Twenty Feet From Stardom Singers Live (HD)- "Speak Lord" (Tata Vega) 1-21-13
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2013
- Recorded at the first live performance of the singers featured in the new documentary, Twenty Feet From Stardom. The performance was during the Sundance Film Festival held in Park City, Utah on January 21, 2013.
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Read the book 2-3x (The Color Purple), saw the movie in different countries (the audiences always cried), and bought the movie soundtrack (with Tata Vega contributing). I tell you, her voice comes out of nowhere and becomes everything for you. It is of an emotional attention that takes you on a journey. Best song on the film soundtrack.
I Love, the Documentary, "20 Feet From Stardom". ❤️
Tata Vega singing "Speak Lord". I think this was also sung briefly when Tata Vega sung in "The Color Purple" film for Stephen Spielberg Tata recorded this on one of her recent CDS.
These amazingly talented women are true soul singers! Very touching, gives me goosebumps:). Please keep sharing your gift with all of us and thank you for inspiring me. Thank you soul sistas~
Yes Yes Yes yes !!!It must please God to hear this
Its Sunday morning and listening to church ! Wow !
I love em too my friend...So many talented ones like Melanie Daniels and Lynne Fiddmont and many others.
Thank you!
No problem. I am actually a background singer maniac. If you ever want a treat check out Luther Vandross Your Secret Love CD. Luther began as a background singer himself and would pull the best of the best for his CDs. Among the most star studded assemblies would be Quincy Jones's group on the track "Where Were You When I needed You" where each of about 25 singers are miked individually, and "State of Independence" by Donna Summer where about 50 stars were recorded doing backgrounds.
Tata Vega and Merry Clayton are no joke ❤
WOW... SPEAK LORD🤗
HOLY Crow!
OOH YEAH
Who is that on the very left with the hair?? Dont know who she is, but MY soul says yessssssss
Judith Hill.
THE DRUMMER IS WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY OFF!!!!
Why do white people clap on the off beat like that? LOL. Totally messed up the rhythm of the song. And the drummer didn't know what to do!
And you can magically tell the race of each of the people clapping in this big room. That's an amazing feat of perception you have. Congratulations on your talent.
Thanks! Didn't know it was a talent. Nice try =)
That was sarcasm. I was there, and I can assure you there was a mixture of races in that clapping crowd.
+RTMorasonMD2 Of course people of colour have a sense of rhythm and time that no other race ever could possess! Over time others "may" simulate the gift; sometimes others are "born" with it; however; there is a vast difference!!!
@@silverback808 Your comment is just ignorant....wtf, let's try to end racism not perpetuate it.
The drummer was irritating