Amen, brother. I admit, I am from a different generation. But I still believe truth filtered through conviction is the purest form of revolution. Through song, through speech, through writing.
Adore this woman,in this historical moment...What an Energy and emotion and good tone ... Hope her esence continue Shining in some place of The Universe snd and in Heaven Kingdom !! SALUD MARY !!! ❤️❤️❤️
We happened to be in DC on August 28, 1963 and watched the March on DC from the Balcony of our hotel room. My dad was a 38 year old attorney; he was in tears as he told me "Theresa, you are witnessing history; things will be better now". We must have hope for the future..
We should be playing this today speaking of love not division I am 86 and we raised nine children when you didn’t have to worry about them being attacked killed in their school to see our country fall into disarray so sad I fear for my great grand children we’ve got to come back to our senses and love one anotherOur leaders must come together and not divide one another our leaders must not promote miss guided insurrection tempting turn our Country into a fascist state come together in peace🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
Mary especially sings this with such conviction - it's so powerful - putting hr entire being into every note and lyric. What a moving performance of this still great song.
I wish everyone today would learn and sing this song .. I was born 1964 and today if people would listen and learn from this song we could all be a happy planet ..
Greetings from England. I can't listen to this without tears - we expected so much and it hasn't come about the way we hoped. I did what I could from here in the cause of equality and civil rights but so much is yet to do and the momentum has gone. We need the decent caring people to speak up and say 'enough'!
Mary at her most beautiful. I won a speech contest my sophomore year in high school celebrating this march, in a very red county, and I am white. I always thrill to this song, having stood where they stood many times over the years, never ceasing to shed tears, for we once had a Lincoln as President, and may soon have a Trump, the defier and destroyer of all that is our country. Shame on all of you who support him, for you are ignorant, and know not what you do. PPM know, and they condemn you and all your works.
I love this. It makes me teary when I listen to the lyrics and think about what has happened in this country and what is still going on. We have come a long way but still have so far to go. Vote.
I Teach this song to all my kindergarten students - they talk about what justice, freedom and love mean with clarity. They understand the concept of justice and fairness at the deepest level.
Such a lovely collection of videos on this channel. Thank you good sir, for keeping a memory of those for us, younger ones that weren't around back then.
Such a moving experience last night in front of the Capitol (close to the Senate chamber steps) when the crowd of demonstrators spontaneously sang this song together while the Senate voted on the healthcare 'skinny' bill.
I can see the dignity in that crowd. There is more bitterness today than then, even after great strides. The pot stirrers are nothing like Martin Luther King.
I so remember watching this on TV. We actually had hope that summer. We really did./. Today, I despair of our nation. it breaks my heart, but I am in despair, because a small minority keeps us from getting things done that we MUST do, LIKE GUN SAFETY ! ------------WolfSky9, 75 y/o
I remember listening to this when I was really young back in the late 60s early 70 this was when the good music was around. Not like the shit these young people listen to now!
Can you tell me how I can use this video in a political presentation via YT or othe venues, without copyright infringement? Who do I need to contact? Or do I need to? Thank you so much for your response and please excuse me for my ignorance of these matters.
Ppandary ste the ultimate Hope Rip Mary 2019 I saw peter and pail without Mary of just wasn't the same Aaron lisagor I did see all 3any years ago in Central park I'm MRE NY NY they wrtr great I think I was u in a tree wathimg them .today 9 27 2021 5782 tishrei dsu after Yom Kimpur day of Atonement zI miss my sister eretz Israel
To Jan Hammer: Though I agree and support many of the ideals you espouse let me go back to the "50s and 60s" movements you mention. Looking back the Vietnam War was wrong since so many rich kids go deferments while those of us with less money went to fight a war. I would have supported your movement except its participants were throwing s*** at us servicemen returning to the "world." That has been a craw in my throat for 5 decades.
@@janhammer39 I was a hawk after returning from 'Nam but as I read about Vietnam and how we got there I became disillusioned with our government. It seems at present that our so-called leaders have not learned the lessons of the past. The more I learned about PP&M the more I respect the views they held. I feel sad for my friend who is enshrined on the Wall in D.C. For those who criticize my views that are the same as yours I say, "I risked my life so that you can have the liberty of criticizing me. What have you done for your country?"
BTW, this is my favorite video and song. I play it every day. I never knew about this march in D.C. until decades later as I was focused on being a Marine and getting an education. Too bad I did not participate.
I'm a Vietnam veteran and also a war protester, I say good for those who really worked to stop the war, when I came "home" and told my father the war was wrong, he threw me out of the house. America scapegoated veterans because they refused to take moral responsibility for the mindless slaughter their taxes paid for, and America has gone downhill ever since. Facts.
Back then I thought someday everything would be all right in this country. Now the leading cause of death of kids under the age of 18 in this country is guns. What the hell has happened here ????
The darkness is very great, and many voices are crying out, but the Light shines in the darkness and the darkness does not overcome it! There are many good things happening, but they are often hidden, or buried (like treasure). Fear sells. There are many who are trying too hard to make money, and they are deceived. This is often how people lie - they don't know that they are deceived! Don't follow them, look to the Light. Also, know that the greatest loss in the universe has already happened - that God would die. But God the Father raised God the Son from the dead. Love forced is not love at all, God knows that, because God is Love. He is a gentleman - He must be asked. There are many asking, and much is happening. He wants us to freely choose to love one another and to freely choose to love Him. Love always hopes, Love never fails. That doesn't mean there are no problems, issues, conflicts or risks, but that is the nature and character of God - God is love and each one of us can be as close to Him as we want to be.
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I am 67 yrs old, I grew up hoping, I still hope, P P & Mary deliver this in hope, don't ever stop hoping and believing
Amen, brother. I admit, I am from a different generation. But I still believe truth filtered through conviction is the purest form of revolution. Through song, through speech, through writing.
I’m hoping, too, I’m 66.
@@flautalee3090 me too!
Don’t stop believing
I pray also, I'm 66
Adore this woman,in this historical moment...What an Energy and emotion and good tone ... Hope her esence continue Shining in some place of The Universe snd and in Heaven Kingdom !! SALUD MARY !!! ❤️❤️❤️
In loving memory of Peter Yarrow: 1938-2024.
Rest In Power and In Peace, Peter Yarrow
(May 31, 1938 - January 7, 2025)
We happened to be in DC on August 28, 1963 and watched the March on DC from the Balcony of our hotel room. My dad was a 38 year old attorney; he was in tears as he told me "Theresa, you are witnessing history; things will be better now". We must have hope for the future..
Thanks Theresa for this memory.
Still have to. Heal the world.
The very best folk song of all time, however I'm in favor of the 4 strum version before they start, it's even more inspiring!!!!!
Its now 2020 and this song and this performance in particular should be learned again by the new generation.
It does bring a tear to your eye.
We should be playing this today speaking of love not division I am 86 and we raised nine children when you didn’t have to worry about them being attacked killed in their school to see our country fall into disarray so sad I fear for my great grand children we’ve got to come back to our senses and love one anotherOur leaders must come together and not divide one another our leaders must not promote miss guided insurrection tempting turn our Country into a fascist state come together in peace🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
Only 47
This song moves me . What a time that was .
Bless all for what is said .cool song
Mary especially sings this with such conviction - it's so powerful - putting hr entire being into every note and lyric. What a moving performance of this still great song.
Peter Yarrow, RIP (May 31, 1938 - January 7, 2025).
PP&M were there at all the great events for Civil Rights and against violence and war. Bless them
A MAJOR MAJOR piece of history here! A legendary performance! And A major landmark event! The 1963 March on Washington!
I am 77 and this brought tears to my eyes; it was the beginning of a new hope that we would finally come together🙏❤️
This was the day of the famous "i have a dream" speech
I wish everyone today would learn and sing this song ..
I was born 1964 and today if people would listen and learn from this song we could all be a happy planet ..
These 3 knew what’s up❤️
Thatvwas amazing! What great footage!
Folk music had such an important message in their lyrics. Very historic and super-haunting !!
Thanks Alan for tuning in.
Greetings from England. I can't listen to this without tears - we expected so much and it hasn't come about the way we hoped. I did what I could from here in the cause of equality and civil rights but so much is yet to do and the momentum has gone. We need the decent caring people to speak up and say 'enough'!
Thanks for visiting the channel
But your efforts have made a difference. You helped plant seeds and the tree of freedom and equality is growing because of your efforts 🙂
I was there great day I still have my button from it
Justice must come for peace to prevail, this was the era of the peacemakers. The world misses so much Dr Martin Luther King.
Rest Peter Yarrow..
Only 47yr old but this is a strong song still to this day
Love between my brothers and sisters all OVER this world.....
Mary at her most beautiful. I won a speech contest my sophomore year in high school celebrating this march, in a very red county, and I am white. I always thrill to this song, having stood where they stood many times over the years, never ceasing to shed tears, for we once had a Lincoln as President, and may soon have a Trump, the defier and destroyer of all that is our country. Shame on all of you who support him, for you are ignorant, and know not what you do. PPM know, and they condemn you and all your works.
Thanks idiot.
peace and love, pal.
James carter before president!!!
I love this. It makes me teary when I listen to the lyrics and think about what has happened in this country and what is still going on. We have come a long way but still have so far to go. Vote.
History moment ...wow 👍👍👍
Its leadership brother and you showed it by posting this. Don't be afraid to be the leader.
I am 66-year-old and love this song !!!
I Teach this song to all my kindergarten students - they talk about what justice, freedom and love mean with clarity. They understand the concept of justice and fairness at the deepest level.
Sorry to say this Not teaching CRT I hope.
CRT - Is not what this song represents
Just saying the truth.
@@dorothypedersen449 Please educate yourself
The sooner, the better. Knowledge is power.
@dorothypedersen449 do you even know what CRT is! It's an elective course in law school. That's the ONLY place it's offered as a course. LAW SCHOOL.
Thank you for keeping this hope alive. The music speaks for itself.
60 years ago today.
Such a lovely collection of videos on this channel. Thank you good sir, for keeping a memory of those for us, younger ones that weren't around back then.
Thanks for checking in with us. It is pleasing to know that there are folks who enjoy them
Pure emotion! Great!!!
Awesome!
Ossie Davis !! he and Ruby Dee were leaders in the movement for civil rights and friends of my dad all being in the theatre :}
Oh My God! What a beautiful performace!
They sure don't get any better than THAT!!!
Than ks for tuning in.
Watch all their live videos. Great singers
From clubs to concert halls to peace and civil right rallies
what an awesome clip. i feel hope.
PP&M always on the front lines that harmony ------
Such a moving experience last night in front of the Capitol (close to the Senate chamber steps) when the crowd of demonstrators spontaneously sang this song together while the Senate voted on the healthcare 'skinny' bill.
What a great song. Thank you all for your struggle to emancipate the black man.
As appropriate today as it was in 1963
I can see the dignity in that crowd. There is more bitterness today than then, even after great strides. The pot stirrers are nothing like Martin Luther King.
Unforgettable ,in a crucial moment in our world's history
We saw this in my music class today. THIS EXCAT VIDEO!!!!!!
Jan Hammer Thanks for posting.
Thanks Alexa for visiting my site and for your comment. Indeed Ossie & Ruby were effective leaders in the movement..
I was with the 25th ID in CU CHI Vietnam 69-70. I never would have thought that I would have to go but I did and I'm glad I did.
brad Kennett Thanks Brad for checking in with us and for your service to the country.
Jan Hammer Thank You Jan for your kind words, notice how peaceful that was?
True Story: when I walk through the woods Evey day I sing this. So poignant poignant
Loud & Proud!
Hey Progs.................this was the defining moment..............not safe spaces..The hero never refered. MRS Loretta.
Thanks for visiting The Hammer Works.
such an incredible moment in our history--wouldn't happen today
Thanks Michael for tuning in.
Look how smart everyone looks... they could almost be dressed to go to a cocktail lounge.. how things change
We need this...
Gave me goosebumps
I so remember watching this on TV. We actually had hope that summer. We really did./. Today, I despair of our nation. it breaks my heart, but I am in despair, because a small minority keeps us from getting things done that we MUST do, LIKE GUN SAFETY ! ------------WolfSky9, 75 y/o
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fight the power!
in the 60's they sang about the love between the brothers and the sisters...
in 2020 they sing about... mm.. what??
We won’t give up on this dream!!! Especially today with the new president.
I'm trying but feel like "a stranger in the land I was born".
250,000 people in 1 place and peaceful. The 🔉 is great.
60 years!!
I remember listening to this when I was really young back in the late 60s early 70 this was when the good music was around. Not like the shit these young people listen to now!
Feel like dragging tv out into front yard and blasting !!!
Thank you for sharing this #notwithouttears
Wow! I never knew this.
Still does
Thanks Errol for visiting my site and for taking the time to comment.
Thank you for visiting my site and for your comment.
Remember watching this in elementary
Thank you Evan for visiting my site and for your comment.
I had no idea this happened. not the march but ppm. wow I think it took guts
Thanks for visitng my channel.
Mary nails it with possibly the worst sound system all over this land.
March on Washington 2020 August 28, 2020
Tengo un sueño ,,la marcha del 28 de agosto de 1963 en el capitolio de Washington 🙏🙏
❤ 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Can you tell me how I can use this video in a political presentation via YT or othe venues, without copyright infringement? Who do I need to contact? Or do I need to? Thank you so much for your response and please excuse me for my ignorance of these matters.
Ppandary ste the ultimate Hope Rip Mary 2019 I saw peter and pail without Mary of just wasn't the same Aaron lisagor I did see all 3any years ago in Central park I'm MRE NY NY they wrtr great I think I was u in a tree wathimg them .today 9 27 2021 5782 tishrei dsu after Yom Kimpur day of Atonement zI miss my sister eretz Israel
so much more bad has happened since you posted this...
:(
I wish the seekers had been there too
⚫ Amerikah.🇺🇸🖤✨🌟💎👑🛸
New Years Eve 2020; Prepare for better things after a rocky start.
NICE. But did they only sing this one song at this event?
It is the only one we have video at this historical event. We do what we can.
and protesting the war!
This song should have been in Selma.
Temple grandin film
To Jan Hammer: Though I agree and support many of the ideals you espouse let me go back to the "50s and 60s" movements you mention. Looking back the Vietnam War was wrong since so many rich kids go deferments while those of us with less money went to fight a war. I would have supported your movement except its participants were throwing s*** at us servicemen returning to the "world." That has been a craw in my throat for 5 decades.
I am OK with your criticism. The treatment of returning G.Is by some was most unfortunate. The war was as decisive as it could be.
@@janhammer39 I was a hawk after returning from 'Nam but as I read about Vietnam and how we got there I became disillusioned with our government. It seems at present that our so-called leaders have not learned the lessons of the past. The more I learned about PP&M the more I respect the views they held. I feel sad for my friend who is enshrined on the Wall in D.C. For those who criticize my views that are the same as yours I say, "I risked my life so that you can have the liberty of criticizing me. What have you done for your country?"
BTW, this is my favorite video and song. I play it every day. I never knew about this march in D.C. until decades later as I was focused on being a Marine and getting an education. Too bad I did not participate.
@@XJarhead360 Thank you for your service is simply inadequate but thank you.
I'm a Vietnam veteran and also a war protester, I say good for those who really worked to stop the war, when I came "home" and told my father the war was wrong, he threw me out of the house. America scapegoated veterans because they refused to take moral responsibility for the mindless slaughter their taxes paid for, and America has gone downhill ever since. Facts.
Back then I thought someday everything would be all right in this country. Now the leading cause of death of kids under the age of 18 in this country is guns. What the hell has happened here ????
Dear Kamala, can you please make this our Democratic theme song?
The darkness is very great, and many voices are crying out, but the Light shines in the darkness and the darkness does not overcome it!
There are many good things happening, but they are often hidden, or buried (like treasure). Fear sells. There are many who are trying too hard to make money, and they are deceived. This is often how people lie - they don't know that they are deceived! Don't follow them, look to the Light.
Also, know that the greatest loss in the universe has already happened - that God would die. But God the Father raised God the Son from the dead.
Love forced is not love at all, God knows that, because God is Love. He is a gentleman - He must be asked. There are many asking, and much is happening. He wants us to freely choose to love one another and to freely choose to love Him. Love always hopes, Love never fails. That doesn't mean there are no problems, issues, conflicts or risks, but that is the nature and character of God - God is love
and each one of us can be as close to Him as we want to be.
Dedicated to the Pelosi family.