Memphis (disambiguation)
In
Greek mythology,
Memphis was the
wife of
Epaphus, the founder of
Memphis, Egypt. She was the mother of
Libya.
Memphis is therefore the
namesake of several
cities and
towns:
*
Memphis, Egypt, city in
ancient Egypt.
*
Memphis, Tennessee, city in the United States, the usual referent of
Memphis in the U.S.
*
Memphis, Alabama, town in the
United States.
*
Memphis, Indiana, town in the United States.
*
Memphis, Michigan, city in the United States.
*
Memphis, Mississippi, village in the United States.
*
Memphis, New York, place in the United States.
*
Memphis, Texas, city in the United States.
Roy Orbison also named an album
Memphis.
Memphis is a part of the name of:
*
Memphis Consulting, a
Swedish company consulting in
software quality.
*
Memphis Group, an influential design movement by
Italian designers and architects in the
1980s.
*
University of MemphisMemphis was also the codename for
Windows 98.
Memphis (band), a musical duo
* "
Memphis, Tennessee", often shortened to "Memphis", is the title of a famous
rock and roll song by
Chuck Berry which was also a hit for
Johnny Rivers.
