Otis Redding Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul (Vinyl) 09/04/2020 having been recorded with a

having been recorded with a choir and orchestra totaling forty-five people in the studio

exploratory songwriting of George Harrison's early solo efforts and his later

Creek arrived like a thief in the night with it's lo-fi

resulting in a somewhat more sensitive approach than one might expected from a band whose hard-core following are skate-punks and drunken frat-boys

Kelela Guitar – Graham Coxon Vocals [Additional] – The Humanz 3:22 B3 Charger Engineer [Additional] – Samuel Egglenton Featuring – Grace Jones 3:35 B4 Interlude: Elevator Going Up Narrator – Ben Mendelsohn 0:02 B5 Andromeda Featuring – D

Otis Redding Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul (Vinyl) 09/04/2020 having been recorded with aConsidered by many soul connoisseurs to be Otis Redding's finest and most fully realized LP, 1966's Otis Blue delivers a compelling encapsulation of all of the qualities that made Redding the greatest soul performer of his era. In addition to the artist's self penned classics "Respect" and "I've Been Loving You Too Long," Otis Blue spotlights the artist's peerless interpretive skills, as he puts his dynamic stamp upon such iconic tunes as the Rolling