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Uploaded by on Jul 20, 2007

1969 classic recording of Les McCann performing Eugene McDaniels' protest song at Montreaux Jazz Festival

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  • RIP Eugene McDaniels.

  • I agree. The "GODDAMMIT" part is perhaps the most effective part of the song besides the groove.

  • I'm astounded at the reception I got for posting this song. Gil Scott-Heron did much better stuff in the day but he was too real for most people to handle. This song had a good mix of levity and reality, not to mention a killer groove.

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  • damn that's Eddie on Sax, as soon as he plays it's like BOOM/ Ed in the house.

  • GODDAMMIT

  • Love everything about this song, except you cut off the intro. Shame on you.

    Eddie Harris is the Man. His "Second Movement" with McCann is awesome as well.

  • All of these guys were fantastic... but Benny Bailey tears it up in this one... he never played better trumpet than his solo at Montreaux...

  • Heard the GODDAMNIT in the movie "Casino" from 1995. Now, at long last, i've found the song!

  • 1 of realist tracks ive ever heard "GODDAMMIT"

  • Leave it to the legendary Martin Scorsese to open a scene with "GODDAMMIT!" from this song, on the soundtrack!

  • @tamzER43 thxs, instant memories, afro sky high, firt tight and held high, proud of my black self, then came the herion.

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