Otis Redding
“The Very Best of Otis Redding,
Vol. 2”
Rhino Records
Grade: A ^
When Otis Redding’s plane
plunged into the icy waters of Lake
Monoma on Dec. 10, 1967, the
musical world lost one of its most
valuable assets and one of its most
timeless talents.
Otis Redding, who is most widely
known for “(Sittin’ On) The Dock
of the Bay,” was, first and fore
most, a showman. When he took
the stage or stepped behind a studio
microphone, he was there for the
fans. But what made him truly great
was his ability to relate that love for
his fans through the often heart
wrenching and suspenseful words
and music he created.
Now, nearly 30 years after his
death, Rhino Records has released
the second volume of Otis
Redding’s “Very Best of...” col
lection.
The true challenge in creating a
greatest hits compilation lies in se
lecting not only the tunes that fans
will remember, but also the ones
that mean the most to the artists
who performed them.
And Rhino Records has done
just that in both volumes of “The
Very Best of Otis Redding,” pro
viding a thoroughly satisfying mix
of familiar tunes and soulful bal
lads.
Every song in this compilation
displays a different side of
Redding’s personality and a differ
ent batch of musical influences to
go along with it.
“That’s What My Heart Needs”
opens the album with a desperate
cry to a lost love, and it is followed
by a series of songs in which
Redding explores the intricacies of
love as no other artist can.
“Hard to Handle” reveals a con
fident, even boasting, Redding, tell
ing the object of his desire just how
wonderful he is, while “I Love You
More Than Words Can Say” is a
soft and sentimental plea to a loved
one whom he cannot live without.
Covers of songs by artists as
varied as Sam Cooke (“Change
Gonna Come”), the Beatles (“Day
Tripper”) and James Brown
(“Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag”)
show that Otis was more than a
performer of music, he was a lover
of it in all shapes and forms.
The raw and unsystematic ap
proach Redding used in his perfor
mances is another aspect of his leg
endary status that deserves men
tioning. His gravelly voice, liable
to spring into a shout at any given
moment, and the unrelentingmusi
cians with which Redding sur
rounded himself served only to in
crease the emotional bankroll he
put on the table every time he per
formed.
Otis Redding’s music remains
today as a testimony to his nick
name, “the King of Soul,” and as an
unattainable mark for which subse
quent musicianscan aim. Congratu
lations to the people at Rhino for
putting together a compilation that
helps to show why.
—Jeff Randall
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