Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (sad Song) By Otis Redding

It is impossible to overrate Otis Redding. This Rhino compilation, while in no way comprehensive, is nonetheless an outstanding sampler of songs by one of soul music's all-time titans. There's not a dud among these 16 songs, and some, like ...

For the Otis Redding installment in its DEFINITIVE SOUL series, Rhino Records assembled a well-selected overview of the soul legend's catalogue. All of Redding's best-known songs are presented on this two-disc set, including the aching ballad "These Arms of Mine," ...

The very face of classic Southern soul is Otis Redding, whose incendiary and passionate singing and stage presence came as close as anyone's to transferring the energy, explosiveness, and drive of Southern gospel into the secular pop world of soul. ...

Digitally remastered by Bill Inglot and Dan Hersch (DigiPrep). Soul giant Otis Redding crossed over into the pop charts with a version of the Temptations' "My Girl." This album followed that achievement and showed him bringing a wider perspective to R&B. ...

The title isn't exactly accurate; frankly, given the uniformly high quality of Redding's output before his tragic death at the age of 26--the ultimate Otis would have to be a box set of every single note he ever recorded. On ...

The titanic soul machine that was Otis Redding is captured in peak form on this live album, documenting two nights of his performances on the Stax soul revue's 1967 European tour. Some of these tracks were previously issued on the ...

The titanic soul machine that was Otis Redding is captured in peak form on this live album, documenting two nights of his performances on the Stax soul revue's 1967 European tour. Some of these tracks were previously issued on the ...

2011 two CD collection from the Soul shouter. This 30 track compilation includes songs from throughout his short but sensational career including the worldwide hit `The Dock Of The Bay'. Music Club Deluxe.

Import only five CD box set containing a quintet of original albums from the Soul/R&B belter: Dictionary Of Soul (1966), Otis Blue (1965), Pain In My Heart (1964), Sings Soul Ballads (1965) and The Soul Album (1966). While Otis Redding ...

Recorded in March of 1967, this raw-boned performance ably demonstrated Otis Redding's fiery live persona. Solidly backed by the Memphis Horns and Booker T. & The MG's, Redding's phrasing and excitement rivaled fellow Georgia native James Brown. Equally at home ...

Principally recorded in Europe in March, 1967 and The Whiskey A Go Go, Hollywood, California from April 8-10, 1966. A tremendously exciting--and at seven songs, way too short--live set from arguably, the greatest soul singer of the '60s. The first two ...

Recorded in March of 1967, this raw-boned performance ably demonstrated Otis Redding's fiery live persona. Solidly backed by the Memphis Horns and Booker T. & The MG's, Redding's phrasing and excitement rivaled fellow Georgia native James Brown. Equally at home ...

At only ten songs, this set is too short to even come close to doing Otis Redding justice, but what's here is enough to convince anyone that the man could sing, that he embodied the very definition of what came ...

Track Listing: Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa; I'm Sick Y'All; Tennessee Waltz; Sweet Lorene; Try A Little Tenderness; Day Tripper; My Lover's Prayer; She Put The Hurt On Me; Ton Of Joy; You're Still My Baby; Hawg For You; Love Have Mercy;

Otis Redding's recording career was tragically and woefully brief and while he recorded enough classic gems to assure his place as one of the finest soul singers to ever meet a microphone, he was really just starting to match his ...

Track Listing: Respect; Can't Turn You Loose; I've Been Loving You Too Long; My Girl; Shake; Satisfaction; Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa; These Arms Of Mine; Day Tripper; Try A Little Tenderness;

The titanic soul machine that was Otis Redding is captured in peak form on this live album, documenting two nights of his performances on the Stax soul revue's 1967 European tour. Some of these tracks were previously issued on the ...

The titanic soul machine that was Otis Redding is captured in peak form on this live album, documenting two nights of his performances on the Stax soul revue's 1967 European tour. Some of these tracks were previously issued on the ...

Recorded in Macon, Georgia, Muscle Shoals, Alabama and at Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee between 1960 and 1967. Tracks 20-24 on disc two recorded live at The Monterey International Pop Festival, Monterey, California on June 17, 1967. Includes liner notes by ...

OTIS! THE DEFINITIVE OTIS REDDING box set contains 96 tracks on 4 CDs recorded from 1960-1967. It includes tracks from his 11 studio albums, 22 live tracks, a rare public service announcement and a previously unreleased radio spot for Coca-Cola. ...

OTIS! THE DEFINITIVE OTIS REDDING box set contains 96 tracks on 4 CDs recorded from 1960-1967. It includes tracks from his 11 studio albums, 22 live tracks, a rare public service announcement and a previously unreleased radio spot for Coca-Cola. ...

Recorded in March of 1967, this raw-boned performance ably demonstrated Otis Redding's fiery live persona. Solidly backed by the Memphis Horns and Booker T. & The MG's, Redding's phrasing and excitement rivaled fellow Georgia native James Brown. Equally at home ...

Recording information: The Whisky A Go Go.

Track Listing: Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa; I'm Sick Y'all; Tennessee Waltz; Sweet Lorene; Try a Little Tenderness; Day Tripper; My Lover's Prayer; She Put the Hurt On Me; Ton of Joy; You're Still My Baby; Hawg For You; Love Have Mercy;

Track Listing: That's What My Heart Needs; Mary's Little Lamb; Pain In My Heart; Security; Come To Me; Don't Leave Me This Way; Your One and Only Man; Chained and Bound; That's How Strong My Love Is; Mr. Pitiful; For ...