Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Trouble in mind
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2012
- Trouble in mind, I'm blue
But I won't be blue always,
'Cause that sun is gonna shine in my back door someday
Now all you men's the same
But now I'm old enough to change my name
Lord, that sun's gonna shine in my back door someday
I'm gonna lay my head
On that lonesome railroad line
And let the 2:19 ease my troubled mind
Trouble in mind, I'm blue,
But I won't be blue always
Child, that wind's gonna come and blow my blues away!
"Pretty good for a woman ain't it!" Sister Rosetta is a true force of nature. So much joy to the world!
Screw Janice Joplin on this song!!! Gimme Sister Rosetta anyday of the week!
The mother of original rock and roll
Playing electric blues guitar by the railroad track while singing her guts out, what can I say, who else did better, man or woman back then? What a voice, what a talent!
In wet weather, no less - which messed with her tuning but it just don't matter - only makes it better, really!
If there is indeed a Heaven, I hope I get to jam with Sister Rosetta one day.
I have been thinking the same, since I found her. Working on a new playlist. Check it out, featuring S sister Rosetta
I have been thinking the same, since I found her. Working on a new playlist. Check it out, featuring S sister Rosetta
I have been thinking the same, since I found her. Working on a new playlist. Check it out, featuring S sister Rosetta
I have been thinking the same, since I found her. Working on a new playlist. Check it out, featuring S sister Rosetta
Me gusta escucharla aun sin entenderla y no se diga los años que nos separan, yo soy del 62
This lady is better then all musical stars of present day together.
The pioneers. The foundation of everything. The KINGS and QUEENS
Agree musicians today can’t hold a candle to Rosetta. Today’s stars are pampered and travel in luxury. She pioneered when blacks were no even allowed to drink out of same water fountain as whites. She did not make the money stars do today. She was and still is a star. .
Amen to that justified
That’s because they had to rely on their talent as musicians and singers. They didn’t have to have a white smile, good hair and flashing lights to cover up the fact they ain’t got no talent, like todays “singers”...
Ok boomer
the whole setting is so nostalgic...lucky are those who were there
What a voice...what energy...what talent!!!
It's also fascinating to see a woman play the electric guitar, and damn well, in that era. She is so ahead of her time. It's an amazing story!
We need more Rosetta’s today
She's awesome ☺
Con Rosetta Tharpe posiblemente nació el Rock...La gran olvidada de la historia de la música Rock.
En fin que siempre es lo mismo...Muchas muchísimas partes de la historia de la música habría que reescribir las.
Forever Thanks Rosetta !!!
This is one of the best FEEL GOOD music video out there! This woman is TOTALLY COOL,even in today's standards she would be a hit! I just LOVE her !
I love Rosetta beautiful beautiful beautiful 👏👏👏🇧🇷
Incredible talent to play and sing, I've fallen un love with this lady !!!😊
she is UNBELIEVABLE
How come we have been peddled Great British Bands and Artists since 1960's and this GENIUS performed under the radar of stardom.?
First of all, do you not realize this performance is *in* england. Second off all, if the british wave never happened, the greats like sister rosetta wouldve been forgotten to a great degree. Blues in america was becoming obsolete and forgotten until the brits started obsessing over it, learning to play it, and exposed it the world in a way that may have never happened otherwise. Brits appreciated black american musicians, and gave them credit, flying them to england to perform for waves of young audiences who appreciated and obsessed over their american blues, hence why Sister Rosetta is seen here performing in england. People need to understand that brits were important in renewing dying american blues music. Why else would howlin wolf and others had huge followings in europe.
I kinda see what you're saying, though. But america had a darker climate for black artists, especially for blues and raw stuff like this, so it the british wave had to be the catalyst for exposure to mainstream.
@@BSIII Yup.....you nailed it.....good call!
Ugly confederate influence would not allow us to witness and like creativity and art of people that they called animals. (!) Britain had no ugly south, so they got to hear it. And monkey see monkey do , the brits stole it, claimed they wrote it, and sold it right back to our ignorant country, all dressed up as whi.... uh, european. Then we were allowed to hear it.
cause americanos are funny about black people
She could give me lessons any day and save me at the same time
Das ist der Blues für mich.
I was in NYU and heard this for the first time from one of the students while we were taking a break. Neve knew it was a blues song!!.
Best stage ever!!
many versions here. this is the best.
Raw Strength and Beauty!
The Absolute Queen of Everything 💗🖤✔️
I've sung this for years and never knew how it came into my head..always LOVED NinaSimone but this earlier version must be where I found mine!
I think Janice Joplin sang it, too.
So cool I listened to it twice, really liked her turnaround
What a great voice!
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS 🙏 OHANA 🙏
I love you
The master Sister and her works. dont this hit you right down in your soul, this is eques to any great master painting of long ago. is sheer beauty cannot be beaten
I also would urge anyone to listen to Sam 'Lightnin' Hopkins version - another great blues man, and his version is just...solid blues.
When you have music like this in your life as a performer, you are living in Heaven. This is the kind of artist I want to be, but a different category of art. Still, I want to be the same totally swinging chick on the planet where my work is concerned. She had that joyous thing. That's what I strive for. She's an inspiration.
I've been a totally swinging chick singer for decades, singing Blues, Jazz, Rock 'n' Roll and even improvisational/experimental stuff - in bands (some with horns), duos and trios. I'm also visual artist, filmmaker and vintage clotheshorse. Go for it!
2018. Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame. Wonderful.
Wonderous woman!!
Awesome!
Esta es uns joya de video, gracias por mostrarlo.
DAYUMM! She a god!
She wonderful❤first time hearing her ever beautiful sound
🎼🎸trouble in mind i'm blue
but i wont be blue always🎵
the sun is gonna shine
Tout simplement parfait 👌
stand up and feel your soul!!!
Amazing 😮
Just Wow!
She sure could get down ❤
Took a long while, but she is now rightfully RRHOF.
Meravigliosa!
I love This
What a cool place to do a concert too ! I wish I had been there
Que buen blues.
talent - right here
I love her
Lovethis Wuandfol song great video saluti a tutti
Wow!
She makes me want to do weird things with my shoulders. I love her.
Hallelujah!
what a great moment
Fantastico
Fire Queen she is : Killing those strings
Sister rosetta tharpe!! Por siempre
Awesome
Great! With the killer SG Custom too.
The best
Omg!!!!
Supreme,💎👀❤️
Got goosebumps guitar is of the chain
************ 12 STARS !!
Bravissima cantante...w il blues
If you don't love this your
soul is troubled..
Wow💖💖💖💖🤗🤗🤗
Would have liked to know this amazing woman!
I read that this was in Chorlton, Manchester.
Ojala hubiese vivido en Upata...justo al lado de la teacher Loris.
BADASS
SISTER ROSETTA 4.6.2018
It's a crime that she is not acknowledged as the mother of Rock 'n Roll.
Anyone know where this was recorded?
An amazing gig with various Blues legends brought over to Manchester, England 64 in response to the wave of interest in Blues music at the time. www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/local-news/when-the-blues-train-rolled-into-chorlton-1049592
Thank you everso
Sue Johnson she's in the hall of fame now
watch the godmother of rock n roll, sister rosetta tharpe on youtube, it's all there
To be specific ....it was filmed at Chorlton cum hardy train station ...I lived there and was 10 at the time ....we had quite a few events filmed on the station ...if you couldn’t get a ticket you could stand on the bridge overlooking the station ....Hollies played there as well if I remember
trouble mind 〜♪♪
A Godess.!!
Muito boa
1 never had trouble
superr!
🌿⚡️🌿
1:33 is exactly how i feel when i hear this incredible performance
OMG a slice of heaven
When she does that laugh at 1:14 it sounds just like Eric Burdon’s laugh in Bring it on Home
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶
Mãe do Rock
To keep some controversy going, UA-cam must employ 19 trolls whose job is to "Not Like" genius like this.
meh, not everybody likes the same thing.. genius or not. I like this, but don't care if someone else doesn't, I don't trouble myself with what others think, stay a lot happier this way
I keep expecting a train to ride through the station when she sings about "pacifying her mind."
I know in not the only one who noticed them folks struggling to clap
😂
A que lindo vibra todo dentro cuando esta musica negra suena
How did they manage to capture the sound so well? The small guitar amplifier is under the wooden bench, behind her, apparently without a microphone. She is singing with a microphone in her outfit, just below her mouth. The wire goes into the pocket of your dress, but where is it connected? All instruments are audible and do not appear to be playing back. Mystery.
Wow! Style of the Mahalia Jackson. In the time of Rev. Martin Luther King Junior.
Don't forget about Aretha Franklin
I'm blue
How is this almost 9 years old and only has 171,410 views???
It's at 194,000 now, 6 months later.
Troublin' mind. Not, trouble in. South Speak.
"laughing just to keep from crying"
The Godmother of Rock & Roll.
Great guitar playing, but has anyone noticed she wasn't singing into a microphone?
What a voice.
Microphone was clipped to a collar of her coat. And you can notice that there is a cable sticked in a left pocked of a coat. It's visible expecially in othes shots of that show. Probably it was wireless system, even in those old days. I can't notice other cable on the floor other than guitar one.
But yeah, great voice and great singing.
It was the first time a radio mic had been used in England I seem to remember reading years ago. I remember watching this programme as an awestruck 14 year old. We all had a great interest in blues thanks to the likes of the Stones, who always credited their influences, the Animals, Yardbirds and others. Chris Barber was anther who paid for blues greats like Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters and others to come over where a lot of them earnt more money than they had seen before and were amazed to see venues full of white people appreciating them. They also loved the respect they got at a time when there was segregation in the USA and they were treated like second class citizens.
now we know from whom Elvis style originated
Yes, and Big Mama Thornton did Hound Dog first. Check out the black & white video with her singing it and famous Blues guitarist/living legend Buddy Guy on guitar.
Not only Elvis...
But yes, Elvis had great taste and style.
Class. Strange other people got the fame.
What year was this? Kudos to the tech team because the sound quality is outstanding
A disused railway station named Wilbraham Road Manchester UK