C'mon everybody, let's Huckle-Buck back in time and explore some music history! The boys discuss Otis Redding, his short but incredible career, his masterful use of his vocal instrument, and his untimely and tragic end. And of course they go track-by-track through his first posthumous - and most famous - album "The Dock of the Bay" (1968). 

breakdown:

00:00:53 an history

00:20:36 (Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay

00:34:48 I Love You More Than Words Can Say

00:42:50 Let Me Come on Home

00:48:45 Open the Door

00:53:30 Don't Mess with Cupid

01:03:24 The Glory of Love

01:06:59 I'm Coming Home

01:23:32 Tramp (with Carla Thomas)

01:28:18 The Huckle-Buck

01:35:30 Nobody Knows You (When You're Down and Out)

01:45:07 Ole Man Trouble

02:01:10 ratings and next pick

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