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| OTIS REDDING: (Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay |
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Music video from the new DVD
'Dreams To Remember: The Legacy of Otis
Redding'
by Reelin' In The Years Productions
VISIT: http://reelinintheyears.com/
This DVD features 16 complete performances by
Otis along with brand new interviews with
Stax musicians Steve Cropper, Wayne Jackson,
Stax Records founder Jim Stewart and Reddings
wife Zelma. Release date Sept 18, 2007.
Music video Directed & Edited by Bob Sarles
Produced by Ravin' Films
VISIT: http://ravinfilms.com/
Otis Redding wrote this song while living on
a houseboat in Sausalito on the San Francisco
Bay. We discovered the actual spot where
Otis' housboat was berthed, and shot new
Super8 footage from the spot for use in this
video. Thanks to Anne Garfield, Joel Selvin
and Bill Belmont. Otis recorded this song
shortly before his tragic death. Steve
Cropper finished production on the song after
Otis' plane went down. Released posthumously,
it was Otis' biggest hit ever. Enjoy!
Tags : Otis Redding Stax Dock of the Bay Steve Cropper |
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Affichage : 1403799
Durée : 173 s |
| Otis Redding Ready Steady Go Part 1 |
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Otis Redding performing stomping versions of
Satisfaction, My Girl and Respect(one of his
compositions later made famous by Aretha
Franklin) on british pop tv show Ready Steady
Go.
An ultra tight touring band backs up Otis on
these amazing renditions.
Tags : Otis Redding Ready Steady Go |
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Affichage : 106553
Durée : 603 s |
| Change Is Gonna Come - Otis Redding |
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Otis Redding (Sept. 9, 1941 - Dec. 10, 1967)
was an American soul and blues singer who has
influenced many people and fellow musicians
over the years. In 1967, he abruptly died in
a plane crash. Everyone on the plane was
killed except for one band member who was
able to recall some of the event.
Redding idolized Sam Cooke and covered a good
deal of his songs over the course of his
career. Some other Cooke covers he did were
"Shake" and "You Send Me." His cover of
Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come" is a great
impression of how he could make a song his
own and instill in it raw feeling and power.
It remains one of my favorite Redding songs.
I hope you come to love it just as much as I
have. Enjoy!
Tags : Otis Redding Sam Cooke Change Is Gonna Come Blues Soul 1960's |
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Affichage : 26151
Durée : 266 s |
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