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“My playing sucks, but it sells!”: The guitarist who co-wrote two of the most famous songs ever admits he's no virtuosoSteve Cropper was a key figure in shaping the sound of soul music in the ’60s, backing legendary singers including Otis Redding and Wilson Pickett. Steve co-wrote the classic songs Green Onions ...
After recording second album “Have a Good Time (But Get Out Alive)” in New York City with Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter and Steve ...
Visit BBC Webwise for full instructions Perhaps the ultimate guitar session man, Steve Cropper talks about the guitar part in Otis Redding's posthumous 1968 hit Dock of the Bay, which he had to ...
languid feel of the song. He’d been a huge success as the only soul act to play the Monterey Pop festival and he and his guitarist Steve Cropper rewarded themselves with a holiday on a houseboat ...
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