“Beautiful Day,” Brian Owens at Paste Studio, 2017.
Brian Owens website
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“I’m Missing You,” written by Loretta Williams and Otis Redding, recorded by Ms.Williams in 1966.
Loretta Williams website
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“Just Your Fool,” written by Leon Haywood and Maria Tynes, recorded by Mr. Haywood in 1969. His later disco tracks shouldn’t obscure the fact that Leon Haywood was a great soul vocalist.
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“A Change is Gonna Come,” written by Sam Cooke, sung by Brian Owens and Thomas Owens (his father) to benefit Kids Rock Cancer. Video directed by Benjamin Kaplan.
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“I Worship the Ground You Walk On,” written by Spooner Oldham and Dan Penn, first recorded by Jimmy Hughes in 1966.
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“These Arms of Mine,” written and recorded by Otis Redding, 1962.
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“Wrap It Up,” written by Dave Porter and Isaac Hayes, recorded by Sam & Dave (Dave Prater and Samuel David Moore), 1967.
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“Temptation ‘Bout to Get Me,” written by Jimmy Diggs, who recorded it with Richard Dunbar as the Knight Brothers in 1965. There’s a pretty good version by the Rascals.
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“New Years Resolution,” written by Stax Records staffers Randle Catron, Willie Dean “Deanie” Parker Catron, and Mary Frierson, recorded by Otis Redding and Carla Thomas in 1967.
Related:
Stax Museum website
“Rudyard Kipling’s Little-Known Poem on New Year’s Resolutions,” Ellen C. Caldwell, JSTOR Daily
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