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Articles tagged "otis redding" Sound AffectsGood Grief: Pop, Dialogue and Detroit Nativesby Diepiriye Kuku[24.Mar.09] :. Indeed, a people who feel unloved are capable of anything. A people who feel loved are capable of everything. Sound Affects“Zoom, I wish the world were truly happy”: Barack and the bluesby Diepiriye Kuku[24.Feb.09] :. In Grant park on the night of America’s victory in November 2008, Barack opened with: "It's been a long time coming, but tonight, because of what we did on this date in this election at this defining moment, change has come to America." It is my sincere hope that readers don’t miss that. Barack has a deep and personal understanding of this unique and complex American history. A cool, smooth, blues man has come to lead the nation.  Music DVD ReviewOtis Redding: Respect Live 1967by Bob Proehl[24.Feb.09] :. If Sam Cooke’s style is defined by a sort of grace and smoothness, Otis Redding’s feels more like that of a great force held in check, threatening to break loose.  Music ReviewOtis Redding: Live in London and Parisby Zeth Lundy[26.Sep.08] :. Commercially issued in their entirety for the first time, these live sets from March 1967 show Redding and Booker T. & the MGs at their incendiary best. PopMatters Pick Music ReviewOtis Redding: Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soulby Claudrena N. Harold[2.May.08] :. Essential listening for anyone interested in the artistic and emotional depth of American popular music, Redding’s Otis Blue is nothing short of spectacular.  Music DVD ReviewOtis Redding: Dreams To Remember [DVD]by Matthew A. Stern[4.Oct.07] :. Dreams to Remember: The Legacy of Otis Redding adds a personal, heartwarming touch to what is now oft' told musical lore. Fabled soul-music label gets 50th anniversary relaunchby Chris Riemenschneider [Star Tribune (Minneapolis) (MCT)][30.Jul.07] :. By the time Otis Redding gets to the first “you-oooo” in “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now),” you know it’s there. You can feel it anytime those first... Soulsville (2003)by Jonathan Kiefer[1.May.03] :. Director Bob Sarles has an aficionado's affection for these musicians, and he lets them speak and sing and play for themselves. |
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