Mort de #Naomi_Shelton, la chanteuse du label soul Daptone :
What Have You Done (2009) :
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhWGfhKRA8M
Sinner (2014) :
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsCEx9qKeDg
Mort de #Naomi_Shelton, la chanteuse du label soul Daptone :
What Have You Done (2009) :
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhWGfhKRA8M
Sinner (2014) :
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsCEx9qKeDg
Mort aussi cette semaine de #U-Roy et de #Tonton_David :
▻https://seenthis.net/messages/902484
Naomi Shelton & The Gospels queens - Cold World
▻https://naomisheltonandthegospelqueens.bandcamp.com/album/cold-world
Sister Rosetta Tharpe, l’âme sœur du rock
▻https://pan-african-music.com/black-history-month-rosetta-tharpe
Inspiratrice méconnue de Chuck Berry ou Elvis, cette chanteuse gospel et guitariste virtuose a longtemps été oubliée par l’Histoire avant qu’un récent revival ne lui rende enfin justice, près de quarante ans après sa mort.
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9a49oFalZE
#musique #Rosetta_Tharpe #rock #gospel #guitare #femmes #Histoire
Le livre s’intitule La femme qui inventa le rock ‘n’ roll , un choix qui ne doit assurément rien au hasard… On doit la belle illustration de couverture à Julien Mortimer, créateur de sa propre maison d’édition, le Trainailleur.
▻https://www.soulbag.fr/une-bio-de-rosetta-tharpe-en-francais
Who gets named in the story? | Forthright Fellowship Room
▻http://fellowshiproom.com/who-gets-named-in-the-story
Roger Dickson, Moving beyond professionalism – Brotherhood News
▻http://brotherhoodnews.com/2020/04/15/beyond-professionalism
We have had numerous calls from those who want some type of Bible diploma or degree in order that they too can be considered preachers. In fact, the calls almost always revolved around a distorted view of the caller having a right to be a preacher. Callers feel that they cannot preach the gospel unless they have some Bible diploma or degree, and preferably one that is awarded by some accredited Bible institution.
No wonder he trembled – R’s Commonplace Book
▻http://randal.us/no-wonder-he-trembled
Paul preached the faith to Felix, Acts 24.24-25. He spoke about what the governor needed to hear: God’s approval, self-control, and coming judgment. No wonder he trembled.
Interview du groupe The Staples ou The Staple Singers à leurs débuts en 1963. J’extrais une citation du père, Roebuck, sur le racisme auquel ils devaient faire face :
Staple Singers Interview
Chris Strachwitz and Barbara Dane, 3 August 1963
▻http://arhoolie.org/staple-singers-interview-2
Extrait :
Roebuck Staples: This is my land. This is ours. This land belong to everybody. To see it like that, we’d have a better United States. It’s just really rough, what the colored entertainers have to go through with sometime, in the trail. We hit down in the Southern states. It’s hard to get food sometimes. Nobody know, that’s why colored people sang the blues. That’s why they can sing with soul.
With all the integration, and what they’re saying have been done, you don’t know what’s gone on when you get out there and even the police will tell you things in your car, that you know you don’t know what’s going on, either.
Who was it, Jackie Russell? I was reading little piece where they let him go inside a white hotel. He’d let Barbara come in, and then the desk clerk had a fit. You can’t do nothing you know. It’s just so silly.
I was down south last year. I was at a cavalcade and had, how many cars would we have? About four cars. I drive a Cadillac because that’s the best car. I’m not trying to be a big shot. That’s the best car in the world to drive. When you talk about Cadillac, they always give you one. I hope they see this and they can give me a Cadillac, but they’re the best cars in the world. I don’t do nothing but put gas in that car and change the oil. We drove up to Yazoo City, Mississippi, and I never will forget, a man asked me and I told him, fill my car up. Fill it up. I was driving a brand new ’62 Cadillac. Reverend Franklin driving a brand new ’62 Cadillac. And they was kind of mad at us ‘cause we was driving them big new cars and “what about that one back there? Want me to fill up too?”
I said “Reverend you want your car filled up too…? I said “Yeah, fill ‘em up.” “Don’t you say Yeah to us white people down here.” Yes he did. He had fifty cent worth of gas in my car. I said, cut it off. That’s plenty. He cut it off. I gave him fifty cent. Thank you. My son came out of the door, and getting’ a can of something, and he said, okay to him…”Don’t say Okay, you say Yes sir to us white people down here. “
I can’t understand. We went on down the street, and I don’t know what he was thinking of. We went down, he lost twenty-five dollars. We went on down the street, we filled all the cars up.
He lost twenty-five dollars right there. We went on to the next station. We filled up. We had a full car. I don’t see how he can stand to lose that money like that. Twenty-five dollars. When you fill it up, it cost seven to eight dollars. He lost about twenty-some dollars. Right there. Just on account of he abused me like that.
Not an exclusive place. I went in to just a service station. They had a counter there, you know. I ordered, I was driving. We’d gone late at night, real late, and I was going to get something to eat here, get us some sandwiches. Went in there, and I ordered. Well, you go around to the back. Well you keep your food, I’m gone. That’s the kind of stuff. You’d be hungry too, but you don’t feel like eating it after they tell you something like that.
I took my son to get some sandwiches, in a place down there, two ladies was in there. I went to the front, and I was asking, Perv, what you doing back here? He told me, they told me to come around the back. I said, never buy any food like that as long as you live. If my money won’t spend there, if it’s not good enough to spend there, it’s not good enough to spend back here. Lady came, she said, Mr., said we awful sorry. Said we trying to make a living, so I know how you feel, but we got to do what this man said. We can’t do nothing about it. We hate it as bad as you do. Some of them, it’s not all bad white people now. Don’t think that, because she just didn’t see any sense in herself, she couldn’t see it, but there are some, yep, if they didn’t do that, they would lose their jobs, and they’d needed to work.
One girl was coming through going to Cincinnati, stopped in the house in Chicago. CORE (Congress for Racial Equality) convention was in Cincinnati, Ohio. She stopped, and I asked her how was things going. She’s from Jackson, Mississippi, right out where Evers got killed, and asked her how was things in Mississippi. She was coming on from Jackson then, in Canton, and the police stopped her. Let me see your driver’s license, nigger. Who you calling nigger? See all that kind of stuff we have to go through with, that you all don’t, the white never know about...
Près de 10 ans plus tard, à #Wattstax :
#Staple_Singers #Musique #Musique_et_politique #Gospel #Histoire #ségrégation #racisme #USA
Compilation de témoignages du même genre:
Racism on the Road: The Oral History of Black Artists Touring in the Segregated South
Steve Knopper, Billboard, le 10 novembre 2020
▻https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/features/9474793/oral-history-black-artists-touring-segregated-south
Voici mon palmarès des 30 chansons les plus tristes du monde :
►https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmygnicYLIA&list=PLkeA_mTMOkTt1UMWHWjnQks3r8oqM7BcD
1) Trouble of the World, Mahalia Jackson (USA, 1959)
2) Gloomy Sunday, Billie Holiday (USA, 1947)
3) I Wish I Knew How it Would Feel to Be Free, Nina Simone (USA, 1967)
4) Petenera, Pepe de la Matrona (Espagne 1957)
5) Double Trouble, Otis Rush (USA, 1958)
6) Part Time Love, Clay Hammond (USA, 1982)
7) Walking the Backstreets and Crying, Little Milton (USA, 1983)
8) Let Me Down Easy, Bettye Lavette (USA, 2000)
9) Mara Beboos, Hassan Golnaraghi (Iran, années 1960)
10) Aatini Al Nay Wa Ghani, Fairouz (Liban, 1965)
11) Please Come Home for Christmas, Charles Brown (USA, 1960)
12) Lost Someone, James Brown (USA, 1961)
13) Walk on By, Dionne Warwick (USA, 1963)
14) Unfair, Barbara Lynn (USA, 1964)
15) Crying Time, Ray Charles (USA, 1965)
16) Nothing Takes The Place Of You, Toussaint Mc Call (USA, 1967)
17) Inner City Blues, Marvin Gaye (USA, 1971)
18) In the Rain, The Dramatics (USA, 1972)
19) In the Ghetto, Candi Staton (USA, 1972)
20) Ne Me Quitte Pas, Jacques Brel (France, 1966)
21) Te Recuerdo Amanda, Victor Jara (Chili, 1969)
22) Chega de Saudade, Joao Gilberto (Brésil, 1959)
23) Sodade, Bonga (Angola, 1974)
24) Tezeta, Mahmoud Ahmed (Ethiopie, 1974)
25) Assouf, Tinariwen (Mali, 2006)
26) Time, Tom Waits (USA, 1985)
27) Nothing compares 2 U, Sinead O’Connor (USA-Irlande, 1990)
28) Hurt, Johnny Cash (USA, 2002)
29) Hate, Cat Power (USA, 2006)
30) Pause, Rafeef Ziadah (Palestine, 2015)
J’en ai fait deux chroniques :
►http://entrelesoreilles.blogspot.com/2018/09/elo341-les-chansons-les-plus-tristes-du.html
►http://entrelesoreilles.blogspot.com/2018/11/elo348-les-chansons-non-americaines-les.html
Spotify s’y était essayé aussi :
▻https://seenthis.net/messages/716771
Voici aussi le « top 20 » des chansons les plus gaies du monde :
▻https://seenthis.net/messages/731244
#Musique #Playlist #Tristes #Gospel #Flamenco #Blues #Saudade #Sodade #Tezeta #Assouf #Soul #Jazz
Le fin fond du désespoir, à mon sens, avec cette étrange lueur, quand même…
Présence, Félix Leclerc, 1951 (je crois…)
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xV7FPW2TMgI
Reprise par François Béranger (ainsi que 18 autres), peut-être encore plus désespérante, plus sobre avec juste la petite guitare :
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6Xwyc8qsdA
Bonnie « Prince » Billy - I See A Darkness
Dominique A — « Marina Tsvétaéva »
Deux chansons de Pierre Perret
Lili
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1LwIKW2DX0
Mon p’tit loup
▻https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3lta
Va falloir que j’écoute la première liste, je ne connais presque rien, histoire de me morfondre un peu plus dans mon coin.
Au-delà de l’aspect goûts musicaux de chacun, ce genre de liste est encore plus subjectif dans le sens où souvent, ce qu’on trouve triste (ou joyeux) fait souvent référence à des moments de nos vies, des choses que l’on a écouté avec un⋅e amoureu⋅x⋅se, ou lors de la mort d’un proche, ou autre. En ce qui me concerne cela vaut pour les odeurs aussi, et ça m’est déjà arrivé d’avoir les larmes aux yeux en sentant un parfum, ou inversement l’odeur d’un buisson qui me rappelle mon enfance.
Si je fouille dans ma musique pour trouver mes trucs tristes à moi, je vais pleurer toute la journée, alors je vais réfléchir tranquille. :D
Une quand même qui vient vite :
Ben Harper - Walk Away
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FSkL9hMhpE
Avec des punchlines de tristitude…
Oh no… here comes that sun again
That means another day without you my friend
[…]
They say time will make all this go away
But it’s time that has taken my tomorrows and turns them into yesterdays
?????
#Otis_Rush (mon numéro 2) vient de mourir, j’espère que je n’y suis pour rien...
▻https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1127025/otis-rush-guitariste-blues-mort
Vous ne le connaissez peut-être pas, mais vous connaissez sûrement certaines de ses chansons reprises par des blancs, Eric Clapton (Double Trouble), Led Zeppelin (I Cant Quit You Baby), All Your Love (John Mayall)...
On m’en propose d’autre, il faudra que je fasse une liste 2.0:
Mara Beboos, de Hassan Golnaraghi
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o650DK1-YoU
Bahar’e Delneshin, de Ba’nan
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf1tjPGa140
Dou Panjereh, de Googoosh
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGVWimlLd1c
Emshab Dar Sar Shoori Daram, de Mohamad Esfahani
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZtgO1ZmIJw
A3tini Nawa Wa Ghani, de Fairouz
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsmqDSj7uDQ
Tajabone, de Ismael Lo
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUWyUE6kqoU
Nekreh Al Qalb, de Souad Massi
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGpU-NX862E
Mistral Gagnant, de Renaud
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tuoh3o0CM3Y
Dead Can Dance - The Host Of Seraphim
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJhVM930YXY
Alice In Chains - Down In A Hole
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvLm_Hh7dq0
Radiohead - You And Whose Army
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZvzruRwubU
Nine Inch Nails - The Day The World Went Away
►https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7fsHtkNU7w
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Anthrocene
►https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14O_HOQXSEM
Depeche Mode - Sister of Night
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhjAuA8s2M8
deux de plus:
Tan Joven y Tan Viejo, de Joaquín Sabina
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-t1HX-qukjM
Calle Melancolia, de Joaquín Sabina
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TyxRXjP730
Les 20 chansons américaines les plus tristes du monde sont là (vous aurez remarqué que j’ai remplacé Jacques Brel par Cat Power) :
►http://entrelesoreilles.blogspot.com/2018/09/elo341-les-chansons-les-plus-tristes-du.html
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmygnicYLIA&list=PLkeA_mTMOkTvBZ5rmiDgWjDSlBUkt4cMU
Les 10 chansons non-américaines les plus tristes du monde sont là (avec Brel) :
►http://entrelesoreilles.blogspot.com/2018/11/elo348-les-chansons-non-americaines-les.html
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VnfBxIZSCU&list=PLkeA_mTMOkTsEn7RpKWaZbMormYg257AN
1) Petenera, Pepe de la Matrona (Espagne 1957)
2) Mara Beboos, Hassan Golnaraghi (Iran, années 1960)
3) Aatini Al Nay Wa Ghani, Fairouz (Liban, 1965)
4) Ne Me Quitte Pas, Jacques Brel (France, 1966)
5) Te Recuerdo Amanda, Victor Jara (Chili, 1969)
6) Chega de Saudade, Joao Gilberto (Brésil, 1959)
7) Sodade, Bonga (Angola, 1974)
8) Tezeta, Mahmoud Ahmed (Ethiopie, 1974)
9) Assouf, Tinariwen (Mali, 2006)
10) Pause, Rafeef Ziadah (Palestine, 2015)
Merci à vous pour votre aide !
Du coup, voici la combinaison des deux: les 30 chansons les plus tristes du monde
►https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmygnicYLIA&list=PLkeA_mTMOkTt1UMWHWjnQks3r8oqM7BcD
1) Trouble of the World, Mahalia Jackson (USA, 1959)
2) Gloomy Sunday, Billie Holiday (USA, 1947)
3) I Wish I Knew How it Would Feel to Be Free, Nina Simone (USA, 1967)
4) Petenera, Pepe de la Matrona (Espagne 1957)
5) Double Trouble, Otis Rush (USA, 1958)
6) Part Time Love, Clay Hammond (USA, 1982)
7) Walking the Backstreets and Crying, Little Milton (USA, 1983)
8) Let Me Down Easy, Bettye Lavette (USA, 2000)
9) Mara Beboos, Hassan Golnaraghi (Iran, années 1960)
10) Aatini Al Nay Wa Ghani, Fairouz (Liban, 1965)
11) Please Come Home for Christmas, Charles Brown (USA, 1960)
12) Lost Someone, James Brown (USA, 1961)
13) Walk on By, Dionne Warwick (USA, 1963)
14) Unfair, Barbara Lynn (USA, 1964)
15) Crying Time, Ray Charles (USA, 1965)
16) Nothing Takes The Place Of You, Toussaint Mc Call (USA, 1967)
17) Inner City Blues, Marvin Gaye (USA, 1971)
18) In the Rain, The Dramatics (USA, 1972)
19) In the Ghetto, Candi Staton (USA, 1972)
20) Ne Me Quitte Pas, Jacques Brel (France, 1966)
21) Te Recuerdo Amanda, Victor Jara (Chili, 1969)
22) Chega de Saudade, Joao Gilberto (Brésil, 1959)
23) Sodade, Bonga (Angola, 1974)
24) Tezeta, Mahmoud Ahmed (Ethiopie, 1974)
25) Assouf, Tinariwen (Mali, 2006)
26) Time, Tom Waits (USA, 1985)
27) Nothing compares 2 U, Sinead O’Connor (USA-Irlande, 1990)
28) Hurt, Johnny Cash (USA, 2002)
29) Hate, Cat Power (USA, 2006)
30) Pause, Rafeef Ziadah (Palestine, 2015)
J’ai mis à jour le post original.
A World of Peoples
▻http://randalmatheny.com/world-peoples
Three stanzas describe a little circle that excludes so many.
One #God and the #Bible
▻http://randalmatheny.com/one-god-bible
This article was written in simple English for an international magazine. We’d like to share it here with you.
The #grace of God in #truth
▻http://randalmatheny.com/grace-truth
Just as in the entire world this #gospel is bearing fruit and growing, so it has also been bearing fruit and growing among you from the first day you heard it and understood the grace of God in truth, Col 1.6. The gospel speaks of Jesus. It is content and communication, the power of God […]
Nothing sweeter | Fellowship Room
▻http://fellowshiproom.com/nothing-sweeter
2. We were purified in order to love each other. That’s what 1 Pet 1.22 says, and it boggles the mind and challenges the heart. This was tonight’s text.
The world hated him first
▻http://randalmatheny.com/hated-first
John 15.18: Jesus Christ is not only our example and sacrifice for sin, but he also is our comfort.
If you had known
▻http://randalmatheny.com/if-you-had-known
John 4.10: What a sad statement! May it not be true of you.
#Daily_Bible_Devotional #eternal_hope #gospel_of_John #Osama_bin_Laden
When they saw
▻http://randalmatheny.com/they-saw
John 20.20: The risen Christ holds the key to #Faith, hope, and love.
#Daily_Bible_Devotional #gospel_of_John #Jesus_Christ #joy #resurrection
Glory for #gospel
▻http://randalmatheny.com/glory-gospel
God is good and gives us good news. Jesus did not come to condemn (for the world was condemned because of its sin) but to save. #God unites, reconciles, redeems, transforms, empowers, entrusts, sends, and gives purpose and meaning to man. God is the great Giver. Praise and glory belong to him!
Know where you came from and where you’re headed
▻http://randalmatheny.com/know-where
God opens his hand and wants you to open yours
▻http://randalmatheny.com/open-hand
Psalm 145.16 : Do like God.
What a contrast !
▻http://randalmatheny.com/contrast
One man’s reaction to human depravity is far different from God’s.
Action : Proclaim
▻http://randalmatheny.com/action-proclaim
1 Peter 2.9: Speak to the lost words about our good and powerful God.
Action : Send
▻http://randalmatheny.com/action-send
Romans 1.15: What do I have that I can send to further the #gospel?
Action : Go
▻http://randalmatheny.com/action-go
Mark 16.15: Take the initiative to draw people close to God.
Action : Cooperate
▻http://randalmatheny.com/action-cooperate
2 Corinthians 1.24: Does my work have the nature of an invitation or imposition?
#Daily_Bible_Devotional #cooperation #coworker #Faith #gospel
#action : Hear
▻http://randalmatheny.com/action-hear
Matthew 15.10: We can and must hear and understand.