A short time with otis, I remember, with 10 or 11 years listening every day to otis with my small transisteradio , I remember I was shocked by the dead off a funky soulman. Always love.
One Otis/ One James" Forever! Two Kings" In Soul's Heaven. Two Of The Greatest" Two Of The Best Ever. Even James Brown Said That Otis Rocked It.... I'll Just Leave It At That!
O.G !!!!!!!!!!- IF That song doesn't EPITOMIZE the Music that I,,, grew up listening to, with my Mom and Dad, Aunts and Uncles,,,,cousins, NEIGHBORS and friends. 1960's music. No violence, nothing but Brotherly Love❤🤎🤎🤎❤️🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎
@@lilychauque5234 e tem outros sem o CÉREBRO quê também que cantam porquê tem os outros também sem cérebro quê os OUVE e este FENÔMENO bestial é no MUNDO quase que INTEIRO ou seja A ESPECIE humana já perdeu A SUA intuição MUSICAL ao menos 1/3 da população MUNDIALMENTE falando e isto é FATO
"STRAAIIGHT FUNKY,SMOKEY NIGHT CLUB AND WISKEY MUSIC,WITH MEN WITH NECKTIES AND WOMEN IN HEELS AND DRESSES,WITHOUT SCARS(tattoos).When OUR people,shared respect, and having GOOD Fun.R.I.P.Daddy-
You all have a right to your opinions lol, but as maybe James Brown's biggest fan, I have to say this is not even close to James Brown's versions. It's very funky,but the band is too loose. You can tell the difference in the tightness right away.I never was a fan of Otis Redding. I prefer Mr. Brown's voice over Mr. Redding's.
+PaulDA2000 Otis had it all over James Brown. If Otis had lived, he would have blown right by Brown in popularity. The guy crammed so many great songs in a short 5 year career. He was truly amazing. Nobody had more soul than Otis. Nobody.
You have a right to your opinion, and maybe Otis would have been more popular, because he was going the pop route, singing mellower with "Dock of the Bay". But that means nothing. James Brown was far more creative than Otis could ever be. James Brown CREATED a musical genre, funk. No other artist has ever actually single handedly created a musical genre. James Brown made people come to him on his terms, he didn't lighten up his music to attract more record buyers.
+PaulDA2000 James Brown had the funk and the fancy dance moves but Otis had the deepest soul I have ever heard. He certainly was the master of the soul ballad. I will put "I've Been Loving You Too Long" and "Try a Little Tenderness" up against anything by James Brown or any other soul artist. Brown's "Please, Please, Please" was good but certainly not up to the level of Redding's best ballads. Otis was truly the "King of Soul".
I know I'm 52 years late, but Big O, was a bad dude.... music still sound good 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏾😎
Otis was so great he could sing Tiny Tim's songs and sound good --- what a loss he was to music lovers --- RIP big guy you were the best
Damn! Otis killed this song! Rest In Peace to both these legends James Brown and Otis Redding.
Otis just took this to another level was a soulful creative genius musically.Left us too early!! Hopefully the soul man is resting in peace.
He took it to a new Otis level but not to a James Brown level.
A short time with otis, I remember, with 10 or 11 years listening every day to otis with my small transisteradio , I remember I was shocked by the dead off a funky soulman. Always love.
Yes Otis!! Love this version.... I'm an avid JB fan but gotta say I'm loving this Otis right now.
Absolutely great, Otis redding Forever King of soul 🔥🔥🔥, Forever in my Heart ❤❤
And I agree... with you on That one-'
One Otis/ One James" Forever! Two Kings" In Soul's Heaven. Two Of The Greatest" Two Of The Best Ever. Even James Brown Said That Otis Rocked It.... I'll Just Leave It At That!
This is how the song should be sung, raw and rough !!!!!!
This man did this song better than James Brown! For Real!
Its From "Live At The Whiskey A Go-Go" The Complete Concert...(5 Disc Set)....It's Fire Y'all.
ottis redding the king of soul music simply the greatest of all time
Otis the king of soul.....one of a kind.
Yes, but not the king of Funk..
It is great to hear the full version though.
love it love it love it so much soullllllll
O.G !!!!!!!!!!- IF That song doesn't EPITOMIZE the Music that I,,, grew up listening to, with my Mom and Dad, Aunts and Uncles,,,,cousins, NEIGHBORS and friends. 1960's music. No violence, nothing but Brotherly Love❤🤎🤎🤎❤️🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎
Otis Redding The King of Soul
I wish this was on film!!!
ooooh my god he sings it better then the godfather of soul this is great
La voce di Otis riscalda l'anima...unico inimitabile....
Straight Jamming. Love this man❤
Fantastic!!!!!!
'I'm Gonna Do It For You' by Chubb Rock ('89)...recorded live at Cafe A-Go-Go 1966 uncut
Maravilha está versão poucas pessoas sabem que existe esta gravação com este cantor que cantava com a ALMA
Outros cantam com os pes
@@lilychauque5234 e tem outros sem o CÉREBRO quê também que cantam porquê tem os outros também sem cérebro quê os OUVE e este FENÔMENO bestial é no MUNDO quase que INTEIRO ou seja A ESPECIE humana já perdeu A SUA intuição MUSICAL ao menos 1/3 da população MUNDIALMENTE falando e isto é FATO
Excellent and Funky!
Aww man.. Hey, pure jamming
Everybody is doing the funky Broadway 🕺🏾💃🏿
at last!! the full version :)
The king of soul,,👍👍👍🙏🌹❤
Simply the best no dought
"STRAAIIGHT FUNKY,SMOKEY NIGHT CLUB AND WISKEY MUSIC,WITH MEN WITH NECKTIES AND WOMEN IN HEELS AND DRESSES,WITHOUT SCARS(tattoos).When OUR people,shared respect, and having GOOD Fun.R.I.P.Daddy-
fantisic Otis out did james on this song
No!!! JAMES BROWN AND HIS BAD SELF ONLY COULD WEAR OTIS OUT!!
william parker nah otis redding had that hit he aint had to holla cause he had that raspy voice
!!! SHALOM FATHER ....I SHALOM !!!
Wow I never heard the full version til today on the radio and had to find it again! Thanks nan! Where can I find this on CD?
"Otis Redding Live On The Sunset Strip"
I think this version might be better than James Brown...yes i said that, lol
Otis Version Is Raw SOUL!!........(Both) James Versions Is Straight FUNK!!
Consuela Chapman Close!
(Lol) Well put.
Both versions are great!
somebody's full of do do
This is from Live From The Whisky A Go Go, but full version, different from the edited album version and further edited single version....
The Big O
Right on!! What??
How did you get the uncut version?
904 views!! WHAT!! Come on?! Seriously??
😀😃💪💔👍👏👏👋
メチャカッコイイ… JBよりイイよ👌
And the southern white people hated this with white women dancing with black man back in those days....
0:49 Who is James Brown?????
Hhahahahahaha
I hear ya.
You all have a right to your opinions lol, but as maybe James Brown's biggest fan, I have to say this is not even close to James Brown's versions. It's very funky,but the band is too loose. You can tell the difference in the tightness right away.I never was a fan of Otis Redding. I prefer Mr. Brown's voice over Mr. Redding's.
+PaulDA2000 Otis had it all over James Brown. If Otis had lived, he would have blown right by Brown in popularity. The guy crammed so many great songs in a short 5 year career. He was truly amazing. Nobody had more soul than Otis. Nobody.
You have a right to your opinion, and maybe Otis would have been more popular, because he was going the pop route, singing mellower with "Dock of the Bay". But that means nothing. James Brown was far more creative than Otis could ever be. James Brown CREATED a musical genre, funk. No other artist has ever actually single handedly created a musical genre. James Brown made people come to him on his terms, he didn't lighten up his music to attract more record buyers.
+PaulDA2000 James Brown had the funk and the fancy dance moves but Otis had the deepest soul I have ever heard. He certainly was the master of the soul ballad. I will put "I've Been Loving You Too Long" and "Try a Little Tenderness" up against anything by James Brown or any other soul artist. Brown's "Please, Please, Please" was good but certainly not up to the level of Redding's best ballads. Otis was truly the "King of Soul".
Late Otis/ Late James Both Were Super Giants. Why Are We Comparing? "Rip" Two KINGS!
@@davidwomble652 That's cause some idiots think THEY KNOW IT ALL SMFH!