Charles Axton

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Charles Axton

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Saxophonist, born 17 February 1941, died January 1974.

Founding member of the Mar-Keys (originally named The Royal Spades) in the late 1950s. He also formed The Packers, best known for their 1965 R&B hit Hole In The Wall.

Charles "Packy" Axton was a son of Stax records co-founder Estelle Axton.

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Hung Over

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Holiday Cheer

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Bullseye

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No Ending

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House Full Of Rooms

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Saxophonist, born 17 February 1941, died January 1974.Founding member of the Mar-Keys (originally named The Royal Spades) in the late 1950s. He also formed The Packers, best known for their 1965 R&B hit Hole In The Wall.Charles "Packy" Axton was a so... Read the full biography on this page.

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