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SoulTracks Look Back: The Day the Music Died
We often like to look back at great events in the history of soul music, but today we look back at one of music’s darkest days: December 10, 1967, when a small plane headed to Wisconsin crashed in the water, killing legendary singer Otis Redding and several members of his young backing group, The Bar-Kays. Just 26 years old, Redding was at the height of his career, having just recorded what would become his signature ballad, “(Sittin’ On) The Do…
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