asa92@duke.edu | December 23, 2016 “I Can’t Turn You Loose”: Otis Redding and the Kinship of Live Soul by Mark Anthony Neal | @NewBlackMan | NewBlackMan (in Exile) ‘The notion of friendship or kinship was critical to understanding the role that Redding played on stage; Soul music was not just about sharing the Black musical experience with so-called White America, but with sharing an ethics of faith and fellowship – Redding having the faith that his music would move audiences and that the music would be the conduit for true kinship.’
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