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Otis Redding performing stomping versions of Satisfaction, My Girl and Respect(one of his compositions later made famous by Aretha Franklin) on british pop tv show Ready Steady Go.
An ultra tight touring band backs up Otis on these amazing renditions.
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Guitar Center King of the Blues exclusive: Otis Rush and Eric Clapton performing "Double Trouble"from the Eagle Rock Entertainment Release "Come & See About Me, The Definitive DVD. DVDs available at all store or online @ www.eaglerockent.com
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June 30, 1958: "Willie and the Hand Jive," by the Johnny Otis Orchestra, enters the R&B chart, where it will reach #3. It goes on to become an R&B standard, cut by Eric Clapton and others.
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Violent Onsen Geisha's video "Otis."
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Highlights from Otis Taylor's ("...one of the most innovative, thought-provoking blues artists to emerge in the last 20 years." Billboard) upcoming album, Recapturing the Banjo (Feb '08) featuring Guy Davis, Corey Harris, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Otis Taylor, and Don Vappie. www.telarc.com
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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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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.