CD Album - Otis Redding - The Soul Album - Atco

CD Album

Artist:	Otis Redding
Title:	The Soul Album
Label:	Atco
Country:	Europe
Date:	1991
Catalogue:	7567-91705-2
Barcode:	075679170521
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Otis Redding	Just One More Day	Redding, Cropper, Robinson	Rate
02	Otis Redding	It's Growing	Robinson, Moore	Rate
03	Otis Redding	Cigarettes And Coffee	Thomas, Butler, Walker	Rate
04	Otis Redding	Chain Gang	Cooke, Cooke	Rate
05	Otis Redding	Nobody Knows You (When You're Down And Out)	Cox	Rate
06	Otis Redding	Good To Me	Redding, Green	Rate
07	Otis Redding	Scratch My Back	Moore	Rate
08	Otis Redding	Treat Her Right	Roy Head, Gene Kurtz	Rate
09	Otis Redding	Everybody Makes A Mistake	Eddie Floyd, Al Isbell	Rate
10	Otis Redding	Any Ole Way	Otis Redding, Steve Cropper	Rate
11	Otis Redding	634-5789	Steve Cropper, Eddie Floyd	Rate

Notes

Atlantic & Atco Remasters Series
First issued in The US as a Vinyl LP on 1st April 1966 on Volt 413

Digitally remastered from the original master tapes by Bill Inglot and Dan Hersch at Digiprep
Reissue Producer: Yves Beauvais

Insert folds out to display the back cover of the original 1966 LP

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gregs45s SUBS 14th Jun 2017		This album title also available in the 5 CD box set here



PhilMH 12th May 2016		I suspect that the original mono LP was released in April 1966, and the August date is for stereo overdubs or re-recordings. ISRC search on this barcode gives release day as 28th May 1991, which was a Tuesday, so that would have been the US release day. The catalogue numbering follows the US Atco system (it would have been 91705-2 there), so although the other Redding albums were released the same day in the US, that wouldn't necessarily be true for Europe or the rest of the world; Australian release was on 5th August 1991.



RogerFoster 12th May 2016		There are temporal distortions in the notes of this release worthy of an episode of "Star Trek"!! If the notes are to be believed all but 2 tracks on here were recorded in August 1966 but the original LP was released on 1st April 1966. The original LP debuted on the BB "Pop" LP charts on 30th April 1966 and peaked at #54 during a 29 week run, on the BB "R&B" chart it debuted on 7th May 1966 and peaked at #5 during a 28 week run, so the stated release date on 1st April 1966 looks entirely credible. As the catalogue number of this is consecutive with the re-releases of Otis's "Dictionary Of Soul" and "Sings Soul Ballads" in this series presumably they all came out on the same day?