The Dock Of The Bay (1991)
| 1. | (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay | 2:45 | ... | ||
| 2. | I Love You More Than Words Can Say | 2:57 | ... | ||
| 3. | Let Me Come On Home | 2:54 | ... | ||
| 4. | Open The Door | 2:25 | ... | ||
| 5. | Don'T Mess With Cupid | 2:34 | ... | ||
| 6. | The Glory Of Love | 2:59 | ... | ||
| 7. | I'M Coming Home To See About You | 3:04 | ... | ||
| 8. | Tramp | feat Carla Thomas | 3:03 | ... | |
| 9. | The Huckle - Buck | 3:06 | ... | ||
| 10. | Nobody Knows You (When You'Re Down And Out) | 3:10 | ... | ||
| 11. | Ole Man Trouble | 2:36 | ... |
Discography: Otis Redding
Otis Redding — The Dock Of The Bay: Reviews
The First of the Posthumous Albums
Otis passed away before Dock of the Bay became a hit, and it was his biggest record ever. This album, named for that tune, was the first of a number of posthumous albums issued with tracks that were in the Stax vaults. And in many respects, it's the best of them. Steve Cropper's guitar rings true on tunes like Let Me Come on Home, and the record is comprised of some of the best tunes that had been previously unissued. This record stands as a testimony to Redding's greatness, and it was a fitting memorial to a man who life had just ended far too soon.
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Album details
The Dock Of The Bay is listed as Album by Otis Redding with a release date of 1991. The album is connected with Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Blues, Rock, and Pop categories.
The track list contains 11 tracks with a total running time of 31:28. The shortest track is Open The Door at 2:25, while the longest track is Nobody Knows You (When You'Re Down And Out) at 3:10.
Track-level artist information is also available: Tramp features Carla Thomas.
The album is linked to English content languages. The cover artwork has original dimensions 1419x1398 px and a prepared crop of 1419x1419 px. The audio quality shown on the page ranges from 192 to 320 Kbits/sec.
