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REDDING, OTIS – THE SOUL ALBUMThe Soul Album is Otis Reddings fourth studio LP, released in 1966 via Volt Records. It showcases Reddings signature blend of raw soul power and emotional nuance, backed by the legendary Booker T. & the MGs and the Memphis Horns. The album features a mix of original compositions and transformative covers, highlighting Reddings ability to make each song uniquely his own.

with "Caveman" opening with a brooding tempo and some really creepy initial vocal lines in the first few seconds that sets a particularly unnerving mood

But Aeroplanes Crash A1 Get Out Of My Way A2 First Aid A3 Word Factory A4 People Are Scared A5 Susan A6 I Don't Wanna Die A7 Everyday Life A8 Work•Rest•Play•Die Rats B1 Joe Public B2 Labels B3 When The Bomb Drops B4 Rats

A1 Wanna Be Manor A2 Urban Struggle A3 The Legend Of Pat Brown

after being out of print for 40 years

or perhaps even speed-metal

and a quality production really adds credit to the Brandt brothers’ total dedication

Learn to relax and be well

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James' employs audio generated electronically

Printed on red color vinyl

A1 Enough Space A2 This Is A Call A3 Winnebago A4 Wattershed A5 For All The Cows A6 Weenie Beenie A7 Butterflies A8 Big Me A9 My Poor Brain A10 Gas Chamber B1 Up In Arms B2 Good Grief B3 Alone & Easy Target B4 I'll Stick Around B5 Down In The Park (encore) B6 Exhausted (encore)

who wrote the music for three tracks on the album and performed on several (Stewart would go on to write the 1987 Fleetwood Mac hit "Seven Wonders")

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