Trecho retirado do documentário Cantando a Liberdade.
O documentário conta a história do movimento negro através da música e relembra artistas que fizeram a diferença na militância pelos diretos humanos e liberdades individuais como: Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, entre outros.
Today's songwriters could learn a lot from this lady!
CosmeticBeautyClinic 1 day ago
Black History 02/25/12 @ Moyes Chapel Church Farmville,NC
BoDiAmOnD93 2 weeks ago
great ,amazing
vergiber 1 month ago
I wish that commentary wasn't right smack in the middle of the song. Why couldn't it be before or after?
StellaIrisandTess 2 months ago
we need an artist like this now to say these things again, again, and again
jessyjetpacks 2 months ago
Actually, this version is significantly different from what appears to be the most widely known version in which Nina sings "Alabama's got me so upset/Tennessee makes me lose my rest" etc. I added both versions, including this video & another video with my transcription of both versions to my Pancocojams blog. Google Two Versions of Nina Simone's Mississippi Song "pancocojams". Btw, my transcription of the widely known version is somewhat different than that found on most sites.
azizip171 5 months ago
Thanks for posting this. It's rare that I listen to any songs that contain profanity, ut this song is an exception. I thought I knew this song but I never heard the beginning portion. This song is listed as # 67 in Time Out London's list of 100 Songs That Changed History. I don't know whether it changed history or not, but I know that it definitely articulates what I feel when I read or hear about another racial atrocity in Mississippi or wherever.
-African American sista
azizip171 5 months ago
Thanks for posting this. It's rare that I listen to any songs that contain profanity, ut this song is an exception. I thought I knew this song but I never heard the beginning portion.
This song is listed as # 67 in Time Out London's list of 100 Songs That Changed History. I don't know whether it changed history or not, but I know that it definitely articulates what I feel when I read or hear about another racial atrocity in Mississippi or wherever.
-African American sista
azizip171 5 months ago