The Dock Of The Bay LP fg_Catalog Number_EPI 86547-1 moving further inward (spiritually) and

moving further inward (spiritually) and outward (as far as our roster goes) to reflect the electronic underground in all of its hazy and vibrant experimentalism

“What moves me most about the album is the startled response of those who have heard it

who left to pursue other interests and his own band

This Record Store Day limited edition of "Tokyo Tapes" is the ultimate version of this classic live album

I Feel For You

The Dock Of The Bay LP fg_Catalog Number_EPI 86547-1 moving further inward (spiritually) andWhen Otis Redding recorded "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay" in late 1967, the singer knew that the song was a milestone in his creative evolution. But before Redding got the chance to explore his new direction, he was killed, along with most of his backup band the Bar Kays, in a plane crash while on tour. Released just a few weeks after his death, the song shot to Number One on the Pop and R&B charts, eventually winning Redding a pair of posthumous