Thoughts on Otis Redding: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE IDEA THAT BEING A SOUL SINGER MEANS HAVING SOME SOUL IN YOUR VOICE?
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Thoughts on Otis Redding: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE IDEA THAT BEING A SOUL SINGER MEANS HAVING SOME SOUL IN YOUR VOICE?
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Whenever I think about Soul music, Sam Cooke and Otis are the first names that come across my mind. Lovely selection! Thanks for this little tenderness Joe!
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Thanks as always, Djibril. I’m glad you enjoy these (and now I’m not sure why I didn’t include “Try a Little Tenderness”–I might need to do an edit). Sam Cooke coming soon!
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It would always be hard to choose 10 songs for such a great artist like Otis. Your comment just made me realize his vast collection of wonderful songs! Even more incredible for someone who passed away at 26!
But I think, Sam Cooke’s playlist will be even harder! Definitely one of the greatest artist of all times. Bring it on!
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I’ve got my Sam Cooke songs already lined up – you’ll have to let me know how I did. As for Otis – yes, it’s unbelievable to think what “the greats” accomplished at such young ages – even folks like Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin, who obviously are still around – what they had done by age 25. Amazing. I don’t think we will ever see anything like it in music again
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