OTIS REDDING - (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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Otis Redding…Al Green ….Marvin Gaye….Sam Cooke …the mount Rushmore of soul singers …
Agreed. Quite a thing to imagine. Beautiful.
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And only the Reverend Al Green was given his full life span of years on Earth.
This song is a classic of classics. Otis died before the song was released, because the studio kept tinkering with it, long after Otis singing was completed. Everyone above 50 knows this song. It's just one of those songs, like Sinatra's New York New York, even little kids know and have heard somewhere on a tv show, radio, or movie.
Thank you Shawn
Keep on truckin' Brother!
Wasn't the Whistling said to just be a placeholder for another verse to be recorded later? Or is that urban legend from years ago
@827dusty. It was actually Redding who was tinkering with it because he felt it sounded unfinished.
Such a beautiful song !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Loved Otis great singer. The BeeGees wrote To Love Somebody. For Otis sadly he past before he could record it. So the BeeGees recorded it. Beautiful Song
This was the last song I heard before I walked into a treatment facility for help to stop drinking which had kicked my ass. I had a loneliness few others would know, a line from the Big Book of AA. That was over 36 years ago. No more loneliness and I have a life beyond my dreams. This song will forever remain in my heart.
That's amazing! A true testament that we can conquer our demons if we try. I know we all have our battles we need to win. Great to hear!
@@ShawnSalvadori I couldn’t, and didn’t, do it alone. The beauty of music is its ability to take one back to a point in time, pleasant or not, but one that can be pivotal and should not be forgotten. Thanks for your kind words.
This is my theme song at my age now. Had a little Cottage built on the oceanfront. Just watching the tide roll away. Sitting on my dock, wasting time .....................
Love Otis Redding nicknamed the "King of Soul". Sadly he died in 1967 in a plane crash at only the age of 26. But he left us some beautiful music. "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay" is one of my all time favorite songs. Other hits he had were "These Arms Of Mine", "Try A Little Tenderness", "Respect", "I've Been Loving You Too Long" etc.
Steve Cropper is still alive and recording. He’s the guitar player for so many Stax/ Volt classics (and for the Blues Brothers, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd) and also wrote or co-wrote many of them. Otis walked in the studio one day and asked for an audition. Steve Cropper listened to him sing “These Arms Of Mine”, then got the boss and made sure they signed Otis up. I don’t know if Otis knew his time was short, but they say he had a sadness about him, and always, once he had it, carried large amounts of cash. They also say his ghost haunts the lakeshore where the plane crashed.
The guitarist was Steve Cropper who also co wrote the song with Redding. Redding died in a plane crash 3days after the song was recorded. Steve Cropper is a very underrated guitarist who has played on many hits from the 60’s and 70’s. If I named the songs you would know them all.
He whistled at the end of the song as a placeholder for more lyrics to finish the song. It was left in place as the end of the song.
I'm sure you've read this from other people, but The BeeGees wrote the song To Love Somebody for Otis. But he died before he got to cut it. So the BeeGees recorded it instead
This song has always touched my heart. My mom died in 1966 and I was 9 years old. This song was somehow comforting and soothing. It remains a favorite of mine all this time later. It's like an old friend
Otis has always been my favorite Motown era singer. And when you look at the talent such as Al Green and Marvin Gaye that says a lot. Another outstanding talent taken from us too soon.
Such a beautiful beautiful song… I loved it the first time I heard it back when it came out & I still love it today! Thank you Shawn for another heartfelt, sincere reaction 🙂
One of those tunes that goes down in history!
An absolute classic, much radio play back then. Otis was a legend indeed RIP.
My grandson named after this marvellous singer ❤
Steve Cropper was an amazing musician whose career spanned decades. As part of Booker T and the MG's, and backup on many Stax recordings he helped create American rock. I know you don't usually do videos, but if you want to see him in the 80's check out the Blues Bros. cover of "Soul Man" (which Steve played on the original version). He's the lead guitarist on the left.
He co-wrote this with Steve Cropper who was the guitar player with Booker T and The MG'S.
First single I ever bought, aged 9 or 10. I think it got to number 2 in our charts. I knew it would be a proud boast for the rest of my life.
The beegees wrote To Love Somebody for him. I love otis but cant imagine anybody other than them singing it. Still i wish we could have heard him do it.
Otis often recorded with the band Booker T. and the MG’s (follow the rabbit) two of the members Steve Cropper and Duck Dune joined. The Blues Brothers (guitar and bass). At the start, a sign “Stax” was a studio, in converted theatre, in Memphis. A lot of great music recorded at that studio.
The song was co-written by the great guitarist Steve Cropper.
Best song ever! Nobody sings like him.
I used to sing this to myself on the way to school in 1970.
Best memory...husband and I, down on texas coast, late evening, sitting on the pier, just being together and this song came on.
This song haunts in the same way that "Riders on the Storm" haunts...both having been released posthumously. Both lending a ghostly sheen to the songs.
Well said. Jim Croce's "Time in a Bottle" haunts that way too IMO.
@@intothesunset3 Exactly so. That was the theme at my GF's prom back then. Time in a bottle.
View the “Monterey Pop Festival” film, 1967. Lots of great music talent. Otis, and his band, B.T. & MG’s do a blistering set…so did The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin - an amazing festival film.
Love this song. Was sooo young, however, I remember my sister loved this song. The man had a voice like butter😞✌️
This is what is so different and so endearing about you. Most people would simply say "oh, he's dead" and be done with it. But you try to understand the life of these artists who died long before you were born in order to put a person to the voice, to the song, to the music, to better understand it all. That is searching for the humanity in music. That's a level of thoughtfulness that most people don't bother with. I love it because it's a way to bring them back to life in our minds, to try to "meet" the artist, even if it's only for a few minutes. Their music will never die and the artist will never truly die as long as their music is alive. I was also taken aback when I heard that he died 3 days after recording it. That brought you to a dead stop and I really appreciated that pause to let in sink in. I like the song but Otis Redding was just before my time and I didn't know that. It really does make you think about the man and the song. Great reaction!
Well said!
Great song ~ love your thoughtful reaction ~ I felt the same way.
Prolific songwriter. No telling what more he would have done
Such a beautiful voice! I wish we had more of it.. Makes me want to go sit with him.
Otis was a great singer. known as the voice of soul music, Otis Redding died in a plane crash at 26 years old and didn't get to see this
song become a big hit. RIP Otis.
Mr Soul himself.
I used to sit on the dock in Valdez Alaska and listen to this after work.
Love this song. I was in kindergarten in the late 60s and my parents had this record. I have vivid memories of playing this record on my parent's Zenith credenza record player and singing to this song over and over. I must have scratched the hell out of it. I swear this song built the base of my love for music... and whistling.
Your parents had a zenith credenza stereo too huh. So did mine. A blonde wood stained beauty. You could stack up a half dozen albums and they would play for hours. No one seemed to consider the destruction to the surface of the albums when they changed. I laid in front of it for hours.
@@johndoe-gt6gp A lot of good memories. In the early 70s my mom gave my older brothers these great big headphones that could connect. That year my brother bought the Who's Next and the first Lynyrd Skynyrd albums ... I spent hours and hours listening to those great albums!
@@janicez2630 You guys were lucky. I think your parents unit must have been a little newer than the one my folks had. I had to take the back off of that one and install a headphone jack so I could escape like that. But I did, it worked, and it was great. Kids nowadays just don’t know what they’re missing.
@@johndoe-gt6gp an engineering mind you have! What we had to do back in the day...
He sang “These arms of mine”
, Shawn will you check it out Im sure you won’t be disappointed . Fantastic track, You would love it Shawn
I've always loved the late Otis Redding's iconic song - it so perfectly evokes the imagery of the lyrics. You mentioned debating whether to go to a Home Free concert. They each have channels of their own, so here's a link to Austin Brown's rendition of the song ruclips.net/video/QLspVui7-y4/видео.htmlsi=ORN0wrqLLILNg_oE. (He's the one who was singing lead on "Man of Constant Sorrow").
Yes indeed, very tasty guitar playing. Peace.
Kudos to the subdued accompaniment. The arrangement is beautiful and provides an impeccable backdrop to Otis Redding’s soulful voice.
Growing up I lived in Point Richmond, California. There was a path I took that ended at the dock of the Bay. Great memories.
RIP: Ottis Redding 💔🔥🎤U R Missed "One of the true icons of soul and R&B music"
I thought I'd suggest another music icon the late great "Billie Holiday & Count Basie - God Bless The Child" (by the channel: eugenecheese) -- Billie Holiday was an American jazz and swing music singer; she made a huge impact on the jazz and pop music industry. Her vocal style influenced a whole generation of new artists due to her ability to use her strong melodic vocals like jazz instrumentals and vocal phrasing as well as tempo that brought a fresh new sound to jazz and pop music. And in turn this signature style was unique and sought after. She was also known for her improvisational skills. Count Basie was an American jazz pianist, organist, bandleader and composer. In 1935 he created the "Count Basie Orchestra" and in 1936 took them to Chicago for a long engagement and their first recording. He led the group for almost 50yrs. Under his direction, many black musicians came to prominence. This brought back such wonderful memories, thank you, brother.
Always loved this song but sadly never knew the story of his death. I was born in 68 so obviously I wouldn't be aware. This fact just moves this song up in my heart and soul. It doesn't make the song any better, but I just love it more for some reason. It breaks my heart when someone doesn't get the chance to realize how something they created had an impact on so many millions of people, (and growing). Same with Janis and Peace Of My Heart. That song skyrocketed and she never lived to see it. Never lived to see that millions of people had fallen in love with her. Very tragic indeed.
Oh, I needed this one right now. Bless you.
My favorite singer was Otis Redding he can make you feel everything his song free me is a good example
He and 5 members of his touring band (The Bar-Kays) died in a plane crash on a very cold ,icy winter night in Wisconsin......2 survived.
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Such a loss losing Otis Reading. What great music could have been created? Stax was a monumental R&B record company whose musicians influenced so many others.
Timeless. so much soul in a voice of a million. Tells a story whilst feeling a serene warm feel of the breeze and at peace no matter how bad things are. Ottis Redding will never fade
it was sad. He had tons of fans, and we all came to love the tune in the months and years after the plane crash.
Dock of the Bay was a change from his Gospel roots R&B style. So yes, as you just read on the screen, Monterey Pop Festival is important. There is some amazing footage easily found online of many people, Joplin, Hendrix, The Who among others. That audience was blown away by Redding and all the rest of them. Steve Cropper is the telecaster player featured in the Blues Bros movie, and famous for many reasons, like being part of Booker T and the MG"s who were house band for Stax Studios.
This was the first 45 record I bought. I think I was 12.
I don’t think too many of us knew much at all about him. I certainly never knew until you said it thatHe died 3 days after recording it. But then I was only 14 when it came out.
This is a performance of Otis of "Try a little tenderness" : ruclips.net/video/RqNc4XLBguI/видео.html
It's his last performance and appearance, just a few hours before his death. Very sad when you know that Otis and most of his band won't be alive the next day ..
♥Love this song...thank you for this wonderful reaction, Shawn
Thank you for the Super Thanks, I appreciate it 😊🙏 and that yellow badge is awesome! I believe you are the first to reach it! 😁 Sorry I have been inactive a bit lately, but there has been so much going on in life rn. I always appreciate your unwavering support from the jump... thank you so much
My pleasure!😊 And no worries, I understand about needing to be less active sometimes (I'm sure I speak for all of us)!@@ShawnSalvadori
He gave us a gift, and then he left us
Idk what other song you did, but "Try A Little Tenderness" is my favorite. Why do the best always leave us too soon?
It's the blues.
Try this one… A Rainy Night In Georgia by Brook Benton.
Otis was one of the greatest. He’s from my hometown of Macon, Ga and his family still lives in the area. They are all really nice people.
This song is the only time a song hit # 1 on the Billboard charts after the artist died .
Piece Of My Heart never made it, huh? That's a shame
Not the only time (there were others later, including Janis Joplin, Jim Croce and John Lennon) but the first time.
Smooth
Poor Otis, dead and gone.
Left me here to sing his song.
Check out The Doors song "Otis Bllue" in tribute to him.
Died so young.
This is just an incredible song. Good one.
Do " A change gonna come" you will love it ❤
Soared to number 1 in 1967.
Amazing song!
I think that he did not do a live video of the song because he died before it was released.
Thanks! Otis💔. Check out a song called “Cry to Me” Its great!
Thank you, ceejay! I really do appreciate your support 🙏
Try a Little Tenderness
guitar work by Steve the Colonel Cropper...bass by Donald Duck Dunn
Listen to I've Been Loving You Too Long. 🔥
Look at the age he died and he was already a bit tired of life. He was accused of being a sell out by some black people why struggling as a black artist in racist segregated America - the lyrics 'I can't do what ten people tell me to do,' says it all.
I think people need to keep in mind that he apparently didn't write most of it. So it may have well been the writer's opinion of him and not necessarily his opinion of himself.
@@artdogg50it is not, that comes straight from Stax record where he was tired and his friend he told this. He was told he was a sell out.