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A portrait of the soul musician, who was inspired by such singers as Sam Cooke and Little Richard, details his rise to success, his career, personal life, and his death in a plane crash.
The life and legacy of a soul music pioneer are explored. Scott Freeman's biography delves into the career of Otis, a musician deeply influenced by Sam Cooke and Little Richard. The book chronicles his ascent to fame, the complexities of his personal life, and the tragic circumstances of his untimely death in a plane crash, offering a comprehensive look at his impact on the music world.
This biography is regarded as a thorough examination of Otis's life and career. The author meticulously details his journey from obscurity to stardom, highlighting the key figures and events that shaped his musical output. It provides insight into both his public persona and private struggles, culminating in an account of his final moments. The work serves as a comprehensive tribute to a significant artist in soul music history.
Page Count:
261
Publication Date:
2001-01-01
ISBN-10:
0312262175
ISBN-13:
9780312262174
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