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The Very Best of Otis Redding

by: Otis Redding

Release Date October 30, 2000
Im only 18 and i think that teenagers get a bad rep,yes i love hip hop and yes sometimes i might were a hoody,but i aint gonna hert anyone,and i can apreciate good deep music like this,classic music for any mood.

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The Dock of the Bay: the Definitive Collection

by: Otis Redding

Release Date December 07, 1992
Everybody knows 'Sitting on the Dock of the Bay'. It still gets lots of airplay. There is so much more to Otis than that, and this cheapie is the perfect introduction to a great talent.

The style is southern soul, with intentionally slow strong rhythms and plaintive Memphis horns topped off with Otis' dramatic impassioned soulful vocals.

My fave is his first R&B hit 'These Arms Of Mine', but I love them all. Then of course there is 'Try A Little Tenderness' which could make you a better person, the feeling is so strong.

Chance a few quid and enjoy. I bet you won't regret it.

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The Very Best of Otis Redding

by: Otis Redding

Release Date September 26, 2005
Im only 18 and i think that teenagers get a bad rep,yes i love hip hop and yes sometimes i might were a hoody,but i aint gonna hert anyone,and i can apreciate good deep music like this,classic music for any mood.

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Live in London and Paris [Australian Import]

by: Otis Redding

Release Date September 29, 2008
Im only 18 and i think that teenagers get a bad rep,yes i love hip hop and yes sometimes i might were a hoody,but i aint gonna hert anyone,and i can apreciate good deep music like this,classic music for any mood.

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Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soul

by: Otis Redding

Release Date December 07, 1992
This is a fantastic record, very moving and Otis Redding's voice has never been better. This is the kind of CD you can just melt into - fantastic stuff and highly recommended.

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The Definitive Otis Redding

by: Otis Redding

Release Date January 29, 2007
This is a fantastic record, very moving and Otis Redding's voice has never been better. This is the kind of CD you can just melt into - fantastic stuff and highly recommended.

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Live in Europe

by: Otis Redding

Release Date February 01, 1995
Let me start by saying that this is such a good live album. If you like Otis and want a good live album by him, then this is definitely the place to start. I've got quite a few of his live albums (whiskey a go go etc) and have to say that this is him at his best. His voice is incredible, and he has great interaction with the crowd. It gives you shivers to hear him sing fa fa fa fa (sad song), with the crowd singing along so obviously enjoying themselves. You also get some great ballads as well. The only down side is that it is just over 38 mins long and when a live album is as good as this, you are left wanting more. Buy a perfect piece of soul music and enjoy.

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King and Queen

by: Otis Redding

Release Date December 07, 1992
This albun is just fabulous.
I've been looking for it for years... and could only find it at AMAZON !

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The Very Best of Otis Redding

by: Otis Redding

Release Date October 30, 2000
Its a top, top CD if your'e into soul music. I don't mind the current soul tunes but the "oldies r' goldies" no disrespect to the current soul artists. Every Song is a Tune. What can I say, the man is a legend.

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The Great Otis Redding Sings Soul Ballads

by: Otis Redding

Release Date December 07, 1992
Recorded in 1965 when "soul", as opposed to R&B, Motown and gospel, was starting to develop its own identity, "The Great Otis Redding Sings Soul Ballads" set an early reference point for this new style of music. And, while his next album - "Otis Blue" - was more polished, more commercial and more successful, this often overlooked record is in many ways much more satisfying. Redding's singing is quite stunning, with heart-rending deliveries that make you believe that he means what he says and the back up from Booker T, Steve Cropper and the Stax "house band" is consistently creative and incisive. Many of the arrangements used here were subsequently recycled in the flood of "soul" (or, more aptly, "not really soul") records that were to follow but, while Sam Cooke ... Read More: