Thank you so much for this video. I still listen to Otis Redding. Thanks for showing him some love. Alan Walden has never let us forget him. What a voice, silenced way too soon. A big loss is right😢❤❤❤❤❤
I appreciate the fact that you liked Otis Redding and his music, and he was a great performer! James Brown actually told Otis Redding to get rid of that plane that he had but unfortunately he didn’t.
James Alexander was the Bass Player who wasn’t on the plane ✈️ when Otis Redding died… and he went on to reform the Bar Kays . Actually Trumpet 🎺 player Ben Caluley was on the plane with Otis when it crashed and he was the only one who survived the crash. Great video and I enjoyed watching it! Thank you 🙏!
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Thank you so much for this video. I still listen to Otis Redding. Thanks for showing him some love. Alan Walden has never let us forget him. What a voice, silenced way too soon. A big loss is right😢❤❤❤❤❤
For sure n it's not going to stop now Big O u r unforgettable ❤❤❤❤❤
I appreciate the fact that you liked Otis Redding and his music, and he was a great performer! James Brown actually told Otis Redding to get rid of that plane that he had but unfortunately he didn’t.
He was Mr Energy, When I first saw him on film it blew me away. And a voice that was as powerfully soulful. Thanks
James Alexander was the Bass Player who wasn’t on the plane ✈️ when Otis Redding died… and he went on to reform the Bar Kays . Actually Trumpet 🎺 player Ben Caluley was on the plane with Otis when it crashed and he was the only one who survived the crash. Great video and I enjoyed watching it! Thank you 🙏!
Thanks for watching, which horn players were at Monterey?
Ben Cauley also the only couldn’t swim.
Also Otis didn’t die but he did transition into the afterlife