[1] Otis Redding, with Steve Cooper, wrote the lyrics to “Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay” which he recorded three weeks before his death on Dec. 10, 1967.
Thanks for correcting my mistake. The fact I did not carefully check my facts does not make his music less amazing. I am sure you agree and I really am grateful for your correction.
Okay. Now I’m really impressed. I found you on Wikipedia. You are the real deal. By the way, I also love “Sweet Home Alabama” and “When a Man Loves a Woman”. I could go on and on with favorite artists and songs included in your background information. So — “Thanks for your contribution to music”!! Have a great week.
Otis Redding was killed on December 10, 1967, not on December 7, 1967…
Alan Walden
2003 Indcutee, Georgia Music Hall Of Fame
Co-Manager Otis Redding 1962-1967
Thanks for correcting my mistake. The fact I did not carefully check my facts does not make his music less amazing. I am sure you agree and I really am grateful for your correction.
Glad to help out and you have great taste in music! Rock On Otis Redding 2012 !!!!!
Alan Walden
2003 Indcutee, Georgia Music Hall Of Fame
Co-Manager Otis Redding 1962-1967
Okay. Now I’m really impressed. I found you on Wikipedia. You are the real deal. By the way, I also love “Sweet Home Alabama” and “When a Man Loves a Woman”. I could go on and on with favorite artists and songs included in your background information. So — “Thanks for your contribution to music”!! Have a great week.