ready steady go - otis redding special (1966) - complete show!
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- All the other UA-cam files are for individual songs, or in separate parts, so I thought I would share the whole performance.
Apologies if this offends anyone or any organisation, but the show's no longer commercially available (...Dave Clark, why?) and is so good it just needs to be seen!
He was Holy. Us Georgia hillbillies knew a man when we saw him. Absolutely real deal. Keen horseman. Good farmer work ethic was beyond control .100% real deal. Beautiful man.
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His widow never remarried… she stated “how could I !???”
You are so lucky to see him. I was hoping to hear "tramp' here
One of the best live performances in all history? I say YES.
Sounds as good or better than his recorded albums.
This and the James Brown TAMI Show performance are the best live UA-cam performances.
Chris Farley, with the, "scream," at 18:46.
Correction: Chris Farlowe.
He sounds as if he is in the studio while it live.what a talent. No computer no voice editor. Just pure voice
This is real soul
One of a kind
yes bro. real soul lives and breathes the _______ spirit. PEACE AND LOVE.
WOW. At the 19:00 mark, Eric Burdon is looking at Otis and thinking "bloody hell, Im singing with Otis Redding" Brian Jones once said after seeing Otis live, "the Stones are a great live band, but you couldn't pay me a million dollars to follow Otis on stage" My fave singer ever. He's gives it his all, he's passionate and he's honest. No B/S. Aspiring singers, take note of said qualities.
Eric is the one who persuaded the producer to give Otis the gig, i know this won't sit well with Otis purists but at the time Burdon was much the bigger name.
@@lechatel 1- where did I criticize Eric Burdon? 2- Where did I say Otis was bigger then The Animals.
I love the Animals, but I am positive that even Eric Burdon would say that Otis was the superior artist. It’s not even close. That has nothing to do with being a purist or not. Health and happiness
And they call today's R&B. This is soul R&B all performed by the greatest ever . Otis, Eric and Chris . What a time for real music.
A man 👻
The energy is just off the charts. Unbelievable performance.
Otis Redding. He's like a tornado of sound, energy and joy. Blows me away every time I watch him.
Yes!
Such a soulful voice. Very moving.
@@billrobbins5874 ..
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Yes!!!!!
This is easily the greatest live performance ever seen on tv. The band are amazing, especially the drummer, the other singers, Farlowe and Burdon are excellent but just support for the man himself. Unforgettable ,what a performer!!!
The set and production also mattered. This was way ahead of what the USA was doing at the time.
Track list:
1. Satisfaction
2. My Girl
3. Respect
4. Hold On I’m Coming - Performed by Eric Burdon
5. This Is A Man’s World - Performed by Chris Farlowe
6. Pain In My Heart
7. I Can’t Turn You Loose
8. Shake - Performed by Otis, Eric & Chris
9. Land Of 1000 Dances - Performed by Otis, Eric & Chris
Nice of you! I love pain in my heart! I
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Su Majestad Otis Redding
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How the hell did we end up with Rappers!! ….enough to make you weep!
With all due respect, Sir, you Or others, spent money on this crap, otherwise it would have faded into oblivion, By Now. In other words, stop supporting bullshit. The youngsters? Maybe they don't know any better, but you old head's? No excuse...
You got that right ... LMAO
One of the best live performances recorded
Just phenomenal! Those of us who grew up in the ‘60’s were so blessed with the incredible music that was being created back then.
You're right there, we were SO optomistic back then!
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I performed All Otis Redding music in Albany CA during this period at the Starlite club with full band . I played the trumpet. Still performing today, playing guitar John Denver Music over 45 years and my greatist performers today
I just remember watching this show when it originally went out. I was 8 years old and had a childhood illness, measles I think and my mum allowed me to watch. I think it planted a seed for the love of soul, jazz and funk which still lives in me.
RSG was a very special programme...way ahead of it's time. I remember watching this in late summer 1966....I could not believe my good fortune. The King....Otis....the amazing Stax backing (actually probably fronting!).....and the only two blue eyed soul singers worthy of being on stage. Legendary. Respect.
You lived those times and now. Can watch it again and again...
This is awesome!!! All I've ever seen of Otis is from the Monterrey International Pop Festival '67.
RSG Rules!!!
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Without Eric Burdon Otis wouldn't havw got the gig. Eric was an established star on the show and Vicki Wickham- who booked the talent for RSG - said Eric had been persuading her over and over to get Otis on. (He wasn't really mainstream at all at that point in the UK.) Eventually she caved and this is the result.
Thanks Eric !! You knew Talent !!
Wish i could have played Drums behind this MAN !! Wow !! Great BAND !!!
My favorite video of all time, great stuff. I particularly like just how thrilled Burden is to perform with Otis, pure joy.
Absolute king of soul 🔥🔥, Forever great Otis redding 💪💪
Again... Thank u UA-cam allowed a whole new generation to have a little taste of what was.
Thank you for this. The chaotic energy in these performances is a far cry from today's carefully choreographed shows. And the finale is explosive. Best thing I've seen in a long time.
When Otis was in the room, things just always took a turn for the FUNKY. All hail, The King Of Soul, taken from us far too soon.
BettinaBalser to
In this day of auto-tuned mediocrity. It's great to be reminded that there use to be real music and real performers!!!
What a singer !!! Do it Big O. I feel the heat.
One of THE finest gigs I've ever seen. Otis, his band, the audience. Everything.
RIGHT?!? I cannot believe some people actually downvoted this. :-(
We sure are missing out today. Hey, is the band Booker T & the MG's? How chilled, awesome and tight are they?
This was London. England 1966, baby!!!!
This was not called 'Swinging London' for nothing, from 63' to 68'.
Otis Redding and Eric Burden live from London? Can it get any better than this...in the sixties we knew it was the best of times for music and will never be better! How right we were.
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i agree
I've thought for a long time now that I didn't need to hear My Girl anymore since it's so overplayed...and then comes *this* version! Killer band and Otis just smashes it...and just like that I've got tears rolling down my cheeks...pure gold!
True man
I sang this version (badly) to my daughters when they were little, it’s on my funeral playlist.
How can anybody dislike Otis?...
+Cindy Gonzalez because they are assholes
+Cindy Gonzalez if they dislike God, its not that Otis is God, of course, but he is of God
hope God can have me shaking my ass,and if not he'll call Big"O out to do it!
Pat Coughlin (:
Otis redding was 24 when he died. He was a professional singer from the age of 14 to 24,and there is nobody better. He e en understands how good a singer Chris Farlow is, and not understand that
Hands down, best video in the internet.
Yes dude!
OMG...so right!
tru..my 8th time wtching..
On point!
I approve this message!
Fucking hell, it just gets better and better...the 60s were where it was at.
Watched it broadcast live in 1966 as student at Strawberry Hill, Twickenham.
I’m nearly 76 now.
Still think it’s the best music TV show I’ve ever seen.
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holy of holy
What a fabulous show! And none of it mimed! That band was so hot! No monitors and a rudimentary PA made up for by truckloads of talent. One of the greatest events in pop music TV history.
....Yep.
I watched this as a 14 year old and was blown away, yes Otis, Chris and Eric were on top form but play this again and listen to the band, oh lordy...the stars of the show.
Outside of James Brown and The Famous Flames, Otis led the most exciting band to
grace a stage in the mid-60s. The Stax house band of Booker T and The MGs were
utterly unstoppable during this period.
With Al Jackson on drums and Donald Dunn on bass, this was one of the greatest rhythm sections ever recorded. Anybody who saw Otis live in London in 1966 have all
said it was a life-changing experience. After nearly fifty years, it is easy to see why.
+Rob Jones In my humble opinion otis and the stax house band (Booker T and The MGs!)were better than Brown and if he had lived would have been the biggest soul star ever.peace out
+T Hemphill Was and Is
Except this isn't the MGs.
Or the Memphis Horns.
I did, twice in the same day, at at Forest Gate East London. It was an awesome show x 2. What a loss.
Listen to this drummer and bass player! What a killer show!
i think thats al jackson jr from booker t and mgs
wesley andary Al Hackson on Drums. Donald Duck Dunn on bass?
That might be Al Jackson on drums (don't think so but I could be wrong) but that definitely isn't Duck Dunn on bass (he's white!!).
WOODY WOODSON ON DRUMS !
That’s my grandfather Elbert “Woody” Woodson on the drums ❤️❤️❤️
Wow.....priceless stuff!! The band is amazing, the drummer especially is just killing it! And what can you say about the GREAT Otis Redding, yet another astonishing talent who was taken away from us much too soon.....
The band is amazing. It's fun to watch and listen to them jam out. That performance of Respect is priceless.
"Weasels Ripped my Flesh"... niiiiiiice!
getting down right Funky on I can't turn you loose, luv this song.
I remember watching this when it was broadcast and all these years later, I still think it's one of the best performances I've ever seen. Otis was on fire, that day.
They turned England out!!!
This isn't just entertainment, this is art. A massive artefact of the 20th century. Total genius. And you can dance to it!
For music and culture, the '60s Ruled!!! End of quote. Glad I got to live 'em!!! Thanx.
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I keep coming back to this vid- have for years. Just makes me feel so happy. Otis, Little Richard, and Wayne Cochran all came from Macon, GA. This is TALENT. No pyrotechnics, flashy stage effects, or modern concert amenities, just great music from legendary artists.
The fantastic Otis Redding. One of a kind brilliant singer and performer. Totally electric shows. Love the drummer in this RSG London show. Otis is sorely missed by all soul music lovers. RIP Otis.
Oh yea Give the drummer some . Then give him some more!
Drummer’s name is Elbert Woodson I think. He is absolutely slaying it.
Wow! I cannot believe Mr. Redding was only in his early twenties! RIP! All that talent at a young age.
This is Power ..undiluted raw soul
Thank you so much for posting this great show. Eric and Chris were incredibly brave and were great, no chance of outshining the man himself though
I'm only twenty and I grew up to this music. He feels every word and note he voices.... Real music. My kids will grow up on this Otis Redding., Bill Withers., Sam
Cooke., Al Greene., Percy., Ben E King., and the many other legends... It builds strength of character.
Tienes razón cuando mencionas a todos esos grandes como Al Green, S. Cooke, B. Ling, Bill Withers.
Perdona mi mal inglés!
Beautiful! Thank you for that post.
This is a nice concert. I love it. everyone is enjoying themselves.
I don't have words. My heart is racing. I'm transcended. Thank you, thank you for sharing this ❤❤❤
Otis set the gold standard. That was a breathtaking show. Chris Farlowe was amazing. Must have been an honour and a privilege to witness.
Wonderful Show. 54 years later I still remember riding my Lambretta up to my friend Grahams house on the way to college and him coming to the door and telling me Otis was dead, just like yesterday, makes me feel just as sad today as it did that day.
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Love otis
I was born in my 260Z my father always had Two,,66' convertible convertible mustangs, and of course, the 8 Track tape player, HAULING ASS UP AND DOWN I-95,,,, OTIS REDDING BLASTING,,,!!!!!!!!!
My mother told me and nineteen sixty-seven my mother my aunt and my dad was sitting in a convertible Ford Fairlane, and the News came over the radio but Otis Redding died and my mom told me that my dad and mom aunt Cried,,, and yes of course they were drinking, 🍸😎😉,
I can go with any running song verbatim nearly perfectly, not going to be perfect, because no one could ever be Otis Redding
.. As a matter of fact, Otis Redding and James Brown, were the epitome of soul in 1960s, (often in competition but nothing like today they had respect) R.I.P. DADDY. YOU REST IN PEACE DADDY AND ALL MY FAMILY AND EVERYONE OUT THERE..... I got this 💗💗💗💗💗-----thank you BPUY
To the person who said Otis' version of Satisfaction is "crap". You have no soul. Go back to your safe white music.
Even the Stones loved Otis' cover of this, especially Keith.
Otis could take another person's song and take soulful possession of it. Like My Girl right after Satisfaction. He was a genius who never really had a chance to blossom into the total package.
I still remember where I was and how I felt when I heard his plane went down.....
I woke up to a radio alarm every AM ~ the station (WNJR Newark, NJ) was playing one Otis tune after another, and I knew something happened to him. Of course the DJ later announced about the plane crash and Barkay members dying along with Otis.
However, I do not remember how I felt. Shocked probably, and maybe sad.
Aretha Franklin also recorded a decent version of Mick Jagger's and Keith Richard's "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction."
Of course I agree with you there should be no issue with Otis Redding or any African-American singer covering The Rolling Stones or any other tune composed by a Caucasian artist, since the Caucasian acts (The Animals, The Beatles, Pat Boone, Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones, Them, The Pretty Things, The Yardbirds, etc.) had been covering tunes (and scoring huge hits) composed by African-American rhythm and blues artists (such as Chuck Berry, Solomon Burke, Willie Dixon, "Little" Richard Penniman, Muddy Waters, etc.) for years by then anyway.
It is actually a tribute to Jagger & Richards Aretha and Otis appreciated "Satisfaction" enough to cover and record the song, that the tune had sufficient groove factor (which it most certainly did).
Aretha and Otis having covered "Satisfaction" didn't exactly surprise me, since The Stones were derivative of r&b and soul anyway, as were many of the Britbeat acts who shared a passion for American rhythm and blues. But I must admit I was a bit floored the first time I heard Aretha's version of "96 Tears" by ? & the Mysterians. Still, the Mysterians hailed from Saginaw, Michigan. And Detroit soul visiting (by way of Muscle Shoals, Alabama) some garage (rock) just down the street made perfect sense, when one thought about it. Plus one of the principal anthems of garage rock, "Louie Louie," had been appropriated by Paul Revere & The Raiders and The Kingsmen from an African-American singer (Richard Berry) anyway. The Kingsmen's cover of "Louie Louie" scored the bigger hit (and provoked much controversy as regards its muddled lyrics/vocals), although The Raiders claim to have recorded their version first.
I like that white guy singing I'm Coming. Never heard of him. But he sounds phenomenal!
Eric Burdon from The Animals
Eric Burdon. He ALWAYS sounds phenomenal. Whether singing soul, blues, rock or jazz. He's in the rock and roll hall of fame.
A resumé: Toured with Chuck Berry and Jerry Lee in '63.
He's the frontman who sang the iconic 'House of the Rising Sun'.(recorded in one take) Number 1 all over the globe. It inspired Bob Dylan to go electric. Little Richard rated The Animals the best band he'd heard. Their 'We Gotta get out of this place' became the anthem of the troops in Vietnam. It also was the inspiration, according to Bruce himself, of ALL Springsteen's songs including Born to Run etc He co-wrote 'Inside looking out' which became massive for Grand Funk Railroad. He started the band War. Eric was a great friend of Otis and was also at Monterey with him. Made welcome at the Apollo in Harlem in '64 (despite it only being a month since Malcolm X) and friends with all the great black R&B stars. (The Animals were massive at the time and he went there to avoid being mobbed by fans.) He was a friend of Lennon who immortalised him in song as The Eggman due to his legendary womanising. He was the man chosen by Paul to sing at Linda McCartney's memorial service. He was the last man on stage with his close friend Hendrix -Eric's bandmate discovered Jimi- and the first man told about his death. He was the only man who could deal with a drunk Jim Morrison and ended up firing a Magnum over Jim's head to get rid of him. He rode motorbikes in the desert with his close friend Steve McQueen. There is NOBODY on the scene in the 60's that Eric Burdon didn't know. By some miracle he is still alive, and singing, at 82. He's about as cool as it is possible to be.
The drummer is effortless and impeccably tight!!
when he starts with "4 on the snare" patterns, the feet must tap !
His kick is insane.
Put a stop watch on how much 'down' time the band had. What incredible talent. I think they might have become Booker T. and the MGs later.
Awesome performance..❤
This was a fucking amazing concert even by 2019 standards! The amount of talent and energy in this show is ridiculous!! Would have loved to experience this live.
Me, too!
2021 come on don't let this music fade away - don't let people divide us - I'm from the usa, fell in love with the Beatles and meanwhile your falling in love Otis - we're music loving people. Man the bass on these songs...whew!! Eric's so cool ~
Chris Farlowe amazing vocals
I think he would have been a great statesman..here in the UK I THINK HE FORGOT HE WAS BLACK AND WE FORGOT WE WERE WHITE WE JUST ENJOYED THE MUSIC
Yes. I found the UK Folks much more respectful and knowledgable of Black Music than the US. They were more open and not conservative. Did you know that George Harrison (RIP) of The Beatles was so blown away by Otis's Version of Satisfaction that he sent him a Telegram and it said "Otis You Have Our Respect" The Beatles. The Bar-Kays survived The Crash, and became successful in Funk. Their Song Boogie Bodyland was mistaken for Cameo. Sam Cooke was the man you listened to when you were in love and happy, Otis was the man who cheered you up when you broke up with someone or they broke up with you.
The mind of the U.K. citizen had not been polluted by institutionalize racism. That's why they were accepting of these great artists.
@@laminage Great sentiments and I agree with all, however; just want to clarify that only one member of the original Bar-Kays survived and has since passed away. All love✌🏽
@@laminage yes the Beatles were very keen on some of the soul music and it showed a lot in the records they made , later on in the UK like the 70s there was a revival in soul music called Northern soul any and every was welcomed and it created a whole new fashion and culture here .
@@bettybuccaneer Yes unfortunately these daYS ARE LESS INNOCENT due to the internet etc the purity of thought has been polluted by all black and white .
Eric Burdon doing "Hold On" - as good as it gets if Sam & Dave aren't doing it. A true legend whose performances are are still quality.
You know Eric Burdon was thrilled to sing with that amazing band backing him.
R
Genuine talent, pure awesomeness on stage. Some so-called artists out there could learn a bit!
All these 'modern stars' of 2023 of what they call 'music' today.
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The one and only Otis Redding . RIP
Chris Farlowe just blows you away. Otis was a force of nature:):)
Properly kicks off at 19:43 if I could time travel to any concert in time this would be it!
I am hoping heaven is like this.
It will be much much better, too!
Amen to that
Who thumbs down this? This is gold. Pretty cool performance and line up
Only someone with cloth ears could give this a thumbs down.
White nationalists and other racists are not too fond of this kind of music. It's the devil's music, don't you see? LOL.
The Usual Suspects lol🤪
Probably a rapper...
All three were amazing here. Otis was the greatest male voice of all time IMO. God bless you all
Eric absolutely loving it during Hold On.
I was too young to know about the Buddy Holly crash but Otis dying was a massive shock to us young Brits. He made a massive impression when he came over here in 66. Sam and Dave paved the way and Otis brought it home.
Had the privilege of seeing Otis live at the old Regal Theater in Chicago, but even on TV he's perhaps the most joyous performer I've ever seen.
This was a genuine star! The real King of Soul.....You may keep all the others. Otis was the man!
Oh dear, this dates us all if we remember it! I do. I remember just having to watch RSG before the weekend to check on the music, the fashions and the latest dances. You just could NOT afford to be out of date when you ran with the in crowd!! But, hey, they were great times, best time to be young.
That band is everything! They were on it!
Absolutely 100%
Absolutely 110%
And Justin Bieber dares to call himself a musician...
who??
AND breaking racial boundaries thru music in a time where bein black was everything but easy...
Why even bring up his name? Who gives a rats ass this is Otis!!!
Otis was only a few months past his 26th Birthday when he Passed. 26!!!!!! What a Tragic Loss.
Sweet mercy, what a line-up. Otis delivers, as usual, and Eric Burdon was fantastic. I didn't know who Chris Farlowe was, but he is proof you can't judge a book by its cover.
I watched him practice this show at the Macon Recording Studio for two nights prior to doing this show on the road...... I miss my soul brother so much.......
+RON Dennis Wheeler fantastic footage, you can see how excited this crowd is and I think he was pretty unknown here but The Ready Steady Go thought he deserved a special. They also highlighted Motown
All motown music was in agreement also.
RON Dennis Wheeler wow you're blessed
Otis and band showing how it done blown the roof off with a powerhouse horn section and a drummer driving the kit like an FI Ferrari hot stuff this is amazing .
How amazing is this show...how powerful!
What I wouldn't give to have been at this amazing show! I was only 12, and grew up in the U.S., but still...The BEST live EVER!!
Just awesome from start to finish! Thanks a million for finding and posting the whole show. I'd only seen relatively small, tantalisingly fantastic, parts before. I'm not entirely sure if it is all live as I thought RSG was mainly mimed, but it all looks live to me. Either way, it has to be one of the greatest performances ever!
There hasn't and never will be any singer like Otis Redding. The very first record I owned was Shake on the blue stax label. I was 12 years old when Otis died, it was listening to Shake that got me into Northern Soul and inspired me to become a DJ and I worked at various clubs in and around Manchester. Thank you for posting this piece of history, a tribute to the god of soul. stay safe J.
Someone once asked Bill Graham who or what was the greatest musical act he had ever seen. Without a second of hesitation he said hands down Otis Redding.
I knew Bill from his earliest days at the Fillmore, one of foundational giants and a good guy.
A donner le tournis, incroyable de vitalité, vraiment un des rois du soul.
I'm on the couch in pain with a broken right tibia and fibula and I am still smiling and tears of joy from this great show. Oh my God thank you for soul
Thanks a million for this upload. What a fabulous show.
my god.... whata show!!!!
Surely the best 24 minutes of televised music ever produced? It was a bitter blow when RSG was discontinued at the end of 1966.
,I think he was the best ever and I stiill l9ve him to this day R iP
Otis Redding
Couldn’t agree more
It's kind of odd. I tend to like today's music. Current music. Blah blah blah. But one of my favorite CDs to blast in my car... Is The Best of Otis Redding. Good lordy. That man could sing. Just love that man so much.
AMEN I AGREE.
The women WOW! they are dancing their AZZZZZES off! Powerful!
Tears are streaming down my face ! I so wish I was there !
Pain in My Heart to Can't Turn You Loose......well that escalated quickly! lol!
WOW!
JUST... WOW!
Please let heaven be like this!
I just love this guy
Classic, perhaps the best twenty three minutes of television ever.
True statement!
Absolutely...I could scarcely believe my eyes and ears when I saw this for the first time. Interestingly, many people, from hearing him, assumed Chris was black. Otis: no doubt at all....The King.
I don't know how I managed to miss this when it was shown back in the 60s, but it was way before the era of being able to just press a button to see a repeat! Certainly the best live music show of that period.
Chris Farlowe is criminally underrated in the US. What an amazing voice.
Buick Le Sabre No idea what you are talking about.
Farlowe is no where near as lauded as Rod Stewart. As for you assesment of Stewart, I just cannot agree - "throaty" maybe, "forced" nope.
There were a lot of British singers who were content to stay on the continent and develop their careers with not much interest in America. I'm not sure if Farlowe ever performed in America. T.S McPhee, JoAnne Kelly, Duster Bennett and several others were either not interested in going across the Atlantic or were not managed properly enough to make the trip.
@@1blastman Chris did ...he was speaking to a black blues man who asked his name .When he said Chris Farlowe the guy said no the guy I know is black
This performance is a classic. To see Otis, Eric Burdon and Chris Farlowe sing together is a treat and this is a real dance party. Everyone is trying to keep up with the band and Otis.
He was the greatest soul singer of all time.
This is Macon soul, not Motown..
Timeless. What a singer and performer. The world lost a great talent when Otis passed on. This concert, the energy, the delivery, the presence is incredible.🎵.
R.I.P Mr Redding.
🙏❤️.x
Absolutely joyous from beginning to end. The finale just gives you goosebumps and makes you smile!
The best episode / show i have ever watched. Farlow & Burdon tried their best and was pretty good, but Otis was the Don and no one could touch him. Just pure genius.
To call Eric Burdon's vocals here 'pretty good' is incredibly crass.
Min 20 to the end is absolutely full pelt before it's time... love it🎶🎤😘
The britts knew long before we did that the greatest soul sing ever was the big o. Mr Otis redding. Long live the king!!!!
The Big O was one of the best. He died too young, he wasn't alive to see Dock of the Bay, become a#1 Cross Over Hit. He had jus got started.
@@patfitzpatrick4209 Totally agree. Made me become a musician.. Outstanding band started s whole new sound that Atlantic Records copied.For sure the most soulful voice!
I remember watching this, and then going to see the Stax tour when it came to Leicester in 1967. Didn't we have some great music. I've often wondered what Otis would have done later in his career. Such a sad loss. Thanks for putting this up.
Wow! This is a great find! Otis was definitely the best! Thanks so much for this fabulous upload :)
The Rolling Who. Otis you just took it to another level that cannot even be surpassed by the originals.
One of the all time greats,immortals!
The last song tho... On fire, way before my time, but WHAT a concert!!! The crowd is wild. SoulChaos
Otis and James Brown were my inspiration.
The sparks are literally flying off the set such is the electricity being generated . Never seen a concert quite like it.
How can you ever follow Otis.. that's how just go full in believe in yourself and have a little help.. smashed it.. respect you lucky people to be in this moment in time... I thought I was a raver.. Otis was doing it before I was a twinkle 😊 love you dad... CHAZ X
sat here watching this 49 years later and its still fookin great
+loopy twat I remember standing in my leather coat watching RSG waiting to get out on my Lambretta "The weekend starts here"
steve ascott I always had lambrettas ,never vespers ,,,,ride motorcycles now though
This takes me back. I think the Birmingham 'Mods' favoured Lambrettas (mine was a TV200) and the London Mods favoured Vespas. Don't know if this was right though. ... ride racing bikes now !!!!!
charlie drake sx200 for me,,,,vespas seemed a bit ugly lol
Phenomenal stuff! Otis Redding and Eric Burdon with Chris Farlowe on stage at the same time! Sandy Sarjeant is the key Go-Go girl! What is there to compare these days? Nothing. Feel the excitement!