NOT ENOUGH TIME! | Otis Redding - (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay (Official Music Video)(REACTION!)
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one advantage to being "old/older " .........you already know all the coolest music........
We certainly do!.
Don’t we, now!
Yup
Yup...when I listen to reactions, my boldness turns into Blessings, cuz we had the best!
Oldness
Bill Withers: Ain't no sunshine
Great live performance , the drummer felling it ... ua-cam.com/video/CICIOJqEb5c/v-deo.html
a million yeses!!
YES!!!
Oh yeah! Bill Withers! ain't no sunshine
Whistling at the end always gets me, because there was supposed to be lyrics but he died before he could finish this song. RIP
Chilling indeed.
Never knew that, but, as a young child in the 60's, I loved the song for the whistle
Wow I never knew that!
I'm another one that never knew that. Thanks for passing that on.
Waylon Jennings was almost on that list,but he traded places with the big bopper.
Also on that plane was Buddy Holly,and Ritchie Valens.
When my daughter, Faith, was two months old, we were driving home from my dad's house and she was just screaming and crying in the backseat. My husband made me a mix CD and I put it in. This song came on and the minute he started singing she stopped crying and started cooing. I played this song all the way home and she was completely content. She passed away from SIDS a couple of weeks after this. So this song has a special place in my heart and Otis Redding is one of my favorites now. God bless.
i can understand why your daughter relaxed to this song. So sorry for your loss.
A good memory of young Faith. 🙏
I'm so sorry to hear that. Bless you!
So sorry!!!😔 love and blessings to you.😊🥰💕🙏
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This song...this song...it was recorded and technically not even finished when he went to play his show in Madison, Wisconsin...he had planned to return to it after a few shows...this was released posthumously after his death...he was only 26 and accomplished so damn much...
That’s why the whistle is the last part . He had already passed away prior to its completion . They had to figure it out. It adds such depth .
Whatttt?!?! Released posthumously? Died at 26? I did NOT know that. Wow! Just chills!!!
@@carolmetzler1476 Did not know that. Omg. I will never hear this song the same again!!!
Check out "Try a little tenderness". Great song.
@Ce Ha what an awesome version and an amazing movie
YES!!!!
Anything by Otis is pure gold. This song is timeless, but doesn't show his raw power. Check out some of his live material, the man was a true force of nature.
Otis Redding: one of the great ones
"Try a Little Tenderness", "These Arms" and "I've Been Loving You Too Long" are other great songs from him. This song was his greatest hit but it wasn't released until after his death.
Try a Little Tenderness from Otis Redding, then do it from Three Dog Night!
Yessss! These Arms is my fav💓
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If those songs don't give ya goosebumps nothing will but I love me some Love Man and Hard to Handle, too.
Released three days after his death. And that whistling part, because he wasn't alive to finish it. So sad. Listen to more Otis. He'll become one of your favorites.
His voice..."Oooooo" - yes, really. RIP Otis. You had so much to give. He died in a plane crash aged only 27. This record came out after his death, so he never knew how successful and iconic it became.
The 27 club
He was 26.
He knows...
Let's all remember who died in plane crashes...
I remember Patsy Cline, Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper, most of Lynyrd Skynard, Richie Valens, Aaliyah, Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Denver, Jim Croce,
Ricky Nelson, Randy Rhoads
Glenn Miller from the Orchestra days died in a plane crash.
@@johngammon7891 didn't know that 😔
Bill Graham,famous rock promoter. He brought us the day on the green concert with Lynyrd Skynyrd freebird live is from this show.
Sad great artist
love the old school singers...take a listen to Percy Sledge
When A Man Loves A Woman.
@@marinamartinez6886 or These Arms of Mine
Oooooo, Percy Percy Percy
Omg yes please do Tell it like it is by Percy Sledge
Another great oldie Sam Cooke ... "Another Saturday night" or "you send me" ... all the greats are going fast .. gotta show them the love for being Pioneers !!
I also like Twisting The Night Away. Rod Stewart does a great cover of the song because Sam was one of his favorite singers and influences.
@Herbert Norkus excellent song !!
Love Sam Cooke
Otis had his own band, the Bar-Kay’s. He started out of Georgia. The Temps were with Motown- Otis was with Muscle Shoals Recods in Alabama. He wrote Respect which Aretha made her own. He was a dynamic performer who died in a plane crash at age 26.
I was blessed to see him at the Monterey Pop Fest six months before he passed. There’s great video on YT of that performance!
Karen Nyere Holy crap. You are so lucky! I watch that video pretty much every day. The best.
Otis recorded a bit at Muscle Shoals, but he was known primarily as a Stax Records artist, in Memphis, TN.
ROCK ON Monterey Fest!!
Sooo Grateful I was Born in '69... Between the 'Fest, Woodstock AND Everything else--I wouldn't have Made It through the late 60's/early 70's ((hell... I BARELY Made through the Late '80s!))
Thank you, Karen -- I know a song or two by the Bar-Kays - never knew Otis was a part of that group!
Karen Nyere what a time that must have been. Don’t you love that these kids are helping us remember better days? Beautiful song.
OMG! I love Otis♥️ such a tragic loss to the world & music industry. Gone way too soon. Can’t even imagine what he would have been capable of if things wouldn’t have ended that way 💖
Change the battery in your smoke alarm.
Thank gosh someone else said it! Someone send him batteries darn it!! 🤣🤣🤷🏻♀️
Please 🤣 The beeps are getting closer together too!! Change your batteries today!! 🔋 🔋
LOL! I wanted to say that too!
@@kimmy2762 im betting the next opening day he will get a ton of Bat-tree's or a new detector.
And here I thought I was mine,I even checked the batteries.thanks Mr video, mine is working.🇨🇦😀
Vibe app installed, time to listen to Dobie Gray "Drift Away" 😊
Along with "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay", I love Dobie Gray "Drift Away", Drifters "Under The Boardwalk, Bill Withers "Lean on Me" Ben E King " Stand By Me". This old woman loves these old tunes. Many more but these are hands down my favorites. As a music lover, Drift Away, is my favorite. :)
For me the meaning of "nothing to live for and heading to the Frisco Bay" was a turning point for him. Now he realizes the beauty of life and is just sitting on the dock of the bay enjoying his new perspective. Its hard to listen to this song and not just admire the awesomeness that life provides. There is only high because there is low.
I can't do what ten people tell me to do
So I guess I'll remain the same, yes
Sittin' here resting my bones
And this loneliness won't leave me alone
It's two thousand miles I roamed
Just to make this dock my home
We all got lost year(s) Otis! But that's ok too :)
Try his masterpiece, "Ain't No Sunshine."
He didn't sing that one
Yep, major brain freeze on my part. Thanks for the correction.
@@fractaljack210 Bill Withers is who your thinking of
MR VIDEO ......BILL WITHERS
USE ME
LEAN ON ME
AINT NO SUNSHINE
GRANDMAS HANDS
Any of these will be received with plenty of views and appreciation
@@azazel5142 oh my god yes, Grandma’s Hands!
Otis, Sam Cooke, Brooke Benton, Clarence Carter, Wilson Pickett, Etta James, Dinah Washington, Percy Sledge, Solomon Burke, Jackie Wilson, Al Green, Marvin Gaye, Barry White, Bill Withers ....love these singers. No one today can compare.
One of my top 5 favorite songs. My kids like it too. Check out another one of my faves. Van Morrison’s Into The Mystic. 💚✌️😎👍
Yes!!!😊🥰
YES!!!
Into the mystic is the bomb!!
Yes!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Just the best... Veronica UK x
Dock of the Bay is one of his most iconic songs.
Another great song from Otis Redding is Dreams To Remember.
Otis Redding was a Soul music pioneer in the 1950s and 1960s. Redding was very close to becoming a crossover Rock music star at the time of his death in a plane crash in 1967. Reportedly, the plane made an emergency water landing, and everyone got out of the plane, but most of the passengers froze to death in the icy cold waters in the Winter, waiting to be rescued.
There are a handful of syndicated TV performances by Otis Redding available for viewing here on UA-cam. He also was a featured performer at the 1967 Monterey Pop Music Festival, which was his his first performance before a primarily white audience, what he referred to as "the Love Crowd". Otis Redding's performance highlights are part of the concert film, "Monterey Pop".
I'm glad you asked Siri if he was still alive. Many of the songs you react to are from artists that are older or no longer with is. There is history in music behind every song. Music brings the generations together. Music appreciation is what you pass down to your sons. Music represents moments in time. Those moments can be current or memories from our youth. Music connects us to so many things.
I'm so glad I found this truth when I did. Well said.
Jackie Wilson “your love keeps lifting me higher and higher!”
I was watching TV live when his body was pulled from the water. It showed a close up of him. He had a complete look of peace on his face and simply appeared to be asleep. That image is frozen in my mind. I loved him and believe he is singing in heaven. He was a great singer.
Otis Redding....the best of the best! So many great ones before his untimely death. Such an awesome artist. Love him!!!
R.I.P. OTIS, HE WAS A DIAMOND, I used to listen to this song on cassette, while i was fishing in the Detroit River, this was my fishing song, COUSIN FIGEL
Love his voice. Gives me chills everytime. This song will never die.
Otis Ray Redding Jr. (September 9, 1941 - December 10, 1967) was an American singer and songwriter. He is regarded as one of the greatest singer-songwriters ...
Discography · Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings... · The History of Otis Redding...
We lost Otis way too soon. He was such a soulful artist. You really should check out a live version of him doing "Try A Little Tenderness" The Monterey Pop Live version is killer.
He wrote Respect by Aretha Franklin. Otis is from my hometown Macon, Georgia.
This is his last recorded song and he never knew it hit #1.
He was a good dude. His wife never remarried even though he died when they were young. He left 3 wonderful children. He died in a plane crash.
Forest Park is my hometown and I spent so much time in Macon during the Allman Brothers years. I still go through a few times a year and always make a day of it. H&H, Rosehill and the big house. Your hometown is a wonderful place!
One of the best songs ever!!!!! I am 59 years old and I still listen to this song!!!!! It’s FIRE 🔥
I can't define greatness, but it is instantly recognisable, and everlasting! I remember this on ToP's, in the UK, just after he passed. Try everything Stax, a legendary label.
Your expression when he started whistling......PRICELESS!
RIP Otis RIP. Beautiful soul.
oh man, this song is one of the greatest pieces of music I've ever had the pleasure of hearing. I've loved this one since I was knee high to a grasshopper.
Otis Redding Live at the Apollo is incredible listening, his voice & the audiences reaction are off the charts.
In your own unique way, you are keeping all of those amazing artists who have passed on, alive for all of us. The greatest gift is the legacy of music that will last forever.
I loved listening to Otis Redding. Grew up listening to his voice. Beautiful voice!
Checking in. Great song by Otis. Close your eyes and listen and see what you picture while you listen. Otis' voice is smooth
I have to stop by and check your vids and have a laugh.
Sometimes I'll have a couple of beers and drop some tears listening to this song.
This is one of the greatest songs of the 20th century...and it almost never came to be. Otis Redding was heading out on a four day tour and made a stop at his record company to sign some papers. His producer suggested that since there was a studio available, that he should do a "working track" of his new song. He went in and sang it straight through beginning to end...one take. Then left for the airport and his charted plane. Four days later, he was killed when that plane crashed. A one take masterpiece!
Otis Redding co-wrote (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay with guitarist Steve Cropper and recorded it in late 1967. Otis Redding died in a plane crash only a few days after recording this song (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay. Steve Cropper mixed "Dock of the Bay" at Stax Studios in 1968. He added the sound of seagulls and waves crashing to the background, as Redding had requested, recalling the sounds he heard when he was staying on the houseboat. The song was released in 1968, becoming the first posthumous single to hit number 1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 charts.
This song is 53 years old! RIP Otis
Gone too soon, glad he left us this gem of a song. Heaven has one hell of a band.🎼🎶🎤😎
RIP TO Legendary Soul Singer Otis Redding. 1941-1967.
I've always thought Otis Redding had a very sexy voice. Love him.
One of the best, soulful voices ever!
The King of Soul himself...so love this song. Lost this very talented young man too soon. "There is beauty in simplicity, whether you are talking about architecture, art or music." That was his take on making good (for the) soul music and most likely why he's still winning awards in the 2000s...you just brought back so many memories and made my whole day man, thank you xoxo.
Yesss broooo. More Otis and then you HAVE to do Sam Cooke. Start with Change is gonna come, then do Bring in on Home to me. Otis and Sam are my Yin and Yang of soul. The PERFECT balance. Sam smoother than hell and Otis rough around the edges and both passing tragically young. Diiiiiive in bruuuuuh!!!!
Respect.
You should see him LIVE. That man knew how to work a crowd.
Otis Redding - I've Been Loving You Too Long - Live Monterey Pop Festival - 1967
Overthinking it. Always took this song to be about "centering", that moment when all the chaos calms down and we feel like ourselves again, not being tossed around like in a tornado.
Otis Redding had a smooth voice 💗. Tried getting reactors to do Dock of the Bay but you're the first. Enjoy this beautiful song 🤗🙌. I think it's reflection of wanting normalcy of home and family so far away but stuck with what he has to contractually complete 😓
I love this song 🎵 when younger people hear the older music they realize how great it was and still is...
Otis was one of the smoothest M/F's there ever was.
gone way to soon but never forgotten by his millions of fans!
I'm a 17 year old white boy, and I was raised on this song. Otitis is the goat.
This song was Mr. Redding's farewell. God bless you Otis.
Hey ur bird keeps chirping....feed it a battery ✌️
Love this song! I think it's just about being far from home, a lone person in a big world, trying to get by. 👍
Otis Redding has always been one of my favorite singers...These arms of mine, I've been Loving you too Long ,Try a Little Tenderness
Late one night Otis called his songwriting partner guitarist Steve Cropper and was super excited and said "this song will become my first #1 hit!" Steve was like "ok sounds good but can we talk about it in the studio tomorrow? It's in the middle of the night now!" Well it turned out that Otis in fact was right the song did reach #1 at Billboard but unfortunately he never got the chance to experience it. Otis died in a plane chrash before the song was released.
Mr. Redding is above all others in music for me. Listening to him taught me not only what is to feel deeply when you hear music, but also what it is to bleed music into every note you sing, every word you record.
I love you man, but replace those smoke alarm batteries :)
That's what I'm saying!😂✌️
Otis Redding’s voice gives me chills every time!
Anytime this southern boy sang, his soul came rose to the top.
So hard to believe he was only 24 when he passed. I’m about to turn 24 and have no idea how someone that young can have a voice that powerful. He didn’t even get to hear the finished version of this song..Otis Redding forever.
Aaah... one of my all-time-favorite voices. Poor us that we didn't get more of him...
Otis Williams started the Temptations first known as Otis Williams and the Distants. This Otis had a backing band called The Bark kays. This one packed a lot of life in his 27 short years.
He is one of the few artists that did not get beat the record companies...he owned all his stuff.
So beautiful!...honey you gots to hear him sing " Hard to Handle"...its wild and right up your alley...a band redid it...pretty damn good...the Black Crowes...hard to handle.
Every time I hear this, it's like the first time. He has a unique voice and he carries you away with this song. Love it!
This song actually came out after his death. The plane went down in bad weather when he was trying to get to a show he was performing at. In his short life, he made a major impact on the music industry. Listen to “These Arms of Mine” and “Try a Little Tenderness”. You won’t regret it.
How do people not know one of the greatest singers of all time.
Otis Redding was not a member of the Temptations. That was Otis Williams. 2 minutes with Google answers a lot of questions.
I love how you dissect songs. Tells us so much about you. ❤️
Maybe Mr. Video is doing true reactions based on his understanding of the artists without doing preliminary research online. Mistakes might occur but I think it makes for a more authentic experience for us, the viewers.
Otis Redding’s greatest hits tape (yes a tape), was ALWAYS in my mom’s car as a kid. I knew this song by heart by the time I was 3, lol. ✌️💗😊
Otis Redding + Mr. Video reaction = a great way to wake up in the morning!!
When Otis laid down the vocals for this, the last verse wasn't written yet so he just whistled it and was going to add it in later but tragically he passed away before he could record it so the song was released as is. Otis was the man! You should check out "Try a Little Tenderness"
"Animal house", it's a movie. With one of the Blues Brothers acting and Otis Redding singing. Just to chill..
This is a song you listen to when you are at the lake ..... something spiritual about it.....when you sit alone and ponder life.
I was a young teenager new to Toronto from a small town on the east coast of Canada and I remember listening to this I had a tiny little radio in the room I rented and I remember hearing this over and over again on the radio and I did not know till recently he had already passed when it was released❤❤❤❤ two of my favorite songs by him are I've been loving you too long and I've got Dreams to Remember besides the obvious Sitting on the Dock of the Bay❤❤❤
Bro saw the pain and hurt in your face as this deep song affected you a bit this is what great music is designed to do, awesome stuff, real.
My mother had this album, so I been listening to this album almost all my life, when she passed away I got her records thx mom...♡
No Otis Redding was never a Temptation. Otis Williams is a Temptation.
A Change Is Gonna Come is one of my favorites. There are so many good songs. 1969 Woodstock - Freedom. His songs are relevant for today.
Otis Redding was a solo singer out of Georgia. Otis Williams is a group member of The Temptations.
Yes this song.....My pops jam and I was there when he passed.He never raised me but I was raised in the hood. My mom was white.This is our jam RIP pops
Firstly, I squealed when I saw that picture of Elvis on your wall. Elvis fan for life! Otis was a great artist, great song and like a lot of them, taken from us too soon.
That's why I love watching your videos - that pure emotion of sadness and empathy on your face. You're good people. Hugs.
'These Arms' is my favourite song of Otis's but they are all masterpieces. Love this era. Must've been here before.
So many great songs to choose from this man! Please take a listen to "Cigarettes And Coffee", it drips and pouring out 'soul'...
One of my all time favorite songs. Otis Redding was the real deal.
Ottis redding "lovers prayer" will knock your socks off.
More Otis! He is awesome. I remember when I first learned how young he was when he died. He sounded like a much older guy (in a good way).
As for planes, these folks travel a shit ton, in all sorts of private and commercial aircraft. It is bound to happen from time to time.
Oh my Mr. Video, this is classic Otis Redding. The reason why he whistles at the end of the song is because the last part of the song was not written yet. Thanks for this.
He came from the bible belt, Georgia, in the Sixties...to San Francisco which was exploding as THE place to be 1967. Free love. Flower power. Culture shock.
My son and his gf live in SF and did a surreal cover to this. You are more than welcome to react to it. Will post the link soon.
His band was and is the ever so Funky..... BAR-KAYS! You should react to their hit, "Freakshow On The Dancefloor" or "Hit & Run". Otis' "Try A Little Tenderness - Live" always takes the heart somewhere else!
One of my favorite songs ever that I sing and whistle when I am alone around the house. He's feeling like me, I identify!!!
Man, Otis put them all to shame. He was THE VOICE and he was just beginning to break into the big time when he died. Find a copy of his performance at the Monterrey Pop Festival, it's TOTAL FIRE..A CONFLAGRATION...ABSOLUTELY SMOKING.
You didn't just hear him sing, you felt what he sang and he owned the blues.
Otis was an amazing singer. If you want to see a live performance then check out him singing ' I've Been Loving You Too Long' at Monterey Pop.
What a gem of a song! Didn´t know about it, so looks like we discovered this one together. And I tell you something- I´m 47 years old, but haven´t been on a flight all my life. Not that I was scared, it somehow just never happened. R.I.P. Otis.