Origin:
Decades:
One of the most influential soul singers of the 1960s, Otis Redding exemplified to many listeners the power of Southern "deep soul" -- hoarse, gritty vocals, brassy arrangements, and an emotional way with both party tunes and aching ballads. He was also the most consistent exponent of the Stax sound, cutting his records at the Memphis label/studios that did much to update R&B into modern soul. His death at the age of 26 was tragic not just because he seemed on the verge of breaking through to a wide pop aud... Read More
|
my bud gone ICENI TRIBE Unite... |
11.01.08 sittin on the dock of the bay is were i love,RUDE BOYS FOREVER |
|
Abel Pharr, TX |
10.27.08 Otis Redding's "change gonna come" made me think of this upcoming election. Looks like change gonna come for real |
|
jordanna_h2000 Rotorua New Zealand |
10.23.08 i love his musik thx 2 my buddie brent from da UK |
|
Jon Daly City, CA |
10.19.08 Saw Otis, tragically a few weeks before his death, in Central Park NYC. After the first song his majestic voice and persona transformed the hugh crowd into a hushed, respectful audience enthralled with devotion. His command of lyric, soul and a powerhouse delivery was nothing short of electric. It was a memorable performance by an amazing artist. |
|
Robert Chester, MT |
10.19.08 I love him ..So did Janis Joplin..Robert |
|
thomas paisley United Ki... |
10.18.08 great voice and great lyrics |
|
EVERARDO Glendale, AZ |
09.30.08 the best |
|
russell Tampa, FL |
09.20.08 otis redding is one the best he turn the world up down out 1945boy |
|
Mysterious One United States |
09.05.08 Song strictly for lovers! |
- Unlimited listening
- Totally free
By signing up, you accept the terms of use and confirm you're 13 or older.
george town Bahamas
"These Arms of Mine" and Otis are legendary