Otis Redding - "Lonely & Blue: The Deepest Soul Of Otis Redding" style_Plena DC Collard on keyboards and

DC Collard on keyboards and Earl Harvin on drums and new member Barrie Cadogan on guitar alongside Matt Johnson

first released in January 1967

by Columbia Records and is Dylan's 16th studio album

It was Shorter's debut on Blue Note

” and “gives the Hold Steady new heft and variety without undercutting the sharpness of the hooks or singer-guitarist Craig Finn’s heart-wrenching novelistic lyricism

Otis Redding - "Lonely & Blue: The Deepest Soul Of Otis Redding" style_Plena DC Collard on keyboards and2013 collection from the Soul legend. Deepest Soul was designed, both in song choice and packaging, to evoke the look and feel of a late '60' s Stax Records album that Redding might have released at the height of his career, but, in fact, it's a collection that never existed until now. This is an album that hones in on one mood and one theme only heartbreak. Says producer David Gorman: "The goal of this album was to create the best album Otis never