Otis Redding & The Bar-Kays - Try a little tenderness, December 9, 1967. This is Otis Redding's last television performance taped less than 24 hours before He and most of the Bar-Kays were killed i...
Otis Redding & The Bar-Kays - Try a little tenderness, December 9, 1967. This is Otis Redding's last television performance taped less than 24 hours before He and most of the Bar-Kays were killed in the plane crash on December 10th 1967. 1966 is the year this song was recorded and released
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@jhoward..other than the soul train performance with al green did with here i am baby this has to be ONE OF THE BEST stage performace by a male i have seen in a long time this was clearly someone that should get more respect than he deserves this was a powerhouse performance-says uzipolo king of decatur
Terrible video quality...yet, one of the very best videos of "one of the Greatest"... Otis at his best. Gone so young; thanks for giving us this video to remember.
I think "Otis" lived in a lot of artist in the70's, Al Green, Barry white, Teddy, Peabo Johnny Taylor!! They sing with feelings inside their souls Otis was a trailblazer, That's way the 70's was a great decade for R&B Music because of him!!!!!!! Great job Otis R.I.P!!!
I just turned 40 and I used to wonder why they talked about Otis Redding all the time when I was a kid. I thought it was because he past suddenly in an airplane but now I know why. To me he has to be the No.1 soul singer of all time. Now I know where Al Green got his style. This right here is unbelievable, what makes him awesome is that he doesn't look like he can sing like that, then he comes out and hits those notes, incredible !
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Johnny Taylor!!
They sing with feelings inside their souls
Otis was a trailblazer, That's way the 70's
was a great decade for R&B Music because of him!!!!!!! Great job Otis R.I.P!!!