The final studio album by Otis Redding was released posthumously on Feb. 23, 1968. "The Dock of the Bay" is reported as Redding’s largest-selling album worldwide.

But boy am I glad that Goldenvoice brought him back for his first Stagecoach set since 2015. Simpson delivered a jam-filled performance Saturday night on the Mane Stage, with the Kentucky native ...

Photographs, album covers and guitars hang on the wall, but his most cherished possession is a framed 10-year-old poster from Stax Museum's tribute to Otis Redding Jr. on the 40-year anniversary ...

Hip-hop polymath ASAP Rocky is riding high following the release of his latest opus, Testing. This week, Rocky appeared on triple J’s Like a Version, where he showed off his talents as both a ...

Otis Redding’s 1965 classic Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul gets a fresh lease on life with Rhino Records’ Reserve series reissue. If you want a sense of just how pricey original copies are, take a ...

And it’s the one song that casual Redding fans might wonder why it doesn’t appear on the new “Otis Redding: Live on the Sunset Strip” album being released Tuesday.

The Soul Album comes to a close with “634-5789,” courtesy of Floyd and Cropper. It’s another peppy track, with Redding’s gravelly voice creating some rougher edges.

Late Soul Legend Otis Redding Recorded His Groundbreaking Otis Blue Album In A Day As He Attempted To Capitalise On His Breakthrough Success In The Early 1960s.