Otis Redding
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Al Green’s ‘Timekeeper’ on How He Gave Southern Soul Its Funky Heartbeat
Howard Grimes' drum grooves helped form the foundation for Hi Records' Seventies masterpieces. In a recent memoir, the career sideman to Green and many more tells his own story
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Jason Isbell to Sing R.E.M., Otis Redding on ‘Georgia Blue’ Covers Album
Project was recorded to celebrate Joe Biden's win in the state and includes appearances by Brittney Spencer, Brandi Carlile, and Steve Gorman
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Anthony Hamilton Previews New Album With Heartbroken Ballad ‘You Made a Fool of Me’
R&B singer worked with Jermaine Dupri on his latest single
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How the Otis Redding Music Camp Is Flourishing in a Pandemic
Black Pumas' donation of 30 guitars is the latest in a long line of philanthropic efforts to educate musically inclined teens on the music industry
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16-Hour Jazz Foundation Charity Livestream Tells History of Black Live Music in America
Tune in for classic performances by Alicia Keys, Aretha Franklin, B.B. King, Beyoncé, Bill Withers, Billie Holiday, Chance the Rapper, Little Richard, Kendrick Lamar, Sister Rosetta Tharpe and more
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‘Separate and Unequal’: How ‘Pop’ Music Holds Black Artists Back
The music industry is debating the term "urban," but the "pop" category often helps prop up white artists at the expense of the black artists who inspire them
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Hear Sting Cover Otis Redding’s ‘(Sittin’ On) the Dock of the Bay’
Song marks first installment of Alzheimer's Association's "Music Moments" project
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Massive Stax Records Box Set to Include Every 1968 Single Label Released
Collection features songs by Otis Redding, the Staple Singers, Isaac Hayes
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Watch Sammy Hagar, Bob Weir, Taj Mahal, Chad Smith Play Otis Redding Classic
Don Was, Eddie Money, Kevin Cronin and more take part in fifth annual Acoustic-4-a-Cure benefit concert in San Francisco
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Flashback: Hear Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson’s Stark ‘(Sittin’ on) the Dock of the Bay’
Fifty years to the day Otis Redding had his posthumous Number One pop hit, we look back at the 1982 country version
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