the vaults of the Hi label.
		It was Mitchell who brought together the cohesive Hi rhythm section of bassist Leroy "Flick" Hodges, drummer Howard Grimes, guitarist Teenie Hodges, and organist Charles Hodges, augmenting the resonant "bottom" with sharp but svelte horn charts sweet strings.
		Hi Times is a chronological compilation, with Disc 1 revealing the gradually increasing weight of Mitchell's influence, including his own first R&B hit, "Buster Browne" from 1965 and his 1968 success with "Soul Serenade".
	www.there1.com /hi.html (707 words)

	Definition of rhythm
		The pattern of the harmonic rhythm of a given piece of music, derived by noting the...
		Obviously the "asymmetric" rhythm 3+3+2 may be written 3+2+3, in which case it is s...
		It is the most powerful rhythm in a [[city]], enabling the shaping and forming o...
	www.wordiq.com /search/rhythm.html (792 words)

	About Hi Records
		Hi is perhaps best known as the one-time home of singing legend Al Green, who made a string of classic singles and albums with producer Willie Mitchell and the Hi Rhythm section, who collectively carved out a style of Southern soul considered definitive along side the achievements of Stax.
		A number of Hi artists are slated to appear at the Premier Players, including Mitchell, Peebles, Cannon, Clay, Johnson, the Hi Rhythm Section and Don Bryant.
		Hi Records’ first new act in twenty years, is also the label’s first record to be released nationally and internationally simultaneously.
	hirecords.com /news.html (1358 words)

	Gibson Backstage Pass - Memphis Soul Survivors, Soul Serenade
		Some nights they may be joined by Jesse Frank Smith on sax, and the sound is pure Memphis instrumental: think Booker T., the Hi Rhythm Section, the Bar-Kays.
		His bass lines draw on the styles of Duck Dunn of the MGs and Leroy Hodges of the Hi Rhythm Section.
		Keyboardist Turner is the stepson of legendary producer Willie Mitchell and a member of the Hi Records crew himself.
	www.gibson.com /backstage/200608/memphissoulsurvivors2.htm (484 words)

	Rare Vinyl Records at Craig Moerer ~ Records By Mail \| Used, Collectible, Vintage and Rare Vinyl Records, LPs and 45s
		A prominent bandleader, hit instrumental recording artist and prolific producer, Mitchell is credited with creating the now legendary “Hi Records Sound,” building a legacy of hit records, and discovering and directing the creative careers of Hi’s most notable artists.
		Thanks to Willie’s signature production techniques, plus the three Hodges brothers and the wonderful Hi Rhythm Section, each artist who worked with Willie turned out some of the best recording of their careers.
		Hi was sold to Cream in 1978 and Willie Mitchell called it quits the following year, leaving the label but still owning Royal Recording Studio.
	www.recordsbymail.com /HiRecords.php (1308 words)

	BlueSpeak: At B. B. King`s 70th Birthday Bash, Memphis Won but the Music Lost.
		The Hi Rhythm Section still calls Memphis home.They don`t play here every weekend, but when they do, they make it hard not to dance.
		The Hi Rhythm Section`s show was bookended by local favorites Big Ass Truck, a group of white kids with a healthy appreciation for their fl roots.
		When the Hi Rhythm Section finished their set around 1 in the morning, the crowd demanded that they come back.
	www.bluespeak.com /feature/95/11/95111.html (705 words)

	The Jazz Ensemble Rhythm Section
		First, most directors do not play rhythm section instruments, and instrumental methods courses do not address the special needs of the instruments used in the jazz rhythm section.
		A practical technique for rehearsing the rhythm section is to choose a short excerpt where the rhythm section is playing a basic groove and to perform it as a vamp.
		When all parts have been added, have the rhythm section play the vamp for at least 32 total bars (16 times through a two bar vamp or 8 times through a four bar vamp).
	www.kjos.com /band/band_news/band_news_jazz_ensmble.html (684 words)

	Hi Rhythm Section + Ann Peebles U.K. debut! - Forums
		The members of this sinuous rhythm section made stars of Percy Sledge and Aretha Franklin, made hits for Willie Nelson and Cher, and were more recently rediscovered in the superb Country Got Soul releases.
		In this, their first ever UK appearance, Hi Rhythm will play a set of instrumental classics, then introduce vocalist Percy Wiggins, a voice even Steve Winwood would aspire to.
		The evening includes Hi legend Ann Peebles, John Lennon called her 1973 Can’t Stand The Rain ‘the greatest record I've heard in years’ and more to be confirmed.
	www.djhistory.com /forum/showthread.php?t=10429&goto=nextnewest (1701 words)

	Willie Clayton - Biography - AOL Music
		Like his older Windy City compatriots Otis Clay and Syl Johnson, the young singer ended up contracted to Hi Records in Memphis, where he worked with producer Willie Mitchell and the vaunted Hi rhythm section.
		Hi issued a series of fine Clayton efforts on its Pawn subsidiary, including "I Must Be Losin' You," "It's Time You Made Up Your Mind," and "Baby You're Ready," but none of them hit.
		Finally, in 1984, Clayton enjoyed a taste of soul success when his "Tell Me" (produced by General Crook) and "What a Way to Put It" for Compleat Records nudged on to the R&B charts.
	music.aol.com /artist/willie-clayton/3916/biography (296 words)

	Hi Record Label
		Due to the fact that most of Hi records were blues-based instrumentals, Hi could of been short for 'Hit Instrumentals'.
		became an artist at Hi in 1961, his first Hi single was 'The Crawl', he was soon to became house arranger, and his backing group the Hi Rhythm Section.
		Hi records were issued in the UK on the London record label.
	www.georgwa.demon.co.uk /hi.htm (544 words)

	50 years of rock-and-roll :: The Memphis Flyer :: the mid-south's news weekly :: Cover Stories :: Cover Stories
		A rhythm fanatic since he was 6 years old, when he learned the "Mama Daddy Roll" after seeing Gene Krupka play on television, Grimes was steadily gigging at the Hi Hat Club and had his first studio session under his belt all before he turned 13.
		Under Mitchell's direction, the Hi Rhythm Section was a force to be reckoned with: By 1975, 16 gold and platinum awards for Al Green's albums alone were hanging in the offices at Royal.
		The label was sold in 1978, and, although Mitchell hung onto Royal, sessions for the Hi Rhythm Section was few and far between.
	www.memphisflyer.com /memphis/PrintFriendly?oid=oid:5482 (8670 words)

	Reviews of Hi Times: The R & B Years, and Southern Culture on the Skids \| Dirt Track Date
		Hi Times: The R and B Years (The Right Stuff 1995) - With this 68-track set, Hi Records claims its rightful place in the holy trinity of Memphis-based labels.
		As Willie Mitchell assembled his crack house rhythm section, the Hi sound began to shift.
		The R and B Years focuses on the second part of the Hi story, and opens with a stalwart 1959 instrumental, the horn-driven "Smokie Part 2" by the Bill Black Combo.
	www.psnw.com /~randyk/101195.htm (839 words)

	THE RHYTHM METHOD
		In my humble opinion, a good rhythm pattern consists of three elements: the pattern itself, the sounds, and the speed at which the pattern is played.
		And even though many contemporary (with a small c) rhythms are driven by programmers rather than drummers, the three core instruments of the drum kit - that's the bass drum, snare and hi-hat - still remain the key elements in virtually all rhythm tracks.
		The final point to mention is that all these rhythms were created using bog-standard sounds from a GM sound module, simply because that way I can ensure that I'm programming stuff that anyone can relate to.
	www.soundonsound.com /sos/feb98/articles/rythm.html (3117 words)

	Teenie Hodges - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hodges recorded and toured for years as guitarist with his talented brothers, bassist Leroy Hodges and organist Charles Hodges, in the Hi Rhythm Section, which was the backing band on most Hi Records label hits of the 1970s for numerous popular soul artists, including Al Green and Ann Peebles.
		Hodges toured internationally and recorded with major soul acts like Syl Johnson and O.V. Wright for a number of years and continues performing in blues and soul groups today, based out of his home in Memphis.
		Toured in the Memphis Rhythm Band with Cat Power in 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Teenie_Hodges (220 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Hi Records was a Memphis soul and rockabilly label started by Ray Harris and Joe Cuoghi in 1957.
		The label used a house backing band of local session musicians, known as the Hi Rhythm Section, on its numerous hit recordings of the 1970s.
		The popularity of disco music in the late 1970s led to an eventual decline in the popularity of the label's Memphis soul style.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Hi_Records (187 words)

	Definition of city rhythm
		1: The '''Circadian rhythm''' is a name given to the "internal '''body clock...
		3:...l study of this daily rhythm and other biological rhythms (such as seasonal ones) is called [[Chronobiolog...
		5: Circadian rhythms are important in determining the [[sleepsleepin...
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	``HIGH TIMES'' SET PLEASES WITH FUNK, DISCO, BALLADS & MORE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In its early years, Hi was known for rock instrumentals, and a few are included here.
		Hidden in the Hi vaults was ``Fried Chicken,'' a disco paean to finger lickin' food by Stax star Rufus Thomas.
		Hi was sold soon afterwards, and Mitchell left the label in 1979.
	scholar.lib.vt.edu /VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1995/vp950526/05250172.htm (764 words)

	Hi Rhythm Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Along with contributions by other outstanding contemporary 1960s and 1970s Memphis studio sessions bands, such as the Mar-Keys, The Memphis Horns, the Packers, and Booker T. & the M.G.'s, the Hi Rhythm Section helped define the sounds of the classic Memphis soul music genre.
		A list of all the albums they appeared on as the backing band would be quite long.
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	pda.molinu.com /wiki/en/hi/Hi%20Rhythm%20Section.htm (228 words)

	Ann Pebles
		Petite, somewhat shy, and still young, Ann was born in the heart of St. Louis in a small town known as Kin Loc County, where she sang in a family gospel choir with her ten brothers and sisters, performing on St. Louis bills with gospel greats like the Soul Stirrers and Mahalia Jackson.
		Like Al Green, her male counterpart in the Hi Records Memphis Soul revival of the early seventies, she made records with Willie Mitchell.
		She was tiny ("99 pounds of natural born goodness, 99 pounds of soul," she sang in one of her hits) but her voice was remarkably big and overwhelmingly soulful.
	paulbrownmusic.netfirms.com /projects/ann_bio.html (819 words)

	- Rhythm Clock
		There's a rhythm in the release of radioactive-labeled gas in the experiments done by the Viking-Landers in 1976. This cycle could be the circadian rhythm of bacteria.
		Defines music and rhythm, explains the importance, discusses what types of musical activities are most enjoyed by children in various age groups, and provides suggestions for sharing music with young children.
		Rhythm and Blues Rhythm and Blues is a descriptive term that has never had a clear single meaning. In it's broadest sense, R&B denotes fl pop music. However, as fl pop music changes, it has ...
	www.clockguides.com /rhythmclock/index.html (1897 words)

	Otis Clay - Biography - AOL Music
		Clay inaugurated Atlantic's Cotillion subsidiary in 1968 with a supercharged cover of the Sir Douglas Quintet's "She's About a Mover," produced by Rick Hall in Muscle Shoals shortly before the singer joined forces with Hi Records boss Willie Mitchell.
		With the relentlessly driving Hi Rhythm Section in tow, Clay waxed his biggest seller in 1972, "Trying to Live My Life without You," later covered very successfully by Bob Seger.
		Although Clay's tenure on Hi may have been his most commercially potent, he steadily recorded and gigged ever since.
	music.aol.com /artist/otis-clay/3915/biography (241 words)

	Press/Media Room \| Stax Museum of American Soul Music
		Others to follow are a Muscle Shoals tribute on April 9; Delta blues on April 10; the Sun studio and label on April 18; Hi Records on April 22; and Stax on April 25.
		Muscle Shoals night pairs members of its famed rhythm section with Mavis Staples, Tony Joe White and others, while the Delta blues fete offers the diverse trio of Olu Dara, Little Milton and T-Model Ford.
		The same goes for a Hi salute featuring Ann Peebles and Syl Johnson accompanied in classic fashion by Hi Rhythm Section members Teenie and Leroy Hodges and Howard Grimes along with Stax session great Marvell Thomas.
	www.soulsvilleusa.com /press-media/detail.asp?id=14 (667 words)

	www.myspace.com/acehirhythmsection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ace-Hi is not just another rockabilly band.These cats are talented musicians who play bop, jazz, blues as well as other roots American style music fluently.
		Recently the boys have stripped down to a trio yet still have remained true to their roots.
		If you're looking for some great, fun 50's retro-style music for any special event or occasion, look no further, "Ace-Hi Rhythm Section" is the only band you need.
	www.myspace.com /acehirhythmsection (175 words)

	BluesJazz
		Northern Souljers Meet Hi Rhythm captures a ‘60s soul-centric moment when Willie Mitchell’s Royal Recording Studios achieved a nation-wide reputation for being able to provide not only studio time but stellar studio musicians who would go on to become the legendary Hi Rhythm section.
		Like the removal of layers from a painting to reveal a hidden masterpiece underneath, this album exposes, after 35 years, the Memphis roots of some of Northern Soul’s most highly regarded recordings.
		Donald Bryant and Hi Rhythm provide the blueprint for Detroit Soul icons like the Fabulous Peps, Lee Rogers, and Buddy Lamp.
	www.tuffcity.com /html/BluesJazz.asp?SearchBy=Gen&ShowFormat=CDVY&AvailOpt=Avail&ReleaseAlbumList=6033 (159 words)

	soul sides - september 2001
		It's the exact same rhythm track that Young Holt Unlimited flips which leads me to assume that this was the original version that Young Holt later turned into an instrumental since they did the same thing with Barbara Acklin's "Am I the Same Girl" to make "Soulful Strut".
		Classic Willie Mitchell, Hi Rhythm Section production which means fat drum beats, funky basslines and the searing soul that's made the entire Hi catalog fodder for Rza's SP 1200.
		The rhythm section on the entire album is killer and they layer every song with a strong funk impulse.
	www.o-dub.com /crates/9-01.html (8496 words)

	Ace-Hi Rhythm Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It is a part of American culture that has still not lost its appeal.
		The Ace-Hi Rhythm Section band is a time-warping musical ambassador of rockabilly.
		Horton Heat and Southern Culture on the Skids.
	hometown.aol.com /acehibeat/page1.html (301 words)

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