The man with all that soul, my man Otis! This is a fantastic recording with a very tight touring band. Anybody know who was in it? The drummer hardly moves on the stool, but really drives the gr...
The man with all that soul, my man Otis! This is a fantastic recording with a very tight touring band. Anybody know who was in it? The drummer hardly moves on the stool, but really drives the group with that fat back. Ready Steady Go Tv from 1967.
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Didn't have room to put that most Friday nights then for at least one fifteen year old featured Sandi Sarjent (the dancer in the middle). I feel sorry for my kids that they never experienced times like that. Even they appreciate how good Otis, Sam Cooke etc were and it is surprising how many of them have a lot of their albums.
For a brief period, 3 years, there was a programme , Ready Steady Go!, which featured the best of music at a time when we were just discovering new music apart from the great stuff coming out in England and giving us chance to see people we had only heard about. And best of these was the Otis Redding special. What I'd give to go back then just for a night to remember when "The weekend starts here" was true and we'd all make sure we didn't miss RSG.
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I feel sorry for my kids that they never experienced times like that. Even they appreciate how good Otis, Sam Cooke etc were and it is surprising how many of them have a lot of their albums.