Otis Redding - The Dock Of The Bay (Sittin On) (Completed)

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Occitane53

Published on 14 Jan 2022 / In R&B / Soul

Song co-written by soul singer Otis Redding and guitarist Steve Cropper (Booker T. & the M.G.'s).
It was recorded in 1967, just three days before his death in a plane crash on December 10, 1967.

9 Comments

TitoOrquesta 3 years ago

do you need the saxophone track?
invite me Thank you good music

Bill 4 years ago

Occitane53 Thank you for the invitation. Drums are done. - Bill

Occitane53 4 years ago

Drums in BT no more. Sorry for the delay, not usual for me but important matters required my attention. Appreciate the drums and your participation. Thanks !

MrCGuitarTab 4 years ago

Thanks for the invite Occitane unfortunately I will have to pass as i don't have much time to record at the moment but hopefully we can do something in the near future cheers MikeC

CyberBass 4 years ago

Occitane53 i see you have bass well covered so I will pass.

Occitane53 4 years ago

To be honest, I have an unease feeling, not excusing that I am fairly new here, I didn't expect to get this result from among the best bass players. I do apologize and will restrain my request at one at a time per track in the future. Thanks for understanding, looking forward to the next one.

CyberBass 4 years ago

@Occitane53 : no worries friend. I’m sure we will cross paths eventually!

Rick 4 years ago

Left a track for you...seem to synch around -.145 and did save a mix. Use if it works, Rck

Occitane53 4 years ago

Yes sir, love it !! Thanks, now if we could only find some brass to join the gang..LOL. Question for you, I seem to think the track is mono (left channel only), am I correct? Should I use the option "FIX MONO", what do you think?

Rick 4 years ago

@Occitane53 : Oops, forgot to correct that. Yes just use fix mono and it should resolve that. Glad you can use . Rick

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