Name: Trying To Live My Life Without You
Brand: Otis Clay

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ALIVE AG

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Release date

2014-06-27

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8113313

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767981133133

Artist

Otis Clay

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Pias Uk

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Funk / Soul

Otis Clay was a renowned soul singer and songwriter, born on February 11th, 1942 in Waxhaw, Mississippi. He made his mark in the music industry by moving to Chicago to pursue his career and starting off as a gospel singer. Otis Clay signed with various labels throughout his career, including One-derful, Atlantic's Cotillion, and Hi Records. His recordings spanned the 70s and 80s, with notable releases on Kayvette Records and Rounder Records. In recognition of his contributions to blues music, Otis Clay was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2013.

With a soulful voice that captivated audiences worldwide, Otis Clay's music resonated with fans who appreciated heartfelt lyrics and powerful performances. His style drew comparisons to other legendary artists such as O.V. Wright, Don Covay, James Carr, and Clarence Carter.

Although he passed away on January 8th, 2016 in Chicago Illinois, Otis Clay's legacy lives on through his timeless music that continues to inspire new generations of soul enthusiasts.

Newest Listed Items

Record Store Day 2014 Release. Though not as widely known as contemporaries Al Green and Ann Peebles, Otis Clay became an important part of the Hi family when signing for the label in 1971. Across two albums released five years apart, his Southern soul-bearing standard was accompanied by the always impeccable Hi house band, and showcased material as strong as any of that released by his his labelmates. His biggest hit, the title track of his second record, 'Trying To Live My Life Without You' became an even bigger success when covered by Bob Seger, and secured Clay's place in the Great American Songbook. Grammy nominations followed, and with these two albums Clay shows how deep the Hi Record well runs. These long out of print albums are pressed on to 180 Gram coloured vinyl: 'I Can't Take It' on gold coloured vinyl and 'Trying To Live My Life Without You' on green coloured vinyl.

Trying To Live My Life Without You

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