Sam Cooke - Blowing in the Wind (HQ)
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Sam Cooke could sing the telephone book to me and my ears would be happy. I love this man - his voice, his looks, his stage presence. Wish I could have seen him in person, just once.
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Cover By Bob Dylon
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There are racial tensions in the audience: Half of them are clapping on 1 and 3, the other half on 2 and 4.
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How many roads, how many times, how many seas.....that answer is blowin in the wind
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@marcell714 obvious troll is obvious
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I wonder where all those people dancing at the end are today... To be so lucky to have experienced this. Jealous.
3 weeks ago 3
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Yes, this style is Caribbean and folk influences, popular at the time.
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True playa
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Just an amazing voice. Very sad the day you died.
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Is it me or does anyone else recognize that Sam doesn't wear a process. (Slick hair prepared with a lye process) (burned the heck out of yur head). All entertainers during this era, straightened their hair. Very few African American males wore their hair natural. Social consciousness??
Sizzle1247 4 months ago 24
@Sizzle1247 Yes. Sam was a very conscious Black man. Well versed in Black history. He had a fairly large library of books on Black history. He was also close to Ali and Malcolm X. Sam was ahead of his time.
platesnforks 2 months ago 10