Celebrate a landmark moment in soul music history with this high-quality print designed by Craig Jamieson, created to commemorate Otis Redding’s performance at the famed Ram Jam Club in Brixton on 18 September 1967.

At this time, Redding was riding a wave of creative momentum: earlier that year he had released Live in Europe, showcasing the power of his Stax/Volt tour performances, as well as King & Queen, his successful duet album with Carla Thomas.

The Ram Jam Club itself — a legendary, intimate venue at 390 Brixton Road — was a hotspot of 1960s soul, R&B, and ska, known for its packed, high-energy nights and its role in bringing major U.S. soul artists to London’s underground music scene.

Printed on premium recycled paper, this artwork captures the atmosphere and cultural significance of one of Otis Redding’s most storied UK appearances.

Size : 50x70cm

Peckham Soul prints explore the music and social history of South London, celebrating the artists and stories that shaped this uniquely diverse area.