Drummer reacts to "Try A Little Tenderness" (Live at Monterey Pop) by Otis Redding (Plus one more)
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
- The second track is "In The Midnight Hour" by Wilson Pickett Live on The Midnight Special. I just couldnt fit it in the title lol
Thank you to our alpha patron Joel for these awesome choices! I read up on Otis because I didn't know his story other then "Sittin' On The Dock of The Bay" and wow. This is the concert that shot him to stardom apparently! It's so sad what happened to him... but the energy and exuberance he showed here was amazing and so was the shots of the concert (as always)
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Long live the true king of soul, Otis Redding. Lost in a plane crash at 26, but left us so much beautiful music. "these arms of mine", "sittin on the dock of the bay", "fool for you", "come to me", "lovers prayer", "precious love", "what my heart needs", and on and on. We lost a good one that day
For me Otis' performance at Monterey with this song and the incredible performance of "I've Been Loving You (Too Long)" is his best performance. IMO his performance of "I've Been Loving You" is his greatest live performance of all time. The man who, at the time, was considered soul brother number 1 along with James Brown, Otis Redding.
Two of the greatest soul men to ever grace a stage !!!!..... They don't make e'm like that anymore.... You should dive deep into their catalogues....
Steve Cropper Guitar,Donald Duck Dunn Otis backing players from alot of black artists,famous for being part of Booker T.&the MG's(which Ya' need to check out)"Green Onions!"
Check out Steve Cropper + Donald "Duck" Duck 25 years later in the House Band for Dylan's 30 th Anniversary Concert @ MSG in '92.
Watch Cropper's reaction after Eric
Clapton makes "Don't Think Twice It's
Alright" his own w an incredible blues
interpretation.
Otis and Wilson .. soul masters
NOBODY screamed like Wilson Pickett ❤
Idk. Janis Joplin disagrees
Otis woke up the hippies, whose minds were blown.
The backing band was all over the radio behind a lot of people back then. They were the house band at Stax basically. The guitarist and bassist (Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn) were particularly prevalent.
Steve also wrote a number of well known songs. And I think Midnight Hour was one of them.
Much of the Blues Brothers movie band was from Booker T...at least Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn were. Some great music from that movie
Now go listen to Wilson Pickett do “Hey Jude” with a then unknown Duane Allman.
The story goes WP and DA stayed at the studio during lunch break. DA convinced him to do Hey Jude. They had it worked out by the time everyone got back to the studio. So I read.
I discoverEd Otis when I was 10 just before he passed. Lifelong fan. His band included people from the Muscle Shoals house band, who also worked with Aretha and were later seen in the blues brothers. All stars. And Wilson picket. Just wow
Those were the days,both songs are from 67'.People today don't know what they missed
Booker T. and the MGs were the House Band at Stax Records in Memphis, TN. Otis and a ton of other great R&B, Soul, and Rockers recorded there with these guys backing them. They recorded and released several great songs themselves.
The Crowd scenes are mixed in from different performances at Monterrey,Otis performed at night
Otis Redding, such a soul man, we lost him too soon, my fave track is "Mr Pitiful" a surprisingly uplifting tune. Wilson Picket, another soul giant, many great tunes.
Every song in Otis Redding’s set from that show is fantastic. “Respect” is really great. His cover of “Shake” really rocks. I have an album that has Otis’s set on one side and Jimi Hendrix’s set on the other. Amazing album.
"Mustang Sally" is a cool hit from Wilson Pickett.
Mama Cass Elliot & Michelle Phillips (Mamas & Papas, John Phillips was the co promoter of Monterey) appear in this..
You should just watch the whole Monterrey Pop Festival!
Steve Cropper n Duck Dunn also backed Sam n Dave (Soul Man - “play it Steve!”) but also were the core of the Blues Brothers!
This was the music of my mid teens. Most of the local bands in my part of Scotland played soul music covers, including these two great songs. Those were the days!
Wilson Pickett's cover of Hey Jude recorded at Muscle Shoals with Duane Allman on guitar is a real genre bender.
Otis Redding....the King of Soul. Aside from "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay", which everyone and their dog knows, some of his best-known songs include "Respect" and "Try A Little Tenderness". Btw, "Otis Blue" is THE album.
Of note, in 1967, fellow soul singer Aretha Franklin covered and rearranged "Respect", resulting in a bigger hit and her signature song.
At the Monterey Pop Festival in the summer of the cover's release, Otis was quoted playfully describing "Respect" as the song "that a girl took away from me, a friend of mine, this girl she just took this song." 😅
Three Dog Night, live at the forum, did a great cover of tenderness! Way to hit 2 of the best, today!!!
Both of these superstars were recorded in Muscle Shoals. There is an amazing documentary featuring the unbelievable music created in this small Alabama town.
Congratulations on discovering the heroic "Wicked" Wilson Pickett. Pickett is a star in the heavenly firmament of 1960s soul - he must never be forgotten. Sadly, there may be hundreds of thousands (or millions) of souls in your age group who have never heard of Wilson Pickett; they are the unfortunate many.
Two of the Greatest from Staxx
Splitting hairs a bit, but Wilson Pickett was signed to Atlantic. They had a deal with Stax to record at the Stax studios.
You are a robot, don't lie to me man. Midnight Hour was standard fare for all high school dances back in the day. The liner notes on the original Monterrey album (Just Otis and Jimi) stated that "the crowd was on its feet to dance in the warmth of his fire." Such an incandescent soul. Then gone. Sad x10
Wicked Wilson Pickett " Mustang Sally" you wont regret it!
I'm 71 and I agree with your statement that there is very little new, just reflections of previous music. I find very little "new" music that I haven't heard before at some point.
Just watched a 4 part documentary on HBO. The history of Stax Records. Well worth the watch. Booker T and the MG's were the studio band for Stax.
The look of clear conscience. ☮️✌️
Yes, the people at Monterey are wonderful to see, tunes, too, are great.💕
Lucky enough to see Hit The Road Stax when the tour came to Glasgow in the sixties . The line up was Booker T and The MGs with The Bar-Kays , Arthur Conley ,Eddie Floyd and the great Sam and Dave . Just when we thought it couldn’t get any better , on comes Otis and that’s all she wrote ….😎
This was from the same festival that launched Janis Joplin. Try to listen to Three Dog Night (early version), Corey Wells sang the lead and did an amazing job.
Sad that in a few months the world lost Otis Redding when his plane went down in a frozen Wisconsin lake (December 1967)
Wilson Pickett is better known as "The Wicked Pickett" Alot of the stock footage of the crowd at Monterey has been edited into many videos, usually all of it from the orginial 1968 hour and a half documentary: "Monterey Pop" -- the best of all rock concert films, imo. A must see of a truly magical event. Otis' song is from the extra footage that was added to the box set of the documentary's Criterion collection. I agree: the on-stage footage of "Try a Little Tenderness" is amazing. I believe his stage dynamic was a big influence on Bruce Springsteen. But all of the crowd footage was just randomly thrown together. I did like the cats, though.
Wilson Pickett does a cover of the Beatles "Hey Jude" you might like.
Featuring Duane Allman on guitar who suggested Pickett record it at Muscle Shoals.
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Even though I was there! 😀
2 legends at their best.
Sweet soul music.
Wilson Picket was Tom Jones idol. Tom got to sing a duet with Wilson on his TV show. Can find it on RUclips. They sang this song 🎵.
During the Otis concert, didn't see either Papa in the crowd, but both Mamas seemed to love the show.
Better days, man; better days.
Definitely can see the influence of Little Richard on both these guys. Otis Redding was in Little Richards band for a while. I believe Jimi Hendrix ( who was also briefly in Little Richards band ) also backed up Wilson Picket in live shows in New York in '65 or '66. Hendrix was a real journeyman, backing up many front men, before he managed to go off on his own and blow everyone's mind.
Very excitement, extremely comment.
Jimi Hendrix was in Wicked Wilson Pickett’s band. Duane Allman played on his wonderful cover of “Hey Jude”, after talking him into trying it. There’s nothing you can say about Otis that hasn’t been said. He’s the best. You ought to check out the rest of his Monterey set. You’ll be glad you did.
Janis Joplin cites this performance of Otis for shaping her stage personna.
My sister and I had this toy horns, Bathhouse Brass. And we played along with the Wilson Pickett album!
Any band that does these songs are an event!
Wicked Wilson Picket, the meanest man in music next to Ike Turner 😆
Don't forget Ginger Baker, a true Mad Bastard
The Barkays - they were in the plane that took down Wilson Picket. One survivor and one who wasn’t on the flight. Then they had trouble getting gigs and would play Soul Finger in Tajikistan.
Otis, you mean, not Wilson Pickett.
Two incredible performances
You need to hear Wilson Pickett and Gregg Allman do hey jude the Beatles cover
sadly, Otis never heard the final mix of "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay" .... Steve Cropper finalized the released version the day(s) after the crash ...
The familiar face I believe belonged to Mama Cass of the Mamas and the Papas. She was in a live Janis Joplin video,
You may consider doing a side-by-side comparison of "Hard to Handle" by Otis Redding and the Black Crowes. Would be awesome!
Steve Cropper
Donald Dunn
Al Jackson
Booker T Jones
Otis Redding
Holy Shit!
You killing it today bro !
Wonderful soul singers. Wilson had a lot of top ten records and Otis was tops.
Thanks - check out Cass Elliott& Michelle Philips (Mamas & Papas) in the audience! .. quite a few famous blues/pop artists were there.. Otis is so amazing.. (another one taken too soon... besides "Dock of the Bay" I hope you get around to "Tramp" - awesome song with Carla Thomas... great video on that one) oh, yeah.. and Wilson! (probably you also know "Mustang Sally"?.. maybe even "Funky Broadway"?) so glad you reacted to this... maybe going too far here.. but get into some Billy Preston?
i really recommend sly and the family stone at woodstock.. wanna take you higher. one of the greatest live performances ever
I'll add it to the list! Thank you for the suggestion my friend. I am always on the hunt for more stuff from here
Or woodstock lol
Lee I’m glad you so enjoyed the Otis Redding video, truly, cuz I’ve always hated it for wasting precious moments of Otis’s performance on gals in the audience haha. But you really digging the scene gave me a new perspective. I grew up during the 1960s and 1970s and saw so many concerts in that era so I forget the “wasted” shots in this video might be interesting to a younger person🤔😉❤
@@Jonni1027 totally .. they are fascinating. young girls are never a waste :D another great clip is wilson pickett's performance of land of 40,000 dances in ghana i think. but yeah i don't wanna overload you with stuff
@@rikurodriguesneto6043 Ooooo! I’ll check that out!
Dynamic. Great description!
Hey Lee, I went back and looked at the woman you said you had seen before. I don't think she's Grace Slick but she has similar features to Grace. If she was a random woman at both concerts and you spotted her... Good eyes and memory. You should be a spy! Haha! Peace!
booker t and the mgs to back him up. great band. stax legends. otis. :)
That Monterey video doesn't really do it justice. Otis showed up basically unknown to most of the flower crowd and took them from basically standing still at the start of his set to on their feet going crazy when he closed the set with that song. If you can find the whole set, you should definitely check it out.
I believe that was Booker T and the MGs backing Otis.....I know that was Steve Cropper on guitar and Donald Duck Dunn on bass later of the Blues Bros.
It sure was! I had to throw out booker t and the mgs at the least. I didn't know the other guys names thank you
This song is from 1932 during the Great Depression!!!!!!
Fame And Stax Records, Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Where the church choir met sex and exploded for the world to hear. BTW, I'm sure you have heard Mustang Sally. Wilson Pickett
Some girls get wooly. 😂
❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊
When you get a chance check out the studio version of 🎶Try a Little Tenderness🎶
And anything else you check out by Wilson Pickett (AKA Wicked Pickett) is going to blow you away!!!
His version on the Beatles 🎶Hey Jude🎶 with Duane Allman on guitar is awesome!!!
Great song and reaction but the video’s weird for me. Nice seein everyone else but would be nice seeing Otis occasionally too
I prefer Three Dog Night's version of this song
A version with The Tree Dog Night is awful too…..
Otis died too young.
He truly did. What a damn shame. 😳
Drummer dude listeen to three dog night coverr of otis try a litter tendernnss . PEACE johhnnybooy