Various Sources 1967
Otis was truly an electrifying performer with tremendous stage presence and he was/is arguably the greatest male vocalist of all time in the soul/r&b genre.
Also, before anyone asks, the title is not a typo. Soupçon (pronounced sup'son') is a french word meaning "a little bit" or "small amount".
01. Your One & Only Man
02. Pain In My Heart
03. These Arms Of Mine
04. I Can't Turn You Loose
05. A Hard Days Night
06. Satisfaction
07. My Girl
08. Respect
09. Pain In My Heart
10. I Can't Turn You Loose
11. Shake
12. Land Of 1000 Dances
13. Try A Little Tenderness
14. Day Tripper
15. Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song)
16. My Girl
17. Shake
18. I've Been Loving You Too Long
19. Satisfaction
20. Try A Little Tenderness
Tracks 1-5: are from the Whisky A Go Go shows recorded April 8 -10, 1966. They appear on the officially released "Good To Me" with different track editing.
Tracks 6-12: are from Otis' appearance on Ready Steady Go! September 16, 1966. "Shake" and "Land of 1000 Dances" feature Eric Burdon (of the Animals) and Chris Farlowe singing with Otis.
Track 13 is from the Oslo, Norway concert recorded April 7, 1967.
Tracks 14-20 may very well be from Stockholm, Sweden. However, if they are, they are from April 6, 1967 and not June 4, 1967. The Stax/Volt Revue was in Europe from mid-March to early April 1967. Additionally, Otis was in Stockholm on April 6, 1967 as verified by the DVD "Dreams To Remember." The dates were likely misinterpreted when they were written as 4/6/67 or 6/4/67 as these can both refer to April 6 depending on which side of the pond you are from.
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I have spent a long time researching this bootleg. The dates
RispondiEliminacommonly circulated with it are incorrect. This is what I have found
to be accurate:
Tracks 1-5 are from the Whisky A Go Go shows recorded April 8
-10, 1966. They appear on the officially released "Good To Me"
with different track editing.
Tracks 6-12 are from Otis' appearance on Ready Steady Go!
September 16, 1966. "Shake" and "Land of 1000 Dances" feature
Eric Burdon (of the Animals) and Chris Farlowe singing with Otis.
Track 13 is from the Oslo, Norway concert recorded April 7, 1967.
It is the same performance that can be seen on the DVDs
"Remembering Otis" and "Stax/Volt Revue: Live In Norway."
Tracks 14-20 may very well be from Stockholm, Sweden (I can't
verify this). However, if they are, they are from April 6, 1967 and
not June 4, 1967. The Stax/Volt Revue was in Europe from mid-
March to early April 1967. Additionally, Otis was in Stockholm on
April 6, 1967 as verified by the DVD "Dreams To Remember." The
dates were likely misinterpreted when they were written as 4/6/67 or
6/4/67 as these can both refer to April 6 depending on which side of
the pond you are from.
I've been trying to spread this correct information for this release so it
stops circulating with the incorrect information.
Awesome site.
RispondiEliminaMany thanks for your great & varied taste in music, and all your hard work!
Otis, you will forever rock my flucking socks off and cut straight into my heart with your vocals. The best. Thanks for this upload!
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