Otis Redding SOUL ALBUM LP Clear With Red & Black Splatter Vinyl "It's always frightening what I

"It's always frightening what I think"

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Otis Redding SOUL ALBUM LP Clear With Red & Black Splatter Vinyl "It's always frightening what IPersonnel: Otis Redding (vocals); Andrew Love, Charles "Packy" Axton (tenor saxophone); Wayne Jackson (trumpet); Al Jackson Jr. (drums); Sammy Coleman. Recorded in November 1965, February & August 1966. Originally released on Volt (413). Digitally remastered by Bill Inglot and Dan Hersch (DigiPrep). The SOUL ALBUM is often overlooked when examining Redding's output. No singles were culled from its content, but this does not diminish the quality of the