Otis Redding "Try A Little Tenderness" Live 1967 (Reelin' In The Years Archives)
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- This version of "Try a Little Tenderness" is from the 1967 Stax/Volt tour which we released on DVD in 2007 as "Stax/Volt Revue Live In Norway 1967." Other artists featured in the concert were Sam & Dave, Booker T & the MGs, Eddie Floyd and Arthur Conley. Our archive contains many performances from artists on the Stax Records label including Isaac Hayes, the Staple Singers, Johnnie Taylor, Albert King, Luther Ingram, Carla Thomas and over 90 minutes of amazing Otis Redding footage.
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Imagine having the privilege of listening to Otis sing live.
Yeah lucky people in Oslo that night!
I saw Otis live in a small club in Charlotte, NC in 1966.
I can only imagine!!
I named my big, black, male cat Otis, out of r e s p e c t for Otis Redding.
I had the wonderful experience of attending the concert at the Finsbury Astoria, London on March 17, 1967. Otis Redding, Booker T and the MGs, Sam and Dave, Carla Thomas, Eddie Floyd…. Much later I realized the significance of this performance. Sadly, I had to leave England and Otis died later that year. I am now 74 and my heart still aches for him and my friend I had to leave behind. CJ
The only singer that brings tears in my eyes with all his songs. Iam 77 and this man is unforgettible!!!
It's hard to believe he was only 26 years old. He sounds and seems so much older.
Desirah - Otis Redding does look like he is about 40. And Fine As Hell !!
Otis , love his Soulful powerful voice, and his soft Soul. The band are great to. ☺🎶🎼🎺❤
He was an old soul, wiser beyond his years and an immeasurable talent the likes of which the world will never see again in modern times. Only other person to come close today is Charles Bradley
@@thebordenasylum7726 I beg to differ. I think guys in that era were just a different breed of gentleman. Mr. Redding was just the quintessential example of his time.
24 when he cut it.
Just bought the vinyl original on Stax (1967), Otis was a uniquely soulful original from halcyon days. Only America could produce this.....now look at us.
I know everyone is here for Otis, but can we talk about the band?! Booker T Jones, Steve Cropper and Donald Dunn... Those guys made some of the greatest soul music of the 60's. Cropper's guitar and amp are even in the Smithsonian.
Aaaand Al Jackson on drums
He was nicknamed the human metronome
As a now-retired bassist, I could not agree with you more. True masters.
Absolutely!!!! Good call, the band can't be left out!!!!
That was the MGs? I didn't know that.
@@john1gun they are also the original band on Soul Man by Sam and Dave, and they call out Steve Cropper ("play it, Steve!"). And yes, that’s the same guys that are backing up the Blues Brothers remake of the song on SNL in the 70's. Except Steve Cropper in that video looks more like a member of ZZ Top lol. In that video, you can hear John Belushi again call out Steve. Those guys were amazing.
You don't HEAR his music, you FEEL his music. I never get tired of this.
Id say its both. Too great
Mais oui tellement !!! Je découvre ce morceau aujourd'hui 57 ans après sa sortie! Je le met en boucle ; je vibre ; je suis transcendé!!! Du PUR PUR PUR Génie!!!❤❤❤
Yes you do, I so agree. Have you ever heard him sing, "Satisfaction?"
The Classic Stones song???
The single greatest performance ever committed to film
Sweet Cory Wells you did sweet justice to your version... You and Otis in heaven singing, save me a seat@
This song can exorcist a demon out of you.
Omar Gomez Tell them baby 😄😄😄
kicking and screaming
Omar Gomez 😂😂😂yes I believe so too
Omar Gomez lmaoooooooo
Omar Gomez, better preach!
All the respect to the Band, even when he kept coming back, they never missed a note👑
👍💛
Most brilliant band.
Because the drummer did a count in every time.
Absolutely@@jeffthevideoguy23
I remember when he passed away I believe 1967 .Well I thought that soul music had died 2...teen years!
Wow! This reminds me of my mom she would listen to this and cry. Love you mom!
❤❤❤
I am 75 and here in 2021. I was an Otis Redding and Booker T, fan but I never saw this performance. Holy crap!
Saw him in London .. Stax revue.. magic 🎈mid sixties…
I love how he leaves 3 times just to come back each time and keep going
YOU KNOW......this man is gifted when the crowd wants to hear you again more then once. OTIS was theeee MAN!!!!
Gosh. That was simply amazing. There’s no WAY I would have been able to sit idly. I’m the girl with the blonde bob clapping and swinging my head to the music.☝🏽😆❤️🥳🎶🎶🎶
Hella yeah praise to her lol
It started so calm and by the end the whole place is going offffffff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This man was the original chop! I come from Texas where Houston invented chopped and screwed music. I have to say 1967 original chopped OG!!
Gratitude and Appreciation for your timeFULLarchives 📻🧭🔊📲✊🏾
#soulFIYAHmusik🔥🎙️🔥
#OtisRedding #ReelInTheYears #TheBand🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
This video give me chills, Positive ones 🙂
Time is an amazing phenomenon, lovely song.
Absolutely brilliant!! He was such a talent! That voice, man
The way he left the stage? No we want MOREEEE!
😂
I saw This show in Memphis shortly after this in 1967. Shortly before or maybe afterward . I really cant remember. Shortly before the the horrible plane crash. I was a little 15 year old white girl going to this concert which Janis headlined but was too wasted to perform. I will never forget this. My ears and eyes were opened.
I got a chance to see Otis Redding at the Mississippi Coliseum several times. He always brought the house down!!
Hello how are you?? Well, I hope exactly, I agree with you this music reminds us of wonderful memories
In My Opinion Otis is was the greatest male singer of my lifetime...I still believe that
How old are you 100?
@@RayMagic12192😂😂😂😂
“When she gets weary.. try your little tenderness.. while she’s there waiting try a little tenderness.. gotta hold her... soft words you spoke so gentle.. she won’t forget it “
Hello how are you?? Well I just hope I agree with you that this music brings back wonderful memories
We all need to try a little tenderness in our lives!👍🙏❤️
This is my favourite music video of all time
I'm not a religious man..but after watching Otis perform I can't imagine a higher power wasn't involved in creating such a spectacular talent of a man.
He grew up singing in church. His father was a preacher. Yes he was truly gifted with a voice to sing to the world for a little while.
He was truly blessed...I can listen to him all-day and still be amazed
Spectacular talent is not an understatement.
@@michelemonroe3104 For a little is so apt
You've got the talent too brotha
This was at East Ham ,London. I was a 15 year old. Thought I was God's gift but Otis filled that role. I am now 70 and if soul means singing with vibrancy from the heart, then Otis has no equal. God bless.
Happy Birthday…God bless you🌹❤️
That’s awesome
in the end, they’re speaking some kind of nordic language though…
Une Merveille découverte aujourd'hui ; vous avez raison je n'ai que ce mot depuis ce matin GENIE! 57 ans après sa sortie la femme de 47 ans que je suis Vibre de toute cette magie! Mon corps bouge !je pousse des cris de joie! La musique traverse le temps et l espace.Esperons que " là-haut" nous assisterons au concert d'Otis😇😇😇❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏le Meilleur vers vous!
@@xEckored yeah this show was in Norway
With the mighty Booker T. and the MGs providing able counsel. Awesome.
What America needs right now... Remember the good times🌞
Rumor has it he’s still doing encores to this day 😂🤣😂
Let me know where at😂😂
Otis Redding, Booker T. & the M.G.'s, and The Memphis Horns all on one stage?! That was the recipe for a nuclear meltdown 🤯
"Here he comes again.."
Superb!
Just a moment between yourself and the idea that you can't go back in time to listen to beautiful music like this or wonderful musicians like this. SO sucks.
Pure class! And the blonde girl in the audience looks totally contemporary.
And she's keeping that beat too!
If I'd been one of the kids in that heretofore very polite audience, I would have immediately wanted to meet her.
@@rollomaughfling380 Same here - if I were a boy:-).
Probably the best backing band in the world.
Yep, Booker T and the MG's backed many soul and R&B artists, best of the best!
If we could just take Otis' dear precious and deep in the heart Otis's advice and Try A Little Tenderness with each other.....please Try A Little Tenderness...
I felt it just as much as the white blonde lady in the crowd 😭🔥🐐
Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, James Brown and Ray Charles. Now that's a show.
Ras Noble Daniel Richardson
Hellz yeh ! - Terri Kendall
I would pay that fate to see them
Got to have Booker T & the MGs, and those Memphis horn’s, now that would be mind blowing.
Jackie Wilson, Wilson Pickett, Sam & Dave.
Sam and Otis are two guys who died way to early
I love how he starts out slow and builds until he is screaming the lyrics.
Exactly!
+Don Swanson Many other artists have done this, many other artists got the soul. But no artists ever will have the pure talent and raw uncut soul OTIS blessed us with. But not even OTIS could pull this off by himself, the best of the best is only the best for the best...BOOKER T. & THE MG'S!!!!!!!!!!!
Don Swanson
Otis takes you to church brother!
Don Swanson Rest in Peace Otis Miss you and God love you. Died to young only 26.
Don Swanson Otis was king of da slow burn
This is the best one. I get pumped up when he keeps coming back. I was born in 70. Mom and dad had his records, I almost wore them through. Gotta, ggggggttraaaaa ggggtttraaaa
a plane.. a storm in the air ,crushing into the ground.
rest his soul so early on,
so young he was gone..
never have i saw a body and flash , moves like the way this man make use of his spirit.
really amaze me.. for forever hes soul
will live through all of us melody ,majestically.
Anybody born in the. 1990’s and 2000’s need to appreciate REAL MUSIC LIKE THIS .... A BAND WITH A REAL SOUL SINGER ... I am glad l was born in 1964 . I could appreciate music from the 60’s 70’s.... Listen to the horn section!! That organ!! Man that’s music !! Bass!! Drums!!! Real MUSIC !!!
Im born 1995 and this is the sort of music is pretty much all im blasting in the car etc 😁
Back when singers sounded better than even the records!!! No auto tune then.
Thats because no true artist goes into a live performance to be compared to a recording thats a total insult to greatness I don't even know why folks even bring that up.anyway
Otis left everything on that stage. RIH
Can't nobody tell me music is being made like it used to be! HalleluYaH!
When Otis exits and enters the stage a second time... then a third, then a forth, that shit gives me goosebumps every time he entered along with the most euphoric joy. But as he's stomping around the stage having the time of his life, the realisation sinks in. My heart is crushed knowing his incomparable amounts of energy would be short lived. He would die a year later leaving behind only 3 years worth of (truly flawless) recorded material. Easily the most electrifying performer in the history of music, regardless of genre. It's so unfair, this dude's talent should have taken over the world :(
agreed
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They did a parody of this on Saturday Night Live a few years ago. Kenan Thompson was singing a song called "Electric Shoes". It's a hilarious bit if you ever want to look at it.
LOVES HOW HE LEAVES AND COMES BACK, AGAIN AND AGAIN...! LOL
So do I. 😂😂💋
I love it too lol. awesome performance
A little James Brown.
🗑
My brother from another mother even a different generation im 38 now and you died far to young 26 and over a 100 number 1 hits you the man R.I.P. Brother
Man 10 years more and you would have reinvented everything. In the best way.
Hey scroller. I can’t imagine life without music.
This FRIGGIN version makes my blood and body jump like god is lifting me up!!!
Just one more time, please, sir!!!
The blonde girl who was getting the soul beat into her… I wanna meet this woman now!! 🤩❤️
Hello how are you?? Well I just hope I agree with you that this music brings back wonderful memories
This is not something you learn over time but something you're born with. Otis was one of a kind.
I am 31 and am so jealous I cannot see this guy perform!! RIP Otis Redding!
Can you believe music used to sound like this? Today's music just does not compare in any way
i’m a beatles fan i like rock don’t get me wrong but these soul songs. they get me reallll good.
Was brought up listening to Otis...I was born in 84 but my parents had excellent music taste 👌 so thankful for that x
Wish I could have seen Otis Redding live SO badly.
yamanmustafa same
I was lucky enough to see Otis Redding on the stax volt tour of the UK ok in 1965 and I was absolutely blown away. One of the ultimate high spots in my life I'll never forget it
@@rebriffer wooow....I would have got backstage and cherpsed him!😛🤣😂🤣😂 I love this footage so much.
Otis was great. The band was great. But the arrangement, from quietest ballad to total abandon, is one of the best.
Thank God for Otis this was the first song I heard as a young girl 15 my brother had this record I related to it we was rich but not bad poor but I knew about not having the pretty dresses as my other classmate wore but my family did the very best even my mother and aunt made me stylist dresses ❤
This is definitely a top 5 of the most soulful voices ever. 🎶
Otis Redding sings from the heart. Music is therapy for the soul but music today provides little or no therapy. Thanks, Otis for producing what I call real big people music.
Hello how are you?? Well, I hope exactly, I agree with you this music reminds us of wonderful memories
Start off slow and finish in pure adrenaline..A classic.
Those lucky people getting to be at that gig with Otis
& Booker T & The M.G's.
All top quality musicians.
🎼🎵🎶🎙🎸🎹🥁🎶🎵🎙
James Brown, maybe, was as great. Maybe. But this performance is unmatched in music history. It's spiritual, it's ephemeral, it's a burst of life, soul, and beauty. I watch this a thousand times, never get tired of it. Great art does that.
What an old man in a young man! He was an embodiment of raw talent and energy
We lost this big beautiful black entertainer
Far too soon... If only the mainstream could have seen or heard this great man for what he was . Just a nice man giving us his 100% of time to feed us inspiration...
This song is the best song ever I heard in my life,I am Brazilian and we had i singer from Brazil CassiaEller whom performing this song amazing,she died long ago,like Jennis Joplin,so young, I really love this song
The twitching the legg, the allmost spastic movements, it's all charching up, I love his man's
energy.
Oh, Otis, how sad you had to leave us so soon.
All I know is; if there's a god he has the most awesome band EVER!
He didn't the powers that be took otis from us! They are EVIL
Mob got him too!
I feel very lucky to have heard him in concert at American University May 1967. He closed with Try a Little Tenderness (written by the great tin pan alley composer Harry Woods in 1932) and it went on for about twenty minutes. Wilson Pickett opened for Otis.
Booker T & The MGs baby. Nothing but the best for Otis!!!
If James Brown is the Godfather of Soul,then Otis is the King.
He has an album with
Carla Thomas called :
The King & Queen of Soul.
Gotta give that to Sam Cooke. Otis was the prince...the would be heir to the throne.
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 A Change is Gonna Come.
Pure emotion.
It's hard to choose (i can't) between Sam, Otis and Wilson...
Imagine if this performance was first seen today... nothing could compare to it, the mark of a true legend
I'm a 38 year old Irish dude from NYC... Otis is on my list of dessert island Artists
Damn do we miss those years or what?????? Somebody say AMEN 🙏 YALL
THAT WAS A PERFORMANCE !!
His last one too, he died after this performance.
@@CryptoConscious481
No, Otis Redding's last performance was on a Cleveland TV program called Upbeat on December 9, 1967. Redding was on his way to a scheduled performance in Madison, Wisconsin in a Beechcraft H18 that he had recently acquired when it crashed into the frigid waters of Lake Monona the next afternoon, December 10. Of the eight onboard only Ben Cauley, a member of Redding's backing band the Bar-Kays survived. Besides Redding, four members of the Bar-Kays, their manager Matthew Kelly, and pilot Richard Fraser were killed on impact or drowned.
The GOAT!
Pure instrument sound! No digital machines! Simply awesome
Smiles, hi Stacey 👋
Props to NRK for recording this priceless piece of music history...
Otis redding, there's no one like you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'd be so mad if I left thinking Otis was done then found out he kept coming back on stage more lit than before 😭
What a talent...RIP Mr. Redding
Loved this man. Saw him live at the Apollo in the 60's. No one can ever take his place.
From the Heart and Soul....
Anyone else love singing to this song in the shower?? My favorite video on RUclips and this is arguably the best version of try a little temderness
Otis Redding was one of the best, if not the best, performers of his time that has ever been. There would have been no limits to his talent had he had just lived a little longer.
Jim Hartsfield he did pretty well for the time he was here. Absolutely amazing!
He was a burst of fire. Had to to burn out sooner.
Otis ft James Brown
I mean all of his studio recorded songs are perfect then there his live performances which add another layer and are just out of this world. Incomparable energy and he had more edge than any punk rock & roll artist. He's my idol because he proves you don't have to have an angelic voice to bring soul and beauty to your performance and arts.
:)...Nope; you still had James Brown...He makes Otis look like He's sittin on the dock of a bay...:)
The sweet melodic, hypnotic tones of his voice, untangle every dreadful thing in the universe. Try a little tenderness indeed.
...jus make sure ya out-da-back-door when the copers come!
Oh! That is very good. Very, very good indeed.
The band is so tight!
Now that's sangin! Otis was blessed with a gift. When the spirit moves you it's hard to let go and the spirit was definitely in him.
Legend says he's still singing to this day.
So much better than the short studio version
Otis Redding ne m'a pas quitter depuis un demi siècle! C 'est lui qui m'est fidèle...
Man! Otis passed away too young. Would've loved seeing him perform live. Attended concerts almost every other weekend during the 1970's.
Damm he oozed Soul! To this day no one comes close to Otis's level!
This song covers my 60 years on earth, music unmatched.
Saw him live in concert in Washington DC I was 6 or 7yrs old 1966 or 1967.