Otis Redding, The Dock of the Bay - 31m 37s

Tracks & Durations

1. (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay	2:46
2. I Love You More Than Words Can Say	2:56
3. Let Me Come On Home	2:54
4. Open The Door	2:25
5. Don't Mess With Cupid	2:33
6. Glory Of Love	2:59
7. I'm Coming Home To See About You	3:03
8. Tramp	3:03
9. The Huckle-Buck	3:05
10. Nobody Knows You (When You're Down And Out)	3:10
11. Ole Man Trouble	2:35

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Review

Shortly after his breakthrough appearance at the Monterey Pop Festival, Otis Redding began talking of making a record that would be to soul music what Sgt. Pepper's was to rock. Sadly, "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay" was the only song he recorded for this project before his untimely death, and so The Dock of the Bay wound up being a mixed bag of non-LP singles and previously unreleased material. Of course, Redding was such an amazing singer that even a ragtag collection of his stuff is worth checking out, and this album certainly has its fair share of high points, including "Tramp," a sassy duet with Carla Thomas; the funky "Don't Mess with Cupid"; and the unbelievably poignant "Ole Man Trouble." --Dan Epstein

Other Versions

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The Dock of the Bay

Tracks: 11, Disk length: 31m 37s

The Dock of the Bay

Tracks: 11, Disk length: 31m 36s (-1m 59s)

The Dock of the Bay

Tracks: 11, Disk length: 30m 37s (-1m)

The Dock of the Bay

Tracks: 15 (+4 tracks), Disk length: 43m 26s (+11m 49s)

The Dock Of The Bay

Tracks: 20 (+9 tracks), Disk length: 57m 42s (+26m 5s)

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