OTIS REDDING - I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now) - Monterey Pop | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Critical...Can't believe you have never heard of the greatest...yes the greatest souls singer ever...do yourself a favor and listen to more of his music...There is no one like him now or ever !!!!!
Tell me who today is even close to this man. A LEGEND
The great Otis Redding. One can only imagine the standing this guy would have had in popular culture had he lived a longer life. Along with Jimi Hendrix, Otis is probably the biggest tragedy in popular music as far as dying so young and just entering his peak. Incredible performer.
The band! Wow. Startling. His voice is so powerful.
RIP to the greatest voice in the history of soul… the one and only Mr. Otis Redding
This concert and film did so much to bring incredible artists to national attention. Otis, Janis, Jimi and The Who. All relatively obscure at this point in their careers. Not after the films release.
There were a lot of California bands that played in this festival, but there were three acts from "elsewhere" that no one had heard of; Janis Joplin by way of Texas; Jimi Hendrix by way of Seattle and London, England; and Otis Redding. All three blew the crowd and other artists away with their performances.
Very nice! Thanks! Dock of the bay is an AMAZING song! You would love that too! Glad that you are healing! That’s good news.. thank you for keeping us updated! 🙂👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Otis Redding had extraordinary talent- his stresses and timing when he sang were perfect.
Please the next banger of him should be “These arms of mine! Yes that It’s the same Booker T.
H performed and sung with such passion.
Believe it or not, I was just listening to this great song. ❤️✌️
This man definitely had Soul and what a great talent
Nothing but pure soul!!
That was 🔥🔥. Remember him singing " Sitting on the dock of the bay" ☮️
Dock of the Bay is his biggest hit, this is second. Both great, my personal favorite is Tell the Truth. Blues-soul, very catchy, danceable, very 60’s urban. Love it!
My favorite Otis song
Sitting on the dock of the bay, try a little tenderness & These arms of mine are also great songs by Otis. He died in a plane crash.
This concert was actually a huge coming out party for Redding. It included a mixed audience which was rare for him. Less than 6 months later he was gone. A plane crash took his life. His last recorded song was Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay which was released posthumously and went to #1.
Otis Redding is a rock of soul and was hugely influential. Peter Gabriel said his goal was to sing as well as Otis or Nina Simone. If you want to succeed, aim high.
My favorite song of his thank you
Classic Otis. Another artist taken from us way too soon. You should check out his cover of Try a Little Tenderness.
What a performance.
Yea, my man died too soon, he just had a unique voice, good reaction CR, peace.
I've not seen this. This is what we call a brilliant singer. Just listen to him. He sounds just as good live as his record does. ❤️❤️❤️✌️
I was a nanny across the street from Booker T Jones. Nice guy. Nice family.
Otis was the best. He walked into Stax Records and talked Steve Cropper into listening to him sing. He sang his own “These Arms Of Mine”. Died at age 26 in a plane crash. What could he have done?
Stax Records was a pillar of black music. Phil Collins noted Motown and Stax Records as huge influences on his singing and drumming style.
Great reaction, glad you enjoyed this😊And so glad you're starting to feel better!😊 Otis Redding is one of my favorite singers of all time. This song rips my heart out (in a good way) every time I hear it. His first hit was "These Arms of Mine" (which is actually my favorite song by him, but I wanted you to see this legendary performance at the Monterey Pop Festival)...many other great performers including Janis Joplin and The Who were also there (also The Byrds, who sang "Chimes of Freedom," I know you just reacted to Dylan's original of that one)...wiki says "musicians such as Brian Jones and Jimi Hendrix were captivated by his performance." Otis died only six months after this concert.💔Just three days before he died, he re-recorded his song "(Sittin' on) the Dock of the Bay" which became one of his biggest hits.
Great performer, takes someone special to command a stage like this in front of people 😁 great song choice!
@@user_t_o_m_i_c My pleasure! "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay" is so great too! I'll check out your playlist😊
@@ShawnSalvadori I agree! A great performer indeed. So glad you liked it, thanks again for this reaction😊
@@user_t_o_m_i_c That's cool that you could remember all those😊I know some of the songs on your playlist but there are many I don't know (I mostly knew that music from my parents' records, and they didn't listen to lots of Motown or soul, aside from Otis and a few others)...I'll listen to more of it!
If I remember correctly, the song before this was “Shake” - and it’s an even more energetic performance than you’re imagining.
Real Soul!
Legend
To me this is the definitive version of this song. At this same festival Jimi Hendrix's version of "Wild Thing" is life changing and still shocking to this day, while Janis Joplin's version of "Ball And Chain" made her career.
Absolutely! That was a great festival but those three were just diamond good.
Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed 🙏
After the Janis Joplin performance, this was my favorite surprise coming out of the 1967 Monterrey Pop Festival.
Otis was barely 26 years old when he died in 1967 in a plane crash 6 months after this concert
This was Otis' crossover to a white audience at the historic 1967 Montaray Festival
Great pic !!!
I've only known the studio version, but it remains special.
Thanks, brother -
PS
His biggest hit was probably
Sitting on a Dock on the Bay.
More. Europe live
Yes he sure does looks older for his age!
He was sad in his end
He would not express his sorrows
He overworked himself to earn money
He got inside his plane while it was on E
The plane crashed inside the ocean
He was 26
He had no 💰 money on him
Monterey Pop second only to Woodstock as far as famous concerts in the sixties. For infamy see Altamont Speedway lol.
Another great gone ear too soon. Six months after this performance he would die in a plane crsh into a lake. He was only 26. Go glad the plans are much safer now.