Elvis, the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Stax Records, Isaac Hayes, the Staple Singers, all called Memphis home. So, the river city is a natural choice for this museum. Highlights of the museum's permanent collection include several Elvis costumes, B.B. King's guitar (affectionately called "Lucille" by the legendary bluesman) and Dick Clark's American Bandstand podium. The museum also offers special displays, such as the current "Rock 'n' Soul: Social Crossroads" exhibit on loan from the Smithsonian Institute.
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“Excellent Museum”
Top notch museum - spent hours in here reading the displays watching the films and listening to the music from the jukeboxes. Clearly laid out ...
“The Place To Start”
I have to admit that I didn't have particularly high expectations of this museum. I was so wrong! Having done the tour, I would advise anyone g...
“Bad Experience”
Not recommended for children. Found foul language from gentleman and was told it was the director. Counted [--] four times. Museum was a bit on...
“Outstanding...........”
Whilst you take some time to visit Beale Street and try and avoid the panhandlers, make sure that whatever you do, set aside a couple of hours ...
“Good History Lesson”
This Museum focuses mainly on the Soul aspect of Rock n Roll, it gives you a great history in the way Soul music formed all around the World. R...
“More Soul no Rock”
The Museum is great if you want the history of Soul, it shows the roots all the way back to the black slaves, but the only Rock is Elvis. For o...
Great American Music history
While on a business trip in Memphis, I visit the National Civil Rights Museum and the Rock and Soul Museum. The Rock and Soul Museum did a fabu...
A must see
I would visit the Stax Record Museum again. Not only hearing the old music and sound was good but, just to see some of the artist on old album ...
Best Music Museum Ever
It was fascinating to see the real roots of American music, and how African American music was adopted by Caucasians. It is a must see in the ...
Seven galleries in the city's newest museum explore the rich diversity of Memphis music and how it changed American culture.
Located within the FedExForum sports and entertainment complex, this Smithsonian Institute museum chronicles the history of music i
Goodness Gracious!
A very entertaining and educational trip through Rock and Roll history. The Rock 'N' Soul museum starts in the fields of the share croppers an...
Go again and again and again and again
Fell in love with this museum the second we stepped in the building. There is an audio tour included in the ticket which allows you to control...
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