Ain't Gonna Let Nobody

This is Joyful Noise, a gospel acapella group in the DC Metro area. They sang at a popular restaurant in DC (Busboys and Poets) to celebrate MLK Day and the upcoming inauguration. The performance included singing of traditional Negro Spirituals, spoken word performances and saxophone solos.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• gospel
• acapella
• MLK
• Martin Luther King
• inauguration
• Barak Obama
• spirituals
• church of christ

[spanishMF123]

the first time i heard this song was when i saw the movie selma lord selma. that year at school i sang it with two friends in the talent show. everytime i hear it i feel inspired to make a difference. god bless.

[LisaGoldHeart]

@spanishMF123 i saw that movie too i cried when Jonathan died

[amanda12356790]

@spanishMF123

I Just Finished watching That Movie Today.

great Movie<3

[lilmissy3213]

wow



[killerknight77]

God bless all people.

Very shameful for what the world has done to blacks.

Very Very good song and i heard this song when i was a little child about 10 years old and was soo inspired by this song.

[takamine98]

check out the blind boys of alabama version on their "higher ground" album released in 2002. it's true to the songs original gospel roots.

[sargantfrosty]

One of my favorite Civil Rights Movement songs of all time, and this was performed very nicely!  Well done :D

[TheAnnAmeyers]

I also first heard this song in the movie selma lord selma and I have fallen in love with it, I often find myself singing it in my car, but you guys sang it much better then I ever could, thanks for the vid

[TackleTheWorld]

That makes me want to

Keep on talkin'

Keep on walkin'

[catwat67]

NICE!