Along The Mississippi: Elvis & Mark Twain (Part 3 Full Documentary) | TRACKS
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- This is a journey which takes us to the very soul of the country, capturing its rich spirit by re-discovering the Mississippi as a source of American history, culture, music and lifestyle.
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Love it! Just watched the whole series and I'm completely astonished by the Mississippi river region and it's culture! I always have been curious about the American culture, specially by the Deep South. When the quarantine is over and things get better economically in my country, I surely will pay a visit to your country, and maybe make a road trip through the South.
Greetings from Brazil!
I did a road trip in 2013. Best thing I have ever done
I'd stay out of the south, Mississippi is the most racist state in the country. Elvis presley stole music from black people, he was far from the king of rock and roll, sister Rosetta Thorpe actually invented rock n roll sound. They are famous racist of violence against ppl of color in Mississippi, like Jim Crow, The church bombings, Emitt Till, Mississippi Burning, and thousands more stories.
Beautiful series !!! Need more quality programming like this
love it. the chef on the army core ship seems very proud of his duties in the kitchen!!!
Fantastic Voyage.
Yeah Nashville - Tennessee was Brilliant..
Memphis on my Bucket List..
Documentary ya ajabu ( Fantastic in Swahili )
I looove the backround music in this documentary!!
Along the Mississippi...Tracks,you outdid yourselves on this one.kudos👏
Wow I watching this on April 4th 2024.
MLK, one of the greatest Americans.❤
I'm glad they touched on Cahokia.
Just seeing this. Love it. Great series! I currently live on the MS river in Natchez MS.
Great documentary‼️ Thank you ☺️
26:13 How about that dredge captains Voice? deep baritone, the guy could be a radio announcer.
Betty here... he's got a voice like Sam Elliott's and a mustache like Tom Selleck's!
What's amazing about Mark Twain isn't just that he was a riverboat captain, but that he decided to become one at about age 14, and he tells the whole story in his book "Life On The Mississippi" which is free online. It's a hell of a story, as with all of his books.
Excellent in every way, thanks for making this journey along Mississippi River.
Very nicely put together. High class production and very informative.
Wonderfull. thank you.
i'm a big fan of elvis and twain
I want to visit usa ☹️ i would lost my mind over Memphis sun Records studio ☀️
Be advised Memphis Tn. is very Dangerous!
Im from Memphis! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
What’s Memphis really like? Because the reputation is now awful but I’m curious to know if that’s the reality?
very interesting journey and especially about Mark Twain and the cave....
Now I know more of a place, not far from big easy, where i stayed a few years.
Thanks for the quality of the narration
Excellent
Elvis had a big place in Hawaii overlooking shark's cove on the north shore of Oahu. We used to go by his place all the time, going up and down the hill and we asked my mom who this guy was, and it seemed he was a musician and also a movie star, which was pretty confusing.
And for guitars, well, some like Gibson, some like Fender, Gretsch, Martin, there's no one best.
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i love rivers.....
The Swedes Rock !
well done !
I'm surprised that there's no mention of the New Madrid Fault and the Great earthquakes of 1811 &1812 which caused the river to flow backwards
Does someone knows the song at 11:05 ?
This would be Gemütlichkeit in Germany. Yum
Fun Fact: Mark Twain is really Samuel Clemens.
Suto names were used heavily during those times.
Another fun fact, the term "Mark Twain" means 2 fathoms (deep) of water. On the river they would use a line with a weight on the end and a knot every 6 feet.A fathom is 6 ft. and he was a steamship Pilot for a while before his writing career. That meant it was deep enough for your boat & I guess he liked the sound of that!
@@seadog915 ❤Thank You
My question remains, Why this city still in old days? The building and everything looks from 50 or 60 years ago. While America is transformed beyond our minds, this city still there why?
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more about music then the river :(
Gentrified documentary
Name of the music from 10:59 to 11:34, please
@Michail Gorbatjov Thanks so much for the clue, but I still could not find
@@madrededeus it is "Dead spiders" by Lenny Charles and Sparky Buddha
@@sarah-nl5ck thank you
What’s a Gee-tar?
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No wonder the river is so sick. Dredging like that all the time has to be killing it. I understand the economy of it, but the ecosystem is screaming.
Loud bgm dominating the narration and frustrating for ears. Luv ur stories but this mississippi series is horrible with the music
Don’t put Obama u there with MLK...Martin Luther King was a GREAT man!!!!
.....but obama, not so much.
Other than the beautiful mountainous areas - the South pretty much sucks.
Too bad you have NO BRAIN or concept of AMERICAN HERITAGE.