I pray for the souls of Mr. Donald "Duck" Dunn.
ＦＢで鮫島 秀樹さんに教えてもらいました。
ここでも、ブルース・ブラザースなどでも、何度か取り上げたブッカー・T&ザ・MG's のドナルド・ダック・ダン さんが東京でお亡くなりになりました。
ご冥福をお祈りいたします。
素晴らしい音楽をありがとうございました。
I pray for the souls of Mr. Donald "Duck" Dunn.
I was happy to be able to listen to your music.
Otis Redding - Satisfaction (Live - Stax-Volt Tour 1966)
DigitalMeltd0wn さんが 2010/07/29 にアップロード
Otis Redding performing an absolutely blistering cover of the Rolling Stone's classic "Satisfaction" during the Stax-Volt European Tour in 1966.
Fortunately he is backed by Booker T. and the MGs, the legendary Stax house band, in this video. I believe that Booker T. is playing the organ in this video, rather than piano. In addition to Booker T. there is Donald "Duck" Dunn delivering the wicked bass lines, Steve Cropper on guitar, Al Jackson Jr. on the drums, as well as the Memphis Horns.
I can't think of too many examples of an artist covering a song and truly making it their own. Both Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have even acknowledged that Redding's version was superior to their own. This marked the first time that a European audience was introduced to the gritty world of Memphis soul, and it is obvious from their reaction.
ここでも、ブルース・ブラザースなどでも、何度か取り上げたブッカー・T&ザ・MG's のドナルド・ダック・ダン さんが東京でお亡くなりになりました。
ご冥福をお祈りいたします。
素晴らしい音楽をありがとうございました。
I pray for the souls of Mr. Donald "Duck" Dunn.
I was happy to be able to listen to your music.
Otis Redding - Satisfaction (Live - Stax-Volt Tour 1966)
DigitalMeltd0wn さんが 2010/07/29 にアップロード
Otis Redding performing an absolutely blistering cover of the Rolling Stone's classic "Satisfaction" during the Stax-Volt European Tour in 1966.
Fortunately he is backed by Booker T. and the MGs, the legendary Stax house band, in this video. I believe that Booker T. is playing the organ in this video, rather than piano. In addition to Booker T. there is Donald "Duck" Dunn delivering the wicked bass lines, Steve Cropper on guitar, Al Jackson Jr. on the drums, as well as the Memphis Horns.
I can't think of too many examples of an artist covering a song and truly making it their own. Both Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have even acknowledged that Redding's version was superior to their own. This marked the first time that a European audience was introduced to the gritty world of Memphis soul, and it is obvious from their reaction.