I show these to my children. These documentaries you give us about Black America is as close to history not told in schools as we can get. There lots about Africa but we need to know about ours. Rich and Cultivative. Thank you as always.
@@billsmlth5381 Why don't you just say something nice about your heritage like this young woman did? Instead of acting like she said Black folks are the only ones who play music...she did not say that, did she? Are you THAT scared of Black dignity? You're insecure comment immediately struck me as a white nationalist sort of thing to say, so I checked out your page. The Irish were MOSTLY indentured slaves. There have been white slaves in history, sure. No dispute. But the numbers don't lie. Millions and millions of Africans were taken from their homeland. It's been well documented several hundreds of times over. I have a lot of Irish in me, too, lad. But it docent mean I get to be a racist. If there is a race who has clout in their prejudices, its Black people in America. Stop being silly? What a condescending thing to say. And look...she handled that shit with grace. And you stuck your foot in your mouth.
So proud to be Black! Begins with the African rhythm,drum. Translated by the kidnapped to Brazil with Samba, Puerto Rico with Salsa, Dominican Republic with Merengue. Caribbean with Reggae . The 🇺🇸 USA which took the their inherited DNA of African rhythm and created new sounds of Jazz, Gospel, rhythm and blues, The Blues, Soul music of James Brown and world renowned MICHAEL JACKSON. AS me being a descendant of a kidnapped enslaved brought to the America's so proud we kept the memory of African rhythm. Song helped my people to keep on while being enslaved. Just so I being their Great great grand child could be here today. I thank them. I honor them. Will never forget their sacrifice 🙏 💔 And my children have taken the African rhythm to express themselves with hip-hop which is now 40 years old and Rap. The African rhythm keeps on, constantly used to define the next generation. Power to the Rhythm! Thank you Mother. in my church we don't sit solemn and quiet. WE sing dance and shout and sometimes even catch a spirit.
reelblack I just read that he passed this year. He also had a memorable turn as Michael's bully (who James opened a can of whoopass on) on "Good Times."
Such deep pain, sorrow and love! They are such a beautiful people and I wish I could tell them without them being offended or angry!!! But more importantly I want them to know that I'm dead serious when I say that they are beautiful in every way!!!
look at Irene Cara's hair just like mine, thick beautiful and long. back then we care about our naturalness. look at the beautiful Hattie Winston. her hair looks great. this song sounded sweet but mid tempt Donna summer can sing. she's also sung in the German version of the me nobody knows. she got great beautiful hair but sometimes in the stadium arenas she wore wigs and hair falls.
It is presentations like these which remind me of how we have barely stepped out the door from a place where some percentage of us uncovered Europa's "paper genocide", in regard to the the *true* and *actual* identities of the majority of so called negros di tierra - and now - 'African' American people. *Most of us were here already* . The 'Trans AT Slave Trade Database' has recently and nonchalantly corrected their number of "Africans transported to America" from 12.5-million to 92,000. As if that is *not* a significant update deserving of an announcement. They also added the "Inter-Americas Trade" to the interface. The Northeastern Aboriginal Turtle Island tribes were relentlessly enslaved and shipped to the Caribbean, Africa and Europe because they were consistently uprising against the incursion of the 'colonies'. The Spanish priests who documented the exploits of the colonialist thieves were clear that the people they encountered looked just like the "Ethiopians". They also detailed some interesting cultural practices: always telling stories and transmitting information and knowledge through *rhyming* discourse; enjoyed singing, dancing and playing musical instruments daily and were "fond of *ball games* of every sort". Sound familiar? Africans do not have a culture centered around ball games. The cultural influence of so-called 'black' people upon "America" is predominantly an indigenous one. These squatters know who we are - that is the *real* reason why they call Jazz "American music". ____________________________________________________________________
Thanks for grudging this "documentary" out of the woodworks . Great rare footage- just too stereotypical of how some want to explain America'n Music.. Please as you watch this keep searching ....look at as many you tube videos on the "Black Experience " as you have time for... Please also look for the "roots" of country music. - very intertwined - It takes a true musical historian to disseminate where the great divide of different genre of music start- This documentary was not written by one.
reelblack. Thanks! That melody was stuck in my head for hours Lol. Ive heard that sample used before in Hip Hop and couldn't figure out who sampled it.
@Terence Jones, What is the purpose of your post? Always need to be included?! ugh... No one has forgotten the Classical music genre. This doco is not on Classical musicians or the history of that genre. Look elsewhere for those, there are MANY.
All these EnDearinG Videos, Black PeoPle with Money, HONEY, won't HelP proFecT TheM 4 UTuBe 2 ShoW peoPle of D World! I guess THEY purChaseD Another $400,000 CARRRR!😜🥂🍾🐦🐥😉
I show these to my children. These documentaries you give us about Black America is as close to history not told in schools as we can get. There lots about Africa but we need to know about ours. Rich and Cultivative. Thank you as always.
Tddjpr ppm pool ii
Beautiful music...soul food
2Black 2Strong !
We are soul we are rhythm its in our DNA. Planted by our creator millions of years ago. We are the Earth's essence
like everyone else doesn't play music too, stop being silly
@@billsmlth5381 Why don't you just say something nice about your heritage like this young woman did? Instead of acting like she said Black folks are the only ones who play music...she did not say that, did she? Are you THAT scared of Black dignity? You're insecure comment immediately struck me as a white nationalist sort of thing to say, so I checked out your page. The Irish were MOSTLY indentured slaves. There have been white slaves in history, sure. No dispute. But the numbers don't lie. Millions and millions of Africans were taken from their homeland. It's been well documented several hundreds of times over. I have a lot of Irish in me, too, lad. But it docent mean I get to be a racist. If there is a race who has clout in their prejudices, its Black people in America.
Stop being silly? What a condescending thing to say. And look...she handled that shit with grace. And you stuck your foot in your mouth.
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@@billsmlth5381 Everyone doesn't have soul, though...
@@billsmlth5381 of course everybody plays music like everybody enjoys the Sun however for some they appreciate it more my friend 🌞😎 🕯️
Nice touch when u add the history and education of our past life.
Seeing Mahalia Jackson put joy in my feet. Keep the information flowing. Keep feed us our freedom food
So proud to be Black! Begins with the African rhythm,drum. Translated by the kidnapped to Brazil with Samba, Puerto Rico with Salsa, Dominican Republic with Merengue. Caribbean with Reggae . The 🇺🇸 USA which took the their inherited DNA of African rhythm and created new sounds of Jazz, Gospel, rhythm and blues, The Blues, Soul music of James Brown and world renowned MICHAEL JACKSON. AS me being a descendant of a kidnapped enslaved brought to the America's so proud we kept the memory of African rhythm. Song helped my people to keep on while being enslaved. Just so I being their Great great grand child could be here today. I thank them. I honor them. Will never forget their sacrifice 🙏 💔 And my children have taken the African rhythm to express themselves with hip-hop which is now 40 years old and Rap. The African rhythm keeps on, constantly used to define the next generation. Power to the Rhythm! Thank you Mother. in my church we don't sit solemn and quiet. WE sing dance and shout and sometimes even catch a spirit.
I was looking for this !
Thank you for preserving this. I so appreciate seeing Louis Armstrong.
That's amazing, Mary. I Can't imagine how awesome the energy must have been. I feel like Louis Armstrong deserves more credit than he's given.
That was BEAUTIFUL !!!
I love this type of stuff here..
Thank you very much Reelblack your timing is great it's Black History month All year for me and this adds to my history !
Black people soul of America , forever!
Nina Simone, Bessie Smith, Josephine Baker, Billie Holiday ....
Count Basie, Coleman Hawkins, Roy Eldridge, Duke Elliton
Thank u so much realblack.
Wow! The kid sharing the lead with Irene played Diana Sands' and Lou Gossett, Jr.'s son in THE LANDLORD!
Yup. the boy is Douglas Grant, who also appeared opposite Beau Bridges in The Landlord 1969 as the precocious cigarette smoking kid. Good snag!
reelblack I just read that he passed this year. He also had a memorable turn as Michael's bully (who James opened a can of whoopass on) on "Good Times."
2018 & our control of our creativity are still in shambles.
Then you stand up and become a major distributor of media and tell our story. You can do it and you can change the world.
Love you forever Queen Nina
GLORIOUS INDEED 🙌💫🌠💃🏃💯
Such deep pain, sorrow and love! They are such a beautiful people and I wish I could tell them without them being offended or angry!!! But more importantly I want them to know that I'm dead serious when I say that they are beautiful in every way!!!
look at Irene Cara's hair just like mine, thick beautiful and long. back then we care about our naturalness. look at the beautiful Hattie Winston. her hair looks great. this song sounded sweet but mid tempt Donna summer can sing. she's also sung in the German version of the me nobody knows. she got great beautiful hair but sometimes in the stadium arenas she wore wigs and hair falls.
🎼🎤NINA SIMONE!🎤🔥🎼💜💕❤💎🎵🎼🎹🔥
Watching and listening to Nina Simon is a religious experience
Look at little Irene Cara at 25:00 LOL
It is presentations like these which remind me of how we have barely stepped out the door from a place where some percentage of us uncovered Europa's "paper genocide", in regard to the the *true* and *actual* identities of the majority of so called negros di tierra - and now - 'African' American people. *Most of us were here already* . The 'Trans AT Slave Trade Database' has recently and nonchalantly corrected their number of "Africans transported to America" from 12.5-million to 92,000. As if that is *not* a significant update deserving of an announcement. They also added the "Inter-Americas Trade" to the interface. The Northeastern Aboriginal Turtle Island tribes were relentlessly enslaved and shipped to the Caribbean, Africa and Europe because they were consistently uprising against the incursion of the 'colonies'. The Spanish priests who documented the exploits of the colonialist thieves were clear that the people they encountered looked just like the "Ethiopians". They also detailed some interesting cultural practices: always telling stories and transmitting information and knowledge through *rhyming* discourse; enjoyed singing, dancing and playing musical instruments daily and were "fond of *ball games* of every sort". Sound familiar? Africans do not have a culture centered around ball games. The cultural influence of so-called 'black' people upon "America" is predominantly an indigenous one. These squatters know who we are - that is the *real* reason why they call Jazz "American music".
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King Oliver, New Orleans Jazz
Thanks for grudging this "documentary" out of the woodworks . Great rare footage- just too stereotypical of how some want to explain America'n Music.. Please as you watch this keep searching ....look at as many you tube videos on the "Black Experience " as you have time for... Please also look for the "roots" of country music. - very intertwined - It takes a true musical historian to disseminate where the great divide of different genre of music start- This documentary was not written by one.
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Thanks for sharing this information to the people in the Educational systems of the universe.duma
Kisses...Always...Young ...Gifted...and BLACK...🥰🥰🥰💋💋💋💋
Musical has the storm I use according to the Book of Psalms David say that I am young gifted and black have a good day amen
How do you gain these film
Good appt
What where you get this narrator from.
We didn't come from Africa we were already here!
Indeed, all continents were connected with those called Negroids living in many areas.
Some of us were already here and some of us came from Africa......both worked on Plantations and mixed together(so we are Native American and African)
Racines 🥰❤❤❤❤❤black evryting....
Young, gifted and Bronze people... not black..
The narration is a pleasure hater.
Who is artist @ 0:29 ?
R SCOTT Julian “Cannonball” Adderly
reelblack. Thanks! That melody was stuck in my head for hours Lol. Ive heard that sample used before in Hip Hop and couldn't figure out who sampled it.
song is called mercy mercy mercy
Don't forget classical music...(Beethoven)...
@Terence Jones, What is the purpose of your post? Always need to be included?! ugh... No one has forgotten the Classical music genre. This doco is not on Classical musicians or the history of that genre. Look elsewhere for those, there are MANY.
All these EnDearinG Videos, Black PeoPle with Money, HONEY, won't HelP proFecT TheM 4 UTuBe 2 ShoW peoPle of D World! I guess THEY purChaseD Another $400,000 CARRRR!😜🥂🍾🐦🐥😉
We are not Africans
Tessinha, auntie yes you are.
Hebrew Israelites
You sweet Tessa are from Africa = call it Nature source