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Abraham, Martin and John, Moms Mabley, April 20, 1970 on Pl
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2014
- Moms Mabley pays humble tribute to Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Jr. , and John F. Kennedy in this moving tribute written by Dick Holler. This scene is from HBO's Whoopi Goldberg Presents Moms Mabley.
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Moms Mabley, Woopi, and Sammy Davis Jr. How I would just love to hug them all. And, I think this is one of the greatest songs ever.
Paul Muni was there, too.
You can hear the pain in her voice especially when she says have anybody here seen my Lil Bobby i just break down in tears when sings that part 😢😢
This is what we call a ballot I remember this one of Mom's from a long long time ago and she did it justice.
This performance was cathartic and powerful and it resonates deeply. She literally captured a moment of innocence and pain of a nation.
Don't forget about Ray Charles version. It was the first time as a young man when I heard this song. I still love his version!
So beautiful and sad. Moms was the best.
Wow what a beautiful song BRINGS TEARS to your eyes
My mom so loved Moms; I still have 5 of her albums from the early 60s that get played at least once a year.
Greatness rip mom's mabley ❤❤❤❤❤🤗🙇♀️👑
Wow. Just beautiful!
absolutely beautiful
I saw Whoopi coverage of Mom Mabley and that was the first I'd heard of her. Thanks.
43 years later.. my Son was born
so much passion love and struggle but some day will all be free !
O nosso mundo esconde muita jóias raras xou de bola
R.I.P
Words and music by Dick Holler
Just found that that’s your dad who wrote this song!
I would like to take the time right now to thank your dad for writing what I think is one of the best and most emotionally compelling songs I have ever heard.
😭💙🤣🥇💯🌟
Grande melodia, pena que hoje temos que nos contentar com essas porcarias que chamam de música.
I have heard so many versions of this great songs and a few of them don't sound great, they sound very awkward. The best ive heard were Whitney hustons, (& I have never been a fan of hers), Harry Belafontes and best of all - moms -(despite its success I always thought Dions version, & I liked some of his stuff, was truly awful - Moms version was head and shoulders above any other. I guess the fact that the song relates to her entire life, her career etc helps make it so powerful -& the fact she knew dr King well and that she had met Kennedy reinforces how very personal it is. This being America 3 of the alleged "greats" of civil rights are white men. In America even the black mans struggle for civil rights is dominated by white men. This didn't seem to bother Moms she really seemed to love everyone. Growing up there were a couple of female comedians we were always kind of told were the trailblazers of female comedy, I never heard this great lady's name mentioned at the time. It's unfuckingbelievable that, despite a black president, true equality still does not exist in America. Truly shameful.
sorry none of them freed us cause we ain't free
One day.
Black or white.