brothers toured with singers Albert Collins and Otis Clay, and periodically regrouped with Grimes and Turner. Charles Hodges left in the 1990s, becoming an ordained church minister. In 1994, the album Perfect Gentlemen was released, featuring a fourth Hodges with the addition of Fred on keyboards as well as Percy Wiggins on vocals, issued on Velvet Recordings of America as by The Hodges Brothers. Other band members still played together, sometimes with Jackson's cousin Steve Potts on percussion, providing their unique backdrops for Syl Johnson on the Delmark Records CD Back in the Game (1994), and the Mitchell-produced Al Green comeback I Can't Stop and its follow-up for the Blue Note label in 2003 and 2005. They also toured with Cat Power, aka Chan Marshall, and featured on her 2006 album The Greatest. In 2016, the group was inducted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame. Canadian singer Frazey Ford recorded her 2014 album Indian Ocean songs "September Fields" and, "I'm Done", at the Royal Studio, - the Hi Rhythm Section backing her with their unmistakeable signature Memphis sounds. The Royal Recording Studio in Memphis is now included on the same tour with the landmark studios of Stax and Sun. Members Teenie Hodges – guitar (died 2014) Charles Hodges – organ Leroy Hodges – bass Howard Grimes – drums (died 2022) Al Jackson Jr. – drums (died 1975) Archie Turner – piano (Perry) Michael Allen – piano (Alt) James Hooker – piano (aka James H. Brown Jr.) Discography I Can't Stand the Rain (1974) – Ann Peebles On the Loose (1976) Perfect Gentlemen (1994) – recorded as The Hodges Brothers Somewhere Out There (2012) – Deering and Down References External links History of Hi Records (Perry) Michael Allen American instrumental musical groups American session musicians Musical groups from Memphis, Tennessee