I sung with the bass, George (Biggie) McFadden in an Ink Spots group in 1979. He was the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. He passed away a few years later.....RIP sir.
@@thecapone45 Yeah, later on in the 70's George (Biggie) sung in a group called Gaines Steele's Ink Spots. Gaines had claimed he sung with the original Ink Spots but he never did. I was only in my 20's at the time and didn't know any Ink Spots music, so I had to learn it. lol
@@PetrodollarDealEndedSoWakeUp Well thank you, but I've never recorded. I'm just a harmony singer. Sung in a couple Motown-style vocal groups back in the day and in a Barbershop Quartet for about 13 years, but that's it. Thanks again for the interest.
“I want you to build it three cubits long I want you to build it big and strong I want it thirty high and fifty wide So it will stand the wind and tide” Man spitting BARS🔥
@@deprogamer6655 "Man, don't, know, cuz, asking a question, doesn't know what bars are? Mine are perfection" "Come down bruv, come come down bruv attend your fuckin lesson, this is your answer to your stupid fuckin question". You can't hear the beat I hear when typing this so the flow may be lost on some people, but basically, I just gave you an example. (Also, I don't mean to offend you, it's just in the nature of grime, nothing personal)
Well, it's a, oh Noah Oh oh Noah, Oh oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind and tide (Well it's a), Oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah (Oh ho), Oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind and tide Brother Noah, my God's talking (God's gonna ride on the wind and tide) Say you'll ride on the wind and tide Hey children stop, be still, and listen to me God walked down to the rowdy sea He declared that evil had descended to man And then he decided to destroy the land He spoke to Noah and Noah stopped He said "Noah, I want you to build me an ark" I want you to build it three cubits long I want you to build it big and strong I want it thirty high and fifty wide So it will withstand the wind and tide , Oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah (Oh ho), Oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind and tide (Well it's a), Oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah (Oh ho), Oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind and tide (God's gonna ride on the wind and tide) (God's gonna ride on the wind and tide) (God's gonna ride on the wind and tide) Brother Noah Brother Noah, my God's talking (God's gonna ride on the wind and tide) Say you'll ride on the wind and tide Well after the foundation was laid Then Noah began to hew and build The ringing of the hammer cried judgment The hewing of the saw cried sin and repent A hundred years he hammered and sawed Building the ark by the grace of God When the ark was done God's voice was heard He said, "Now, Noah let me tell you what to do." "Call in the animals two by two." So he called them in the ark two by two He called the bird, the oxford, the kangaroo Then he called in Japeth, and Ham, and Shem Then God began to flood the land He raised his hands to heaven on high Shook the stars and they moved from the sky Shook the mountains, he troubled the sea Hitched the wind, his chariot decree He steped on land and stood on the shore And declared that time there wouldn't be no more , Oh Noah, Oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind & tide
thanks, a couple of suggestions as I hear it: "The hewing of the saw cried sinner repent" "He called the bird, the ox, and the kangaroo" "Hitched the wind to his chariot wheel"
I can’t get over the fact that my grandma was all of seven years old when they performed this. World War II has just ended a year prior. Babe Ruth was still alive. The microwave was all of nine months old and the vast majority of Americans didn’t own a television. And yet, so many of us watch and rewatch this awesome video. A living time capsule.
@@newbrumwaytrackcartingllc5459 this harmonizing stuff works great. I just saw a 50s gospel song going it, and now I see this gem. I think it should be brought back into mainstream.
The music industry don't want stuff like that anymore, they need poisonous music to destroy the mind. Just like you are what you eat, music also affects what you are and how you behave and think.
It’s hilarious because every time folk try to take credit for rap I be like nahhhhhh I seen this black and white video of this gospel quartet and THATS where rap originated.
it's insane how the origins of rap go back. i'm pretty sure it was akala who gave a lecture and says it goes back even further to the origins of jazz scat
I'm very sad that Ted Brooks passed before being recognized as the first rapper ever, but just as happy that he finally gets the recognition he deserves. His cadence and bars are very synonymous with 70s/80s hip hop.
This is a musical preaching of God’s word. No bemoaning of how hard their lives were, no degradation of women, no bragging about taking the lives of their fellow men. This video belongs in the history of Black Gospel, where the Word of God is worshipped instead of guns, dope, and money.
Came across this song during the Thanksgiving holiday (23) and my grandmother heard this she lit up like a light! She immediately said “Ohhhh boy Daddy (her father) was crazy about this song” That made my day because I learned something about my great grandfather I never knew!
I'm a 24 yo man from a small village in France and I am absolutely in love with this song. If only they knew that their song went so far in the world they'd be proud
Most artists in history aren't fully realized until they are gone and thats what makes it amazing art. Its a creation so individual and spectacular it lives on long after its creator
You could've added even more personal info. "I'm a 24 yo man from a small village in France, my cat's name is Claude, my grand mother loves garlic snails and I am in love with this song."
The most accurate lyrics you'll find Well it's oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind & tide. well it's Oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind & tide. (Soloist)- Brother Noah My God's talking Said he would ride on the wind & tide. (Group in background) - God's gonna ride on the wind & tide. Hey children, stop still, and listen to me. God walked down to the briny sea. He declared that evil was the sin for man. And then He decided to destroy the land. He spoke to Noah and Noah stopped. He said "Noah, I want you to build me an ark". I want you to build it 3 cubits long. I want you to build it big and strong. I want it 30 high and 50 wide. So it will withstand the wind and tide. Well it's oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind & tide. well it's Oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind & tide. Soloist (Humming) Mmmm Mmmm (Group in background) - God's gonna ride on the wind & tide. (Soloist)- Brother Noah. Brother Noah, my God's talking said he would ride on the wind and tide (Group in background) - God's gonna ride on the wind & tide. Well after the foundation was laid. and Then Noah began to hew and build. The ringing of the hammer that cried judgement. The hewing of the saw cried sin, repent. hundred years he hammered and sawed. Building the ark by the grace of God. And When the ark was done God's voice was heard. said "Now, Noah let me tell you what to do. call in the animals two by two. So he called them in the ark two by two. He called the birdies, the ox, with the kangaroo. Then he called in japheth, Ham, and Shem then God began to flood the land. He raised His hands to heaven on high. Shook the stars and moon from the sky. Shook the mountains, He trebled the sea. hitched the wind to his chariot wheels. He stepped on land and stood on the shore. And declared that time there wouldn't be no more. Well it's oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah God's gonna ride on the wind & tide.
this is pretty inaccurate, for starters, he doesn't say "thirty high", he says "venti high". Glad you tried to transcribe it though, just needs a couple changes!
@@augusttomasson482 you clearly don't know scriptures to say this. I was going to put 300 cubics long according to scriptures but he clearly says 3 cubits long. In scriptures the arc's measurements are 300 cubits long 30 high and 50 wide. And what is a venti? He is not asking for starbucks 🤣
A fast pace strummed jive tends to do that, it's hard to accidentally not like this music when the 1930's were masters of harmonies, beats, and phrasing.
His face was so serious when he started spitting bars. You got to put this group up there as one of the best rap groups in history. Thank God somebody was recording that night ⭐️🔥🔥🔥
These old gospel singing shows were still coming on t.v. well up into the seventies. Check out Arthur Smith from the Carolinas that used to come on. We never missed it.
Usually I’m like “people still make this music 🙄” to people who say this about older music, but you’re right - it’s really really difficult to find authentic new music like this
The only new music that I'll listen to are ones with an old school feel to it. A lot of this modern sound for today's generation doesn't appeal to me. A lot of today's music (mainly mainstream) sound downright terrible. I just prefer underground music tbh.
@@cammythompkins4379 Me too. I found a genre that totally revolves around sampling music from the 1920s(like this) it's called electro swing but you have to search cause some "bands" call themselves electro swing but make pop music. On my PC account i have a playlist, if you search "electro swing mix i eat weebs for breakfast" you'll find it at the top(it should be, I tried it myself) electro swing mix is the name of the playlist and the channel name is i eat weebs for breakfast. 750 songs or so
I think the name is "the five blind boys of Alabama" Literally took my BREATH away when I had the honor of seeing them live several years ago. Please check them out!
Captivating. Have watched this many times. Talented men . Probably treated despicably in those times but they forged through anyway. Went on to make history.
Never been a relegious guy. Just got out of the ’bad side of life’. Allmost a 100 years later this kind of music makes my head quiet, that little moment of peace. The power of music. I hope they had a good life
Why is it that I come back here every now and then and enjoy the hell out of this song... It's like I'm addicted to that song or something! HELP! ;) Hahahahh!
I can appreciate the sound and rhythm, it’s so calming. I also love how when the main singer is done with his verse, he steps to the side to show they are all equal within the group.
All of this without any fancy post production techniques. No auto-tune, no instrumentals added in later, no sampling. They were able to perform this live and sound great no problem. They probably all learned to sing starting early in childhood. I wish I could hear what it would have sounded like live, or what it would sound like if it had been recorded in a modern recording studio. It would sound even better.
IM not really sure, i think the audio is pre recorded and they are just acting, i mean look at the first second when the voices begin, they are jumping in at the wrong time.
@@peterrogers870 I'm sure they're really singing in the video, but the audio may well be recorded from a different studio session. In fact, it seems likely, because they would probably all need to have been close to a microphone for that, and I don't see any in this video. I am nonetheless sure that they would have been great live, and that there were no advanced production techniques used to make them sound better.
@@syncmonism This is called a Soundie.A Soundie was a pre cursor to music videos from the 40s,that were played on a special jukebox called a Mills Panoram. While regular Jukeboxes had vinyl records and a record player,Panorams had 16mm film reels,a 16mm film projector,and a screen. The projector would be inside the jukebox,around 10 or so film reels. When someone put in a quarter,and pressed a button,the film reel they chosed,would put the film strip into the projector,and play it on the screen. These Soundies are really ahead of there time,and because of sound quality most of these Soundies were lip synced. I know some people think Lip Syncing was made in the 90s,and MTV popularized the music video,but of course there wrong. Soundies would diminish in popularity and end production in the late 50s. Because of the low sound quality most Soundies are really relaxing to me. A few to note are The Jubalaires- Noah,The Mills Brothers-Till Then, Cab Calloway-Blues In The Night,and The Delta Rhythm Boys-Dem Dry Bones.
My name is literally Noah, I'm in my 40s and growing up I had a teacher that used to sing to me the chorus of this song as I was the only Noah in my school and in my town really. I heard it for years but this teacher could never tell me the name of the song or the singers, he would just say : It's a really old song Noah! (There was no Internet back them lol) Today thanks to the RUclips algorithm I have finally discovered the tittle and interpreters of this song and I'm loving it !!! Better 40 years later than never!! Lol
I didn't know this song... I found it today when I was 59... I confess that I was enchanted. Very cool indeed... I've already put it on my Dizeer prel list... and I'm going to share a lot... show...🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
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only 1940s kids remember this banger
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😂😂💯
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My father born in 1957 and remember watching this in 1972
Except jewish kifs
0% Drugs
0% Women
0% Curse Words
100% Noah
and a lil bit of weed
Just came back after watching Gayn*****from outer space.
@@isuskataotinstagram2069 weed is a drug.
Yes
he might save hiphop??? ruclips.net/video/a1VfycbMoSw/видео.html
I sung with the bass, George (Biggie) McFadden in an Ink Spots group in 1979. He was the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. He passed away a few years later.....RIP sir.
Wow that’s amazing! ❤
Really?? I had no idea any of these guys had any connection to The Ink Spots
@@thecapone45 Yeah, later on in the 70's George (Biggie) sung in a group called Gaines Steele's Ink Spots. Gaines had claimed he sung with the original Ink Spots but he never did. I was only in my 20's at the time and didn't know any Ink Spots music, so I had to learn it. lol
Your profile name checks out, old school singer… Respect. Where can we find any of your work?
@@PetrodollarDealEndedSoWakeUp Well thank you, but I've never recorded. I'm just a harmony singer. Sung in a couple Motown-style vocal groups back in the day and in a Barbershop Quartet for about 13 years, but that's it. Thanks again for the interest.
Anyone listening in 2024?
You caught me! :P
Best rap song ever
we still doing this shit?
:)
@@PhattyBolger how bro feel after saying that: 😈😈👹👹👹👹👹👺👺👺👺👺👺
Friend: who's your favorite rapper?
me: Its complicated.
More of a understandable since this one doesnt mumble
@@tempo6316 exactly
nice pfp
As a viper fan, yeah
@@potdude1200 no
who else came from the rap video that got recommended to everyone bc the song here is actually a banger
👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
I have listened to a bunch of their songs today b/c of that recommendation.
yeh just got recommended and found the song title in the comments, sounds mint
been listening to this and many other groups for years. Check out The Dixie-Aires if you like these guys. Great songs
Guilty by association, and it was worthy
2024. i'm here watching this adorable group, little like if u are here too!!!
These men are a treasure. Also I can only imagine what the elders who inspired them sounded like.
The black American church is responsible for so many of these genres and outstanding singers.
That's a fundamental truth !@@Musicienne-DAB1995
Have you seen the movie Glory? Look for the campfire scene.
Old American music is pretty cool
This isn't meme material, it's genius. These guys nail every note of this, it's vocal perfection
Facts
You should look into the early Mills Brothers if you are into syncopated vocal harmonies.
As was the trend before the 60s.
Not really that great
I actually really like this song
Here to appreciate the original video, not the crappy remixed version.
Yes. They just put royalty free beats on top of the video
Same
It’s in the wrong kind of key too lol same root though.
If it weren't for that video I wouldn't have found these guys so I still appreciate the remix. But yes, it is a crappy remix.
@@dtothee8730 Exactly, otherwise I wouldn't have found this one... :)
The spirit of God is in these men. I'd love have attended a service with this type of vibe
Amen
I completely agree!
Proof?
Bro they’re gonna have to have the spirit if they want to be a servant
This song makes me wanna travel back in time.
Same
The big guy’s bass background vocals are insane
He
Layers the video too damn good.
he might save hiphop??? ruclips.net/video/a1VfycbMoSw/видео.html
Agree and I’m pretty sure he’s Mr. Sandman from Mike Tyson’s Punchout also.
Yup
QUALITY MUSIC LEAKERS you’re high if you think that’s good
“I want you to build it three cubits long
I want you to build it big and strong
I want it thirty high and fifty wide
So it will stand the wind and tide”
Man spitting BARS🔥
👍🏻
He was already there 50 years before rap.
Going to need a bigger boat lol
What the hell are bars?
@@deprogamer6655 "Man, don't, know, cuz, asking a question, doesn't know what bars are? Mine are perfection"
"Come down bruv, come come down bruv attend your fuckin lesson, this is your answer to your stupid fuckin question".
You can't hear the beat I hear when typing this so the flow may be lost on some people, but basically, I just gave you an example. (Also, I don't mean to offend you, it's just in the nature of grime, nothing personal)
Well, it's a, oh Noah
Oh oh Noah, Oh oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind and tide
(Well it's a), Oh oh Noah
Oh oh Noah (Oh ho), Oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind and tide
Brother Noah, my God's talking (God's gonna ride on the wind and tide)
Say you'll ride on the wind and tide
Hey children stop, be still, and listen to me
God walked down to the rowdy sea
He declared that evil had descended to man
And then he decided to destroy the land
He spoke to Noah and Noah stopped
He said "Noah, I want you to build me an ark"
I want you to build it three cubits long
I want you to build it big and strong
I want it thirty high and fifty wide
So it will withstand the wind and tide
, Oh oh Noah
Oh oh Noah (Oh ho), Oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind and tide
(Well it's a), Oh oh Noah
Oh oh Noah (Oh ho), Oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind and tide
(God's gonna ride on the wind and tide)
(God's gonna ride on the wind and tide)
(God's gonna ride on the wind and tide)
Brother Noah
Brother Noah, my God's talking (God's gonna ride on the wind and tide)
Say you'll ride on the wind and tide
Well after the foundation was laid
Then Noah began to hew and build
The ringing of the hammer cried judgment
The hewing of the saw cried sin and repent
A hundred years he hammered and sawed
Building the ark by the grace of God
When the ark was done God's voice was heard
He said, "Now, Noah let me tell you what to do."
"Call in the animals two by two."
So he called them in the ark two by two
He called the bird, the oxford, the kangaroo
Then he called in Japeth, and Ham, and Shem
Then God began to flood the land
He raised his hands to heaven on high
Shook the stars and they moved from the sky
Shook the mountains, he troubled the sea
Hitched the wind, his chariot decree
He steped on land and stood on the shore
And declared that time there wouldn't be no more
, Oh Noah, Oh oh Noah
Oh oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind & tide
Thanks so much
thanks, a couple of suggestions as I hear it:
"The hewing of the saw cried sinner repent"
"He called the bird, the ox, and the kangaroo"
"Hitched the wind to his chariot wheel"
Thank you so much, i'm not a english speaker i needed this.
@@davidroseno7464 anytime bro
@@placefeature5329 ok, anytime😁
WE MAKIN OUT THE FLOOD WITH THIS ONE! 🔥🔥🔥
Can you imagine these men couldn't have ever imagined 50 years later people would be looking at them performing this in tiny screens
Actually it would be about 80 years, this is from the 40s. But yeah I can’t imagine how they’d feel about it.
Someone will read your comment in 50 years 👀☠️
This comment made me smile.
Can you imagine that all these guys are dead 🙈
close, only 30 years off
Is very surprising that this masterpiece is finally valued after 76 years
I’m not. There’s loads of music.
Sadly True
Its on tv in the 40s prolly was a hit
1st rappers
@100%normie are u serious
imagine if one of these guys were alive today and found out their song finally blew up after 80 years
Who would've thought this would still be a banger even today. I still come back to this video every now and then. Very catchy
I know right? The rhythm is kind of addicting. It pops into my head every so often lol.
WE MAKING IT ONTO THE ARK WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Don't use that meme on this vid tho...
@@rikustorm13Brother.
@@rikustorm13dawg grow a sense of humor lmfao
Lez goo!
I’m in…
Lightskin brotha came in the cypher and killed it
😂
🤣🤣
Right 😂
@Submission 666 so im not the only one that sees the similarities between them!
Facts !!!😂😂😂😂
These bars are straight out of heaven
I can’t get over the fact that my grandma was all of seven years old when they performed this. World War II has just ended a year prior. Babe Ruth was still alive. The microwave was all of nine months old and the vast majority of Americans didn’t own a television. And yet, so many of us watch and rewatch this awesome video. A living time capsule.
they would be happy to see how their music is valued almost 100 years later
Happy 2 c u here 👍🛩📔❤️
Shut the fuck up bro this is from 1945 😂😂
Its 1946 hardly 100 years 😂
@@samzy9358 the word almost was included in the sentence smarty pants
@@ShumonB but it’s not even almost 100 it’s more like almost 80
The shortest one has a really lovely voice tbh
They all have a magical quality in their voices, real talented people
@@newbrumwaytrackcartingllc5459 this harmonizing stuff works great. I just saw a 50s gospel song going it, and now I see this gem. I think it should be brought back into mainstream.
The music industry don't want stuff like that anymore, they need poisonous music to destroy the mind. Just like you are what you eat, music also affects what you are and how you behave and think.
The shortest one: Im 6 ft tall, yes im the small one of the family
@@JonyMSalomon b.s. 6ft is average. How can you be considered small? 6ft is average for alot of families
My name is Noah and when I got this in my recommended I was intrigued. I thank Noah every day that he gave me this songs.
Anyone else feel the Holy Spirit when you bump this?
the first rappers...........
recommendations love me.
ruclips.net/video/RUAzLpG8sf8/видео.html
@@dookie_stains_ lol I just watched that vid yesterday and now I'm here (ps, SHAW)
@@dookie_stains_ Original is way better than this edit
me 2
This isn't rap. And even if it were, these guys are no where near the first. Groups have been doing that stuff for nearly 10 years before this.
I found this song through the evolution of hip hop Netflix series that show has taught me alot about the roots of rap
That series was great
It’s hilarious because every time folk try to take credit for rap I be like nahhhhhh I seen this black and white video of this gospel quartet and THATS where rap originated.
Bookmarked it a while back, but never went to watch it. Will definitely check it out now.
it's insane how the origins of rap go back. i'm pretty sure it was akala who gave a lecture and says it goes back even further to the origins of jazz scat
@@Zenek143 really, link to the Akala interview?
my grandpa was only 11 or so when this came out and he’s still alive today ima ask him if he’s ever heard of this song before
2024 anyone❤️❤️
Whos here in 1952 still listening to this timeless classic?
Whose here 1941 still listening to this classic?
@@kingodeysus2366this was 1944
Bro this is 2076 😂
I laughed at that
This was made in 1946
I'm very sad that Ted Brooks passed before being recognized as the first rapper ever, but just as happy that he finally gets the recognition he deserves. His cadence and bars are very synonymous with 70s/80s hip hop.
Got to wonder if Ted Brooks has any surviving children
Hello, I'm Brazilian, explain something to me, how is this a rap when not even the rhythm of rap has
@@sturtgamertv4812 Just because it doesn't have electronic bits or car sounds doesn't mean it's not rap. In rap what matters is the tempo.
This ain't rap it's gospel folk n rhythm
@@sturtgamertv4812 the guy does a rap about Noah. First rap recorded I believe. No it's not gangsta rap 🤣
I’m not even religious but I love this song. They were such innovators and it makes me mad that they don’t get credit in the history of rap music
Agree👍👍
The vibe and character of these men reflect God's kingdom. God has a place for you too 🙏
They do get the credit, but they weren't the first in this style check Memphis Jug Band.
Barber quartet is the best thing, marvelous!
This is a musical preaching of God’s word. No bemoaning of how hard their lives were, no degradation of women, no bragging about taking the lives of their fellow men. This video belongs in the history of Black Gospel, where the Word of God is worshipped instead of guns, dope, and money.
Their singing gives me goosebumps. Such deep, soft and soothing voices
"Ummm Noaah, ooh, oooh noah"
Bro got a hard one
@@Stroppyness. It's catchy
It’s the harmony of their voices that does it
Generation of autotune...
00:36 to 01:00 is pure gold. The way he steps in and kill it is just a whole new level..
Lil Baby was going crazy
@@brenetssss 😎
Yeah Lil Baby snapped
@@brenetssss on me Lmgdmfao 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Way ahead of their time.
This is gold
I cannot stop playing this... incredible
RIP all of them Gentleman❤❤❤
Top 10 rappers eminem was to young to diss
He wasn't even born in this era, this was the great depression era
@@ashtonfranklin4620 u don't say
@@ashtonfranklin4620 This song is from the mid 40s, great depression was late 20s early 30s.
@@ashtonfranklin4620 no 1940 was not great depression it happened 20 years earlier this is world war 2 era learn your history bruh
@@randomguy2106 i thought this song came out in the 30's
A certified hood classic
I think this is a banger in the barbershops
Definitely
@@rileyjordanmaingque4231 barbershop classic
I wish i could live back then even tho it was shit it would be worth it
@8A Benaiah Dandel i like them odds!
Came across this song during the Thanksgiving holiday (23) and my grandmother heard this she lit up like a light! She immediately said “Ohhhh boy Daddy (her father) was crazy about this song”
That made my day because I learned something about my great grandfather I never knew!
I'm a 24 yo man from a small village in France and I am absolutely in love with this song. If only they knew that their song went so far in the world they'd be proud
They are riding the wind and tide. je l'ai en boucle!
We’re proud for them what an incredible inspiration they’ll never be forgotten
Most artists in history aren't fully realized until they are gone and thats what makes it amazing art. Its a creation so individual and spectacular it lives on long after its creator
i want to live in a small village in france
You could've added even more personal info. "I'm a 24 yo man from a small village in France, my cat's name is Claude, my grand mother loves garlic snails and I am in love with this song."
The most accurate lyrics you'll find
Well it's oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind & tide.
well it's Oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind & tide.
(Soloist)- Brother Noah
My God's talking
Said he would ride
on the wind & tide.
(Group in background) - God's gonna ride on the wind & tide.
Hey children, stop still, and listen to me.
God walked down to the briny sea.
He declared that evil was the sin for man.
And then He decided to destroy the land.
He spoke to Noah and Noah stopped.
He said "Noah, I want you to build me an ark".
I want you to build it 3 cubits long.
I want you to build it big and strong.
I want it 30 high and 50 wide.
So it will withstand the wind and tide.
Well it's oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind & tide.
well it's Oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind & tide.
Soloist (Humming) Mmmm Mmmm
(Group in background) - God's gonna ride on the wind & tide.
(Soloist)- Brother Noah.
Brother Noah,
my God's talking
said he would ride
on the wind and tide
(Group in background) - God's gonna ride on the wind & tide.
Well after the foundation was laid.
and Then Noah began to hew and build.
The ringing of the hammer that cried judgement.
The hewing of the saw cried sin, repent.
hundred years he hammered and sawed.
Building the ark by the grace of God.
And When the ark was done God's voice was heard.
said "Now, Noah let me tell you what to do.
call in the animals two by two.
So he called them in the ark two by two.
He called the birdies, the ox, with the kangaroo.
Then he called in japheth, Ham, and Shem
then God began to flood the land.
He raised His hands to heaven on high.
Shook the stars and moon from the sky.
Shook the mountains, He trebled the sea.
hitched the wind to his chariot wheels.
He stepped on land and stood on the shore.
And declared that time there wouldn't be no more.
Well it's oh oh Noah Oh oh Noah Oh OH! oh Noah
God's gonna ride on the wind & tide.
Awesome thanks
Thanks man
You deserve more likes
this is pretty inaccurate, for starters, he doesn't say "thirty high", he says "venti high".
Glad you tried to transcribe it though, just needs a couple changes!
@@augusttomasson482 you clearly don't know scriptures to say this. I was going to put 300 cubics long according to scriptures but he clearly says 3 cubits long. In scriptures the arc's measurements are 300 cubits long 30 high and 50 wide. And what is a venti? He is not asking for starbucks 🤣
These are four of the flyest mafackas that ever graced the earth with harmony. I come back a few times a year to hear this banger!
This song is why my father was named Noah....great song
When you do something so well done that it still impresses people 75 years later
A fast pace strummed jive tends to do that, it's hard to accidentally not like this music when the 1930's were masters of harmonies, beats, and phrasing.
I love that "brother Noah my God's talking" hook sound beautiful
I feel you
yes so very true. this tune have been replayed heck of a lot lately
@@bubbamoseks9522 Same. I've probably heard it 50x now over a few months
I literally can't stop playing his parts over and over again
Can't tell me brotha looks like a descendant of Kendrick Lamar 😂
This song is so damn good. I never get tired of listening to it. This right here is a timeless banger !
This was fire. They were way ahead of their time. Double honors given to these elders. ✊🏿
These 4 dudes literally just spitting fire...i love their vibe!!! They are so fcking classic
I'm hoping this type of sound makes a comeback and they receive all the credit.✊🏻
💯‼️🫡
The flow, the fit and that gold tooth, this hits hard. This is the Wu-Tang of the 40's. Incredible.
These coldblooded g’s laid down the foundation. Mad respect 🫡 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thinking the same thing right away!
😂😂😂😂
Cringe
Yesss
Complex music that sounds simple and natural. Great.
Every rapper owes a debt to these early innovators!
BRO THIS IS ACTUALLY FUCKING FIRE I CAN'T STOP REPLAYING
LANGUAGE
@@oalisonzera SONG SLAPS SO HARD THAT I NEED TO CURSE
This song is so fire that God Himself ran out of it and had to destroy the land with water instead.
@@oalisonzera Fuck off
@@NM-ho5qt god bless u
His face was so serious when he started spitting bars. You got to put this group up there as one of the best rap groups in history. Thank God somebody was recording that night ⭐️🔥🔥🔥
These old gospel singing shows were still coming on t.v. well up into the seventies. Check out Arthur Smith from the Carolinas that used to come on. We never missed it.
Noah was recording
@@Alex-dt3yw fr
'Spittin bars'... :) awesome
This wasn’t rap
I am an Arab young man who loves old music. I am from Libya, generation 2000
colonist
God bless you and your family, son.
🇱🇾 ❤
These guys were just all class! Look how beautifully they are dressed! Super suave. They remind me a little of early, early rap somehow🫶🏻💯🥰🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
"God's gonna ride on the wind and tide". This line is on fireeeeeee!!!!!!!
Especially at the end, it's just magic 👌
Ikr
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Vibes
I think you mean John Jennings... yea, with the beard. I remember a video seeing him without the beard and they didn’t really look close
All jokes aside, this is the type of music we need more of.
Usually I’m like “people still make this music 🙄” to people who say this about older music, but you’re right - it’s really really difficult to find authentic new music like this
The only new music that I'll listen to are ones with an old school feel to it. A lot of this modern sound for today's generation doesn't appeal to me. A lot of today's music (mainly mainstream) sound downright terrible. I just prefer underground music tbh.
@@cammythompkins4379 Me too. I found a genre that totally revolves around sampling music from the 1920s(like this) it's called electro swing but you have to search cause some "bands" call themselves electro swing but make pop music. On my PC account i have a playlist, if you search "electro swing mix i eat weebs for breakfast" you'll find it at the top(it should be, I tried it myself) electro swing mix is the name of the playlist and the channel name is i eat weebs for breakfast. 750 songs or so
eh i blabbed on for too long. here's the playlist link lmao ruclips.net/p/PLpGTUyls7eiW9p89J1ioNx1H6_JtOf8PJ
says the guy with a roblox pfp. nice. you're 5.
2024 and we can't stop listening this guy rapping!
"I feel the Hip-Hop, the lyric, the rithym and the music, the noosey-all- the-bluey and the rappers with the beat" 🤩
*The harmony by itself is just purely good.*
Pure good and then some. These guys are/were fire.
I can’t stop listening to this video it’s catchy 😂
Ikr
Yees
You're not alone
Right 😂, super catchy. I be listening too this when I be traveling around on fallout 76 lmao 😂
Can't believe that one of the first rap songs, out of all things was related to god. I'm proud.
The beauty of their harmony, accurate timing, and creativity in making the scripture rhyme is truly something to admire.
2:09 I really like the way he says "Shook" with such conviction
shook ones 🤩
😌
It's unreal how good this is, I need to find more songs like this
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I think the name is "the five blind boys of Alabama" Literally took my BREATH away when I had the honor of seeing them live several years ago. Please check them out!
It's called Doo Wop
@@robyndismon394 I just checked them out, they’re amazing
@@cjfrench5401 So happy 2 hear that!
Captivating. Have watched this many times. Talented men . Probably treated despicably in those times but they forged through anyway. Went on to make history.
Praise the Lord these brothers are spreading Gods words 80 years later ❤️🙏 The internet wasn't even invented yet, but here they are, God is good
One of the greatest songs I've ever heard
Same here buddy I love it
Rappers now: drug, sex, money
Rappers in the 40's: Noah
Everything changes overtime Negative or positive
I'm pretty sure many people in the music industries had sex did drugs and got money
lol
@@kingwwx8163 And in Rap's Case, Negative.
*_OH_ Noah
Honestly,they all look very kind & good natured. God bless & keep their souls in heaven...❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
its nice to return to this again. very comforting while i battle a cold.
I hope these men are living like kings in heaven.
Hopefully the do.
True but only one king in Heaven
0% Auto tune
0% Alcohol
0% Marijuana
0% Drugs
0% Cars
0% Woman
0% Twerking
0% Remix
100% Noah 😊
100% 🔥
And Well dressed
And no sexual lyrics
👏🏽👏🏽
0% marijuana? Don’t be so sure.😂
I'll never stop listening this song
This line.. love the delivery !
“A hundred years he hammered and sawed”
Never been a relegious guy. Just got out of the ’bad side of life’. Allmost a 100 years later this kind of music makes my head quiet, that little moment of peace. The power of music. I hope they had a good life
Listen to Choppin nocturne 6 in G minor
What a nice comment.
@@soldieroftoughlove7635 Franz list Hungarian rhapsody!
Good Luck, hope you enjoy the good side.
God loves you brother. He changed my life for the better.
Why is it that I come back here every now and then and enjoy the hell out of this song... It's like I'm addicted to that song or something! HELP! ;) Hahahahh!
This goes biblicaly hard, Jesus is Lord. Every knee shall bow, every tongue will confess that Jesus is Lord.
It’s funny, im not Christian but I understand the what the song means and it’s goes soooooooo hard
Nothing but good vibrations.
I can appreciate the sound and rhythm, it’s so calming. I also love how when the main singer is done with his verse, he steps to the side to show they are all equal within the group.
bros pushin
Amazing, rock and rap come from church music. This is how real artists perform, just a stage and their talent.
Rock came from the mixing country, R&B, and gospel.
@@WillHoward2002 and gospel is church music so he was right
All music can trace its roots to religious hymns that's for sure
@@BigSplenda1885 indeed….being that r&b/soul, rock, jazz & blues all stemmed from slavery & some gospel hymns
@@WillHoward2002 And they all came from Black Americans.
Sick!!! Greetings and much respect from Bulgaria!
Always hearing this makes me smile every time. Such a happy tune clear and original!
That is some straight up Biblical 🔥 that Brother was spitting. 👏 👏
I've been listening to this all day.
highly recommend you check out other stuff by this band too.
Same
Can't get this tune out of my head, god bless us all🙏🙏
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All of this without any fancy post production techniques. No auto-tune, no instrumentals added in later, no sampling. They were able to perform this live and sound great no problem. They probably all learned to sing starting early in childhood.
I wish I could hear what it would have sounded like live, or what it would sound like if it had been recorded in a modern recording studio. It would sound even better.
IM not really sure, i think the audio is pre recorded and they are just acting, i mean look at the first second when the voices begin, they are jumping in at the wrong time.
@@peterrogers870 I'm sure they're really singing in the video, but the audio may well be recorded from a different studio session. In fact, it seems likely, because they would probably all need to have been close to a microphone for that, and I don't see any in this video. I am nonetheless sure that they would have been great live, and that there were no advanced production techniques used to make them sound better.
@@syncmonism This is called a Soundie.A Soundie was a pre cursor to music videos from the 40s,that were played on a special jukebox called a Mills Panoram. While regular Jukeboxes had vinyl records and a record player,Panorams had 16mm film reels,a 16mm film projector,and a screen. The projector would be inside the jukebox,around 10 or so film reels. When someone put in a quarter,and pressed a button,the film reel they chosed,would put the film strip into the projector,and play it on the screen. These Soundies are really ahead of there time,and because of sound quality most of these Soundies were lip synced. I know some people think Lip Syncing was made in the 90s,and MTV popularized the music video,but of course there wrong. Soundies would diminish in popularity and end production in the late 50s. Because of the low sound quality most Soundies are really relaxing to me. A few to note are The Jubalaires- Noah,The Mills Brothers-Till Then, Cab Calloway-Blues In The Night,and The Delta Rhythm Boys-Dem Dry Bones.
They was ahead of their way man.
WE MAKIN’ IT OUT OF THE 40’S WITH THIS ONE
1:42 this guy is FIRE
Said no one ever.
this man is lil babys great grandfather
Ong bro got BARSSS
@@laurataylor7709 said Professor Pineapple
@@laurataylor7709 ratio
I believe this is the father of all hip hop
facts this is definitely early Hip-Hop.
His delivery and body movements is proto hip hop
Lil baby's great great grandad
Yeah probably the first rap video
@@xpertg5570 Who the fuck is Lil baby?
These guys are tight! Precision at it's finest.
Now that's what you call BARS! 🔥👌🏼
My name is literally Noah, I'm in my 40s and growing up I had a teacher that used to sing to me the chorus of this song as I was the only Noah in my school and in my town really. I heard it for years but this teacher could never tell me the name of the song or the singers, he would just say : It's a really old song Noah! (There was no Internet back them lol) Today thanks to the RUclips algorithm I have finally discovered the tittle and interpreters of this song and I'm loving it !!! Better 40 years later than never!! Lol
That big boy voice is DEEP 💀
George McFadden
I didn't know this song... I found it today when I was 59... I confess that I was enchanted. Very cool indeed... I've already put it on my Dizeer prel list... and I'm going to share a lot... show...🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
For an 1940s song, this still slaps as hard as it did then
Why is no more rap like this anymore? This is just straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
well maybe because this is singing anf not rap.
Maybe because it’s gospel music
@@nathanhull8302 yeah it's not rapping at all. I showed it to my friends on discord. One said Acapella and the other said Gospel
Imho Dax is rapping similarly. At least he uses Christian themes. And he is anti-drugs too
@@jasoninthea.m7471bro half of todays music is considered rap and they be singing slower than this 💀
*That short dude seems to be the most honest guy on Earth.*
Verdade.