(Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay - Otis Redding / Steve Cropper

In December of '67, Otis Redding entered the STAX Records studio in Memphis with Steve Cropper and recorded his new song, (Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay. Two days later, at the age of 26, he lost his life in a plane crash along with all but one member of his road band The Bar-Kays, none of whom were older than 19. The record was released posthumously and became his biggest-selling single. Here's our version - replete with an Allman Brothers rideout...
This video performance is dedicated to the memory of Judy Sherman, Susie Burke, and Robert Simon - who also left this world way too soon.

[@PattiCornell]

Thanks for sharing the music and the fun from Patti Cornell

[@PandemoniumBigBand]

I loved that! Great song choice.

[@chrisyeseta1522]

Thanks Elliot!

[@PattiCornell]

Thx for sharing your thoughts and prayers and platform for sharing this music

[@chrisyeseta1522]

I'm so happy that my music is able to touch people in such a positive way... Thank you for your comments and appreciation, it gives me encouragement to keep going!

[@RemingtonRidersMusic]

Great cover. Nice groove, nice singing, good instruments.

[@chrisyeseta1522]

Thank you! Your comments are greatly appreciated.

[@Lena-i3d]

Спасибо за выбор песни , Крис❤❤❤. Я так ей заинтересовалась, что и текст нашла. Ох, какая она правильная. Но почему Патрисия Корнелл , а как же Otis Ray Reddlng ? Четыре других исполнения послушала, но запечатлелось в душе именно ваше❤❤❤

[@chrisyeseta1522]

Thank you so much Lena! 😎❤

[@PattiCornell]

Sitting on the dock of the bay

[@aycoolsport]

You are so funky,dad.❤

[@chrisyeseta1522]

Ha Ha!! I copped your video clips from "My Girl" -- same tempo, same key!!

[@PattiCornell]

Sitting by the dock of the bay from Patti Cornell