Steve Cropper, Duck Dunn, Booker T. Jones, Al Jackson, Andrew Love, and Wayne Jackson (no relation to Al). The album was not a chart success, and the Mar-Keys name was essentially retired once again. Final years (1970–1971) For the final album credited to the Mar-Keys, 1971's Memphis Experience Stax simply assembled a number of instrumental cuts from various sources, without regard for group continuity. Three of the album's seven cuts were outtakes from sessions by the Bar-Kays, while the other cuts were performed by various uncredited Memphis musicians with no other ties to the Mar-Keys' past. Legacy and recent activity The legacy of the Mar-Keys is that they were key players in the development of Southern soul and Memphis soul. In 2012, the Mar-Keys regrouped with a lineup consisting of original members Wayne Jackson, Floyd Newman, Don Nix, Smoochy Smith, Terry Johnson, plus former M.G. Lewie Steinberg, and original member Packy Axton's son Chuck. Terry Johnson (born James Terry Johnson on April 3, 1943 in Memphis, Tennessee) died on March 19, 2016 after a short illness, at age 72. Members Steve Cropper – guitar Charlie "Redman" Freeman – guitar Donald "Duck" Dunn - bass guitar Howard Grimes – drums James "Terry" Johnson – drums, piano Wayne Jackson – trumpet, trombone Charles "Packy" Axton – tenor saxophone Gilbert Caple – tenor saxophone Floyd Newman – baritone saxophone, vocals on "Last Night" Don Nix – baritone saxophone Andrew Love - tenor saxophone Gene Parker – tenor saxophone Joe Arnold – alto saxophone Jerry Lee "Smoochy" Smith – keyboards Marvell Thomas – keyboards Booker T. Jones – keyboards Isaac Hayes – organ Al Jackson Jr. – drums Billy Purser (aka Gary Burbank) – drums Rick Keefer – bass guitar Ronnie "Angel" Stoots was the band's lead vocalist when they had gigs on the road. Discography Albums 1961: Last Night! (Atlantic SD-8055) August release 1962: Do the Pop-Eye with the Mar-Keys (Atlantic SD-8062) 1966: The Great Memphis Sound (Stax S-707) 1967: Back to Back [live] (Stax S-720) with Booker T. & the M.G.'s 1969: Damifiknow! (Stax STS-2025) 1971: Memphis Experience (Stax STS-2036) Singles References External links History-of-rock.com American soul musical groups American session musicians Atlantic Records artists Musical groups established in 1958 Stax Records artists Booker T. & the M.G.'s 1958 establishments in Tennessee