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Otis Redding - Shake (1965) Sam Cooke from: "Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soul" (LP)

Soul | Southern Soul | Memphis Soul | Sam Cooke Cover

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Personnel: Otis Redding: Vocals Booker T. Jones: Keyboards Isaac Hayes: Piano Steve Cropper: Guitar Donald "Duck" Dunn: Bass Al Jackson Jr.: Drums

Wayne Jackson: Trumpet Gene "Bowlegs" Miller: Trumpet Andrew Love: Tenor Saxophone Floyd Newman: Baritone Saxophone

Produced by Jim Stewart / Steve Cropper

Album Recorded: @ The Stax Recording Studios in Memphis, Tennessee USA "Otis Blue" was recorded in the span of 24 hours from July 9 to 10, 1965

Album Released: on September 15, 1965 Volt Records

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Colette Kelly - City of Fools (1969)

Colette Kelly was a member of numerous groups before and after this 45, which was her only solo recording. Recorded for Volt records, it really sounds more like an uptown soul song than Memphis soul. For good reason that it's beloved by the Northern soul crowd.

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Otis Redding - Come To Me (1965)

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PopArt 2021 - Pop Art by Peter Tschirky - Switzerland - 2021 (84x118cm)

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Rufus Thomas and Janis Joplin backstage at the Stax/Volt Records Christmas party “Yuletide Thing” at the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis on December 20, 1968. 

Photos by Don Paulsen

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