Complete & Unbelievable...The Otis Redding Dictionary Of Soul Vinyl Record
Ton of joy.
When it comes to soul, there's no better guide than Otis Redding. Critic Jon Landau described this 1966 album as "the finest record ever to come out of Memphis and certainly the best example of modern soul ever recorded." It'll take you through the ins and outs of one of music's most important artists (in both stereo and original mono versions). Featuring guest performances by Booker T. & the MG's, the Memphis Horns and Isaac Hayes, this album is the fast track to appreciating the best of the best in American soul music.
- One 12” LP
- 180 g vinyl
- 12 tracks
- 36:15 run time
- Originally released in 1966
Disc 1
Side A
- Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song) (mono)
- I'm Sick Y'all (mono)
- Tennessee Waltz (mono)
- Sweet Lorene (mono)
- Try A Little Tenderness (mono)
- Day TripperWritten (mono)
Side B
- My Lover's Prayer (mono)
- She Put The Hurt On Me (mono)
- Ton Of Joy (mono)
- You're Still My Baby (mono)
- Hawg For You (mono)
- Love Have Mercy (mono)
Disc 2
Side C
- Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song) (stereo)
- I'm Sick Y'all (stereo)
- Tennessee Waltz (stereo)
- Sweet Lorene (stereo)
- Try A Little Tenderness (stereo)
- Day TripperWritten (stereo)
Side D
- My Lover's Prayer (stereo)
- She Put The Hurt On Me (stereo)
- Ton Of Joy (stereo)
- You're Still My Baby (stereo)
- Hawg For You (stereo)
- Love Have Mercy (stereo)
Bonus 7" Single
- Try A Little Tenderness
- I'm Sick Y'all