Our First Time Hearing| Moms Mabley “Abraham , Martin & John” Very Emotional REACTION 😭
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My father, Dick Holler, wrote this song in 1968 after the assassination of Bobby Kennedy and He loved this version of his song. Something to keep in mind, Moms knew Martin and Bobby, as she was very involved in the civil rights movement of the 60's. I'm sure it added greatly to the emotion she put into her moving performance.
Your father wrote a beautiful tibute to theses four great men. I believe it will live forever and carry with it a part of the story of the struggle for civil rights in America.
Love to your dad for sharing this amazing tribute song with us. Still brings me to 😢 tears after all these years. God Bless 🙌
Then he has no ear. Listen to Dions version, far supreme to this.
@@grindfreakmike5754give your head a shake mike... it's not a comparison of style it's about empathy.
Really felt it when she mentioned her "little bobby".
I cannot believe what I've just heard & watched..This was played in my home when I was very young & it made me feel emotional but THIS has just ripped my heart out and made me cry. That amazing woman sang with her heart..she has lived with the history and the pain of losing these greatest men of our time. The memories this beautiful woman has could have been told through a book. These precious, precious human beings should be celebrated and acknowledged..Sending peace ☮️ and love ❤️ from the UK 🇬🇧
She was a great comedian /one of the few black women comedian at that time
Man lost it when she said her little bobby. So much emotion
Except for Abraham Lincoln, she did know John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy personally. That emotion was real.
"my little bobby" that part really got to me.
She sang with such passion because with the exception of Abraham Lincoln she knew these people that she was singing about, they were her friends and she did miss them so.
I remember seeing her do stand-up on TV many times back in the day, but I missed seeing her do this. It was beautiful. 😥
I cannot watch her sing this without bursting into tears. Humanity has such a long way to go.
She is wonderful and she is talking about 4 great man for sure
Glad you chose to do the Moms Mabley version, it just hits so different, she puts everything into it and breaks your heart.
She was one of the best comedians in her time! She was the real deal!
Is this one of her performances, lmao.
@@grindfreakmike5754
Everybody loved Moms Mabley, even though her act was quite brazen and racy. Raunchy even.
She blew us away with this because we got a glimpse into the pain behind the laughter.
Born in 1894, she became famous on the Chitlin Circuit in 1920. She came out as a lesbian in 1921! Thanks to appearances on Ed Sullivan and The Smothers Brothers, she had an amazing comeback. Her rendition of Dick Holler's song is the most touching, I think. When she says, " My little Bobby...," it always chokes me up.
Mom's was a very talented comedian. Love this version
So emotional. Everybody loved Moms Mabley. A true pioneer in many ways .
Cant see how.
God bless her.
I know a couple of versions of this song but none brought me to tears like this.
That just made me cry and I don't cry easily. All my heroes.
I'm a 74 year old white guy. I've bought 3 comedy albums in my life: George Carlin, Richard Pryor, and Moms Mabley's 'I Just Got Back From The White House Conference '. You can be Anybody and still recognize genius!
She was incredible
Mom's could bring you to tears loved her!!!
I wish I could start a radio station and play music like this. Mom's was so amazing and so few people today don't know her gift to all of us.
Dion l almost never lived to sing this classic because he was offered a seat on Buddy Holly's plane for $36. Dion had plenty of money but thought that was his parent's rent in Brooklyn so he took the cold bus with Waylon who gave his seat to someone who wasn't feeling well. Buddy said jokingly I HOPE YOU FREEZE and Waylon replied I HOPE YOUR PLANE CRASHES. This always haunted Waylon
Best rendition of this song I have EVER heard
I consisted her to be the real queen of comedy.
Thank you for playing that I just love mom's Mabley gave me a flashback being a little girl you need just see a documentary on her she was a good singer in the 40s and 50s yeah watch documentary about her life
Mom's Mabley was a stand-up comic. She was one of the first successful black female stand-up comics.She started out playing gigs on the Chitlins belt which was a geograhic circuit of clubs around the U.S. that black comic performers played. Jewish comics had their geographical area (mostly in the Catskills mountains in New York) where they performed called the Borscht belt.This was because a lot of Black and Jewish comedians were barred from performing in many of the. white clubs around country. My parents use to buy her comedy albums back in the 1960s. I never heard her sing until now.
The original version of this song was by Dion....oddly enough.
No one ever sang this song as beautifully as Moms Mabley. Whenever I hear her sing it I have tears running down my cheeks.
Sad to me this is the first time you heard this. Yes she was there and knew three of them personally. This is a classic performance during a time that todays generation stands on the shoulders of and even greater reason to be vigilant and alert and now allow backsliding and push forward to continue progress. We can never forget!!!
My eyes watered. TY for reacting to this treasure.
I do miss my Grandma's singing. Much like this. Comforting and soothing. Allis right with the World as you fall asleep.
If I do hear it again. It will be on the other side. Then I'll know. I'll be in the right place.
Its like hearing your grandmama sing
Mom's Mabley put out a rendition of this tune when she was in her 70's and it hit the Top 40 on the Billboard charts in '69. A very impressive career !!🥲
Linda essa música, me emociona muito, essa cantora é linda.
Moms Mabley was pretty famous back then - and she probably knew Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy personally. For her, it probably was about as personal as it gets. I don't think young people today can ever really grasp what the murder of Martin Luther King on April 4, 1968 and the murder of Bobby just two months later did to so many of us who hoped for a better and freer country of love, justice, and peace. It was a very emotional time for many of us anyway, and I supposed that Moms Mabley felt it much more. I'm surprised she could get through the song at all.
This song always brings tears to my eyes.
Wonderful, thank you!
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I have no rank. But, I wish to promote that lady to the rank of Grandma. Bill Withers has a song about her.
I Agee. I agree.I agree.
Moms was hilarious. Easily the funniest comedian in the history of comedy. She often sang songs at the end of her routines. Sometimes she'd hit your heart with songs like this. She referred to her audiences as her "babies." She was a treasure and all without being vulgar and filthy mouthed. Her comedy pushed the boundaries a bit but she didn't cross the line. I love Moms Mabley. I listen to her comedy albums when I need a laugh. I hope you will too. You'll fall in love with her too.
She did know them personally
All were civil rights people who died by assassons bullets
Haja coração
This was her song she’s the original
You can't do every version of this, but my favourite has to be Marvin Gaye by a long way, for his soulful voice which seems to fit perfectly with the lyrics
and little bob kennedy, too. sad, so sad.
Darn allergies this time of year.