Every track on Blues Train by The Memphis All-Stars is reminiscent of the great Motown groups like the Isley

Brothers and Four Tops with an extra spicy ingredient:

that kicking soulful character that emanated from their

home town’s own Stax Records during the same era.

This music will simmer in your blood, overflow into your

mind, body, and soul, and make you smile from the

inside out!

Greg Reding (keyboards, guitar, and vocals) was a

session player for Stax and toured with Albert King in

the late ‘60s and early ‘70s. From 1973 to 1979, Greg

was lead guitarist and keyboardist for Black Oak

Arkansas. He then worked with Stephen Stills before

returning to Memphis where he formed The Memphis

All-Stars in 1983.

Robert Clayborne (keyboards and vocals) has backed

such greats as Denise LaSalle, Tyrone Davis, Rufus

Thomas, Yolanda Adams, Al Green, and others.

Henry "Sly Diesel” Clayborne (bass, keyboards, and

vocals) has played with Fred Sample, Little Milton, The

Coasters, and The Drifters to name a few.

Walter White (drums and vocals) started playing

professionally at the age of 18 with Gospel greats such

as the Rev. Clay Evans. Switching to R&B, he played

with the Bar-Kays among others before joining the

Memphis All-Stars.