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Originally Posted by vienna
Here is the same song recorded by two of the legends of soul. Sam Cooke's is the original 1964 track (unfortunately his last recording) and Otis Redding's is a cover he did a year later in 1965. The reason I posted both versions is because of previous discussions in this thread about drummers. The Cooke version has a good solid drum track, but lacks real feel; I haven't been able to determine who the drummer is, so, if anyone knows for sure, the info would be appreciated...
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I don't have the environment in the house right now to hear who he introduces in that (wild kids), but I'll be on the headphones here later in the day and can try and listen again. I have no clue if it'd be the same guy from the "Shake" sessions...
I also found this:
http://aln2.albumlinernotes.com/Port..._A_Legend.html
He is definitely one of my favorite singing voices, and I do believe this dude copies that style of singing rather well:
"inimitable" as some say...
'course, his drummer is usually a machine...
