Otis Redding
Try a Little Tenderness - (Oil Well Rsc-004)
Koncerthuset
Stockholm, Sweden
June 4, 1967
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 7 & MP3 320kps
Front Cover Only
CDR > EAC(secure/offset correct) > WAV > TLH-Flac (level 7)
Stockholm, Sweden, June 4, 1967
01 Day Tripper
02 FA FA FA FA FA (Sad Song)
03 My Girl
04 Shake
05 I've Been Loving You Too Long
06 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
07 Try A Little Tenderness
Birmingham, Alabama, USA 1967
08 Your One And Only Man
09 Pain In My Heart
10 These Arms Of Mine
11 I Can't Turn You Loose
12 A Hard Day's Night
total time: 44mn 26sc
Lineup:
Otis Redding: Vocals
The Mar-Keys:
Wayne Jackson: Trumpet
Joe Arnold: Tenor Saxophone
Andrew Love: Baritone Saxophone
Booker T & The MG-s:
Booker T. Jones: Organ
Steve Cropper: Guitar
Donal “Duck” Dunn: Bass
Al Jackson Jr.: Drums, Percussion
Otis Redding became a crossover artist at the Monterey Pop Festival, up until then he played to mostly black audiences. Otis was given the honors of closing out the second day of the festival. It would be the last major concert he would play. Otis had to undergo surgery to remove polips from his vocal cords. After recovering he made some recordings for an album he said would be his Sgt Pepper. He recorded "Dock Of The Bay" convinced t would be a hit but Staxx refused to release it. Otis died three days after he recordeded "Dock Of The Bay" in a plane crash while doing some promo appearances. Bar-Keys trumpete player Ben Cauley was the sole surviver of the crash.
Try a Little Tenderness - (Oil Well Rsc-004)
Koncerthuset
Stockholm, Sweden
June 4, 1967
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 7 & MP3 320kps
Front Cover Only
CDR > EAC(secure/offset correct) > WAV > TLH-Flac (level 7)
Stockholm, Sweden, June 4, 1967
01 Day Tripper
02 FA FA FA FA FA (Sad Song)
03 My Girl
04 Shake
05 I've Been Loving You Too Long
06 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
07 Try A Little Tenderness
Birmingham, Alabama, USA 1967
08 Your One And Only Man
09 Pain In My Heart
10 These Arms Of Mine
11 I Can't Turn You Loose
12 A Hard Day's Night
total time: 44mn 26sc
Lineup:
Otis Redding: Vocals
The Mar-Keys:
Wayne Jackson: Trumpet
Joe Arnold: Tenor Saxophone
Andrew Love: Baritone Saxophone
Booker T & The MG-s:
Booker T. Jones: Organ
Steve Cropper: Guitar
Donal “Duck” Dunn: Bass
Al Jackson Jr.: Drums, Percussion
Otis Redding became a crossover artist at the Monterey Pop Festival, up until then he played to mostly black audiences. Otis was given the honors of closing out the second day of the festival. It would be the last major concert he would play. Otis had to undergo surgery to remove polips from his vocal cords. After recovering he made some recordings for an album he said would be his Sgt Pepper. He recorded "Dock Of The Bay" convinced t would be a hit but Staxx refused to release it. Otis died three days after he recordeded "Dock Of The Bay" in a plane crash while doing some promo appearances. Bar-Keys trumpete player Ben Cauley was the sole surviver of the crash.
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