This LADY sings with passion and belief. A true super star of her era and an artist I could listen to every day. Quality is eternal. Her voice amazing. Her rendition of this hymn second to none..
I was deeply in love with Joan Baez in my teenage years. And I didn't even know what she looked like! I only had a crummy cassette with several songs, includin the Battle Himn of the Republic. But her voice and energy were enough, I could only but love her 🙂
This version of joan baez touched me countless times and often made me cry. I'm not an American, I'm not a Christian, and I can't even use English. But every time I hear the sentence "as he did to make men holy, let us live to make men free", my heart ignites firm strength. I learned this song from my grandfather, and he first heard it 80 years ago in the anti fascist war, fighting side by side with American soldiers in the Far East. thank 🙏 The great American spirit, like a little light in the storm, has flourished on that land since it crossed the sea more than 245 years ago. As long as you still believe in God and defend freedom and justice, you will still lead all mankind. God bless America forever!
This was an anti-slavery ballad, during a civil war that claimed more American lives than all the others combined. It was America at its best. And worst.
I love your comment 龙应 Honour to your grandfather! Thanks to your family for his service to humanity in the fight against dictatorship! From Barcelona, I join you in your blessings for the great country of freedom that is America!
Who could not be affected by this momunental rendition of such a wonderful song. What a voice. Everything Joan sings is performed so beautifully. She has a haunting and melodic voice that has been a joy to listen to over the years.
I grew up with her music then finally saw her in concert on the Friday after my mother died in 2012. I've been to two more of her concerts since, the last time was 2017 just before my younger brother died.
Just hearing her voice brings tears to my eyes. Her folk songs are so haunting...all of her stuff is so full of emotion. Joni Mitchell is my favorite singer, but no one can beat Baez voice..like pinging a crystal
The first time I ever heard this version of the song was studying for a school history project about the Vietnam War found a video from the BBC of the fall of Saigon and this song played at the end of the video well footage of Vietnamese soldiers cheering at first and then contrast with footage of mass us casualties
Ya, it's a little tough now. But nothing compared to what they had to deal with when this song was originated. There is idle talk about what to do about the November elections. Should we just cancel them or postpone, or some other nonsense. It's utter foolishness. This is f*cking childplay compared to the hell they were going through during the Civil War. They didn't stop or cancel anything. Hell, Lincoln even ordered his generals to take a break from the war so his soldiers could vote. Which they did, and nearly all of them voted for Lincoln of course. This is what it's like in really tough times. ruclips.net/video/U8kSUDp2BC0/видео.html
I am an American and a Catholic priest. Since 1986 I have lived outside of the States. In Spain, then in Rome, then in Holland (23 years), then Mexico (eight years) and this moves me.
I cannot believe we crossed paths in Greenwich Village when she hung out with Bob Dylan shared a drink at The Kettle Of Fish. I am truly honored to have met them!
Use to sing down there too with the greats, met joan 4 times up to 2 yrs back and I'll tell you to have gotten a smile then a hug. Well my heart is still swelled of the joy. And today passing out this song to many to understand freedom.
I'm a Brit but have always loved this song and Joan Baez, so put the two together and you have an amazing and haunting recording, particularly as she's singing the original version and not the awful ones dreamt up by various sporting and other organisations both in the UK and the US.
Always loved Joan Baez voice. Absolute superb singer and songwriter for about half a century, says something about her talent and durability. ❤😊 Regards from Australia 🇦🇺.
So, so beautifull! She is a genius with folk, with traditional, protest, ballads, gospell, jazz, love songs , or whatever she chooses to sing, to play or to compose. She is simply an uttermost talented soul and a great and good heart and intelligence at the service of mankind. She´s a precious gift that was given to us. Today, more than ever, we need Love On Action which is who Joan is. Gratitude and deep respect forever, Joan Baez.
This hymn touched millions of people around the world. It was also a favorite of Winston Churchill. In fact, he held it in such high regard that he had included as his casket was brought into his state funeral at St. Paul's Cathedral in Jan 1965.
@@tomjohnson9553 - great, thanks for including that bit of history about this song. Must have been awesome to be there for that performance. There's got to be a recording of that somewhere on the internet.
"Here was a new generation, shouting the old cries, learning the old creeds, through a revery of long days and nights; destined finally to go out into that dirty gray turmoil to follow love and pride; a new generation dedicated more than the last to the fear of poverty and the worship of success; grown up to find all Gods dead, all wars fought, all faiths in man shaken..."-F. Scott Fitzgerald
mon Dieu ma prof d'anglais de 4ème et 3ème Melle Erdman nous la faisait chanter...je lui dois ma passion pour l'anglais...glory, glory Miss Suzanne Erdman, for ever...
I'm an Australian and I'll admit to being a tad jealous of the Yanks in that they have a couple of beautiful songs which most of us in the western world recognise within the first couple of bars! When I hear either The Battle Hymn of the Republic or the Star Spangled Banner I pay attention. The music and the lyrics are compelling. Joan Baez is a class act.
Kind of you to say sir,as an American,I am honored to hear that when you come from a great Nation as well.Never to late to chase one being written.The dramatic manner our land came to be, spawned them for certain.May one be Spawned for Australia without such urgency.
Soroako: As a Canadian, I feel the same way. Not only this, but also their national anthem. We got "O Canada", you got "Advance Australia Fair", and they got "The Star-Spangled Banner". Musically, there's no contest really.
hello, so it goes to me, this song has touched my heart infinitely deep. I believe it is enough if you only try to be "human". give me a hand, and we can be brothers or sisters - we can together honor the omnipotent God, for this wonderful song is written and composed in his honor.
I like the American republican hymn...have only studied it in history about the origin of it.,am not an American but it speaks volume to me...I have the song in my heart..thanks for the men who fought to restore the vocation of humanbeing, humanisation..thanks and God bless Americans...as the words go ...his truth is marching on!!!
Ya veo entre las nubes la gran gloria del Señor, Cuando arranque el cardo y la ortiga, la ira y el dolor Ya arden los corazones con el fuego de su amor. Su reino viene ya. ¡Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya! Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya! Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya! Hossana, Cristo Rey En el seno de una Virgen, nació en Belén Cristo Rey Para testimoniar la verdad y restaurar su grey Él luchó por los perdidos, luchemos todos también. Que el Reino viene ya. ¡Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya! Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya! Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya! Hossana, Cristo Rey
@@cyndymarlow3948 It looks at the minute as though you're heading more in the right direction (this from a non-native who's spent a fair bit of time there over the years).
Wow! Joan Baez didn't change the lyrics to the PC version! She sang it correctly: As He died to make men holy, let us DIE to make men free Not the new more often heard: As He died to make men holy, let us live to make men free What's the difference? Everything. That one word changes a lot. What the Civil War was about. Men from the North dying to end slavery.
There are other stanzas seldom sung: I have seen Him in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps, They have builded Him an altar in the evening dews and damps; I can read His righteous sentence in the dim and flaring lamps: His day is marching on. (Chorus) Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! His day is marching on. I have read a fiery gospel writ in burnished rows of steel: "As ye deal with my contemners, so with you my grace shall deal"; Let the Hero, born of woman, crush the serpent with his heel, Since God is marching on. (Chorus) Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Since God is marching on. He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat; He is sifting out the hearts of men before His judgment-seat; Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer Him! Be jubilant, my feet! Our God is marching on.
Sitting here, waiting for a victor to be declared in the 2020 election. It has been a long four years. America, come back to us now. - (signed, as amateur foreign observer) Toomas Karmo, in Nõo Rural Municipality, Estonia
Emouvant ,tellement c'est magnifique cette interprêtation de l'hymn républicain par Joan Baez , schez par ailleurs qu'une version française existe puisqu'elle est chantée par Frida Boccara.....ce dont j' ignore en revanche réside quand à sa "présence "sur le Net ? Merci cependant pour la version live de Joan Baez sur le site Bonne année à tous et à toutes et à très bientôt. Amitiés Hubert
Wait, what about the watchfires of a hundred circling camps? What about the firey gospel writ in burnished rows of steel? The trumpet that shall never call retreat? What about all that?
Bonjour à tous. Beaucoup de chansons de Joan Baez (comme celle-ci) sont "collées" sur une vidéo dont le mouvement des lèvres ne correspond en rien à la chanson. Pas de PB pour des époques différentes, mais ... quelqu'un a une vidéo correspondant à la chanson ? (demande valable pour plusieurs joan Baez). Merci
What a gorgeous voice. I was in Newport, RI for Naval OCS when she was there with Dylan. I have loved her voice since 1960 , but have disagreed with her politics.
The entire crowd knew the words. The "pop" star knew the words better. Dressed respectfully, over decades. Demonstrating nothing but musical talent. All you have to do to be good is give in to yourself. Forget TV, radio and social media. Listen to yourself, you have never been wrong.
"I am" belief stems from you-know-who, Not our Savior. Did you simply listen to "self" at 8 mos and know not to touch a flame? You had to be taught. So who sets the precedent? Who determines what is Good? There is One that does this, but you've completely overlooked Him in your comment.
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This LADY sings with passion and belief. A true super star of her era and an artist I could listen to every day.
Quality is eternal. Her voice amazing. Her rendition of this hymn second to none..
I was deeply in love with Joan Baez in my teenage years. And I didn't even know what she looked like! I only had a crummy cassette with several songs, includin the Battle Himn of the Republic. But her voice and energy were enough, I could only but love her 🙂
Amen good taste😍✝️
Absolutely Perfect. The most beautiful voice to sing this fabulous hymn.
This version of joan baez touched me countless times and often made me cry. I'm not an American, I'm not a Christian, and I can't even use English. But every time I hear the sentence "as he did to make men holy, let us live to make men free", my heart ignites firm strength. I learned this song from my grandfather, and he first heard it 80 years ago in the anti fascist war, fighting side by side with American soldiers in the Far East. thank 🙏 The great American spirit, like a little light in the storm, has flourished on that land since it crossed the sea more than 245 years ago. As long as you still believe in God and defend freedom and justice, you will still lead all mankind. God bless America forever!
This was an anti-slavery ballad, during a civil war that claimed more American lives than all the others combined. It was America at its best. And worst.
She sings "Let us DIE to make men free;" the real, "politically-incorrect" lyrics.
I love your comment 龙应 Honour to your grandfather! Thanks to your family for his service to humanity in the fight against dictatorship! From Barcelona, I join you in your blessings for the great country of freedom that is America!
God bless America. We are NOT perfect, but we are GOOD and JUST!
@luitxi0116 Now America is at risk due to 2024 election.
Who could not be affected by this momunental rendition of such a wonderful song. What a voice. Everything Joan sings is performed so beautifully. She has a haunting and melodic voice that has been a joy to listen to over the years.
This voice has sang to me for over 40 years. Saw her once in concert in 1965 best mony I ver spent
A year before I was born
me too
I grew up with her music then finally saw her in concert on the Friday after my mother died in 2012. I've been to two more of her concerts since, the last time was 2017 just before my younger brother died.
How can you not love this lady?
Just hearing her voice brings tears to my eyes. Her folk songs are so haunting...all of her stuff is so full of emotion. Joni Mitchell is my favorite singer, but no one can beat Baez voice..like pinging a crystal
Amazing Joan Baez. She was absolutely fundamental to my teenage years. Let us die to make men free!!!
Best woman in American folk music! Love her!
The first time I ever heard this version of the song was studying for a school history project about the Vietnam War found a video from the BBC of the fall of Saigon and this song played at the end of the video well footage of Vietnamese soldiers cheering at first and then contrast with footage of mass us casualties
@@Svea_LifeGuards The cruel beauty of this song is that all of its profound sense resides in many dead men...
We need her now. Life is hard, yet she can lift us all up.
Ya, it's a little tough now. But nothing compared to what they had to deal with when this song was originated. There is idle talk about what to do about the November elections. Should we just cancel them or postpone, or some other nonsense. It's utter foolishness. This is f*cking childplay compared to the hell they were going through during the Civil War. They didn't stop or cancel anything. Hell, Lincoln even ordered his generals to take a break from the war so his soldiers could vote. Which they did, and nearly all of them voted for Lincoln of course.
This is what it's like in really tough times.
ruclips.net/video/U8kSUDp2BC0/видео.html
There is nobody like Joan Baez. She can make every song important as it is.
The song is important!
The golden voice of the world as every song she sings has messages worthy of great respect.
By any chance are you THE James Taylor, please?
I am an American and a Catholic priest. Since 1986 I have lived outside of the States. In Spain, then in Rome, then in Holland (23 years), then Mexico (eight years) and this moves me.
I cannot believe we crossed paths in Greenwich Village when she hung out with Bob Dylan shared a drink at The Kettle Of Fish. I am truly honored to have met them!
WOW!
Use to sing down there too with the greats, met joan 4 times up to 2 yrs back and I'll tell you to have gotten a smile then a hug. Well my heart is still swelled of the joy. And today passing out this song to many to understand freedom.
@@thomascleveland8121 INDEED
Gloria Gloria Alleluia !!! a sweet song with the heart. Bring the peace por everybody. Thankyou very much Joan. For always.
Been looking for a lot of versions of this truly remarkable song. God bless you for posting this. Thank you.
I'm a Brit but have always loved this song and Joan Baez, so put the two together and you have an amazing and haunting recording, particularly as she's singing the original version and not the awful ones dreamt up by various sporting and other organisations both in the UK and the US.
Always loved Joan Baez voice. Absolute superb singer and songwriter for about half a century, says something about her talent and durability. ❤😊 Regards from Australia 🇦🇺.
Perfecta interpretación,ideal para esta canción,su inconfundible voz ,la hace mas perfecta.
So, so beautifull! She is a genius with folk,
with traditional, protest, ballads, gospell, jazz, love songs , or whatever she
chooses to sing, to play or to compose. She is simply an uttermost talented
soul and a great and good heart and intelligence at the service of mankind.
She´s a precious gift that was given to us. Today, more than ever, we need Love
On Action which is who Joan is. Gratitude and deep respect forever, Joan Baez.
L. Campos That was beautifully written, and so true. God Bless you.
This hymn touched millions of people around the world. It was also a favorite of Winston Churchill. In fact, he held it in such high regard that he had included as his casket was brought into his state funeral at St. Paul's Cathedral in Jan 1965.
Also sung by choir and mass audience in Westminster Abbey, in memorium in the week of September 11, 2001.
@@tomjohnson9553 - great, thanks for including that bit of history about this song. Must have been awesome to be there for that performance. There's got to be a recording of that somewhere on the internet.
She is one of the Idols of my green years, when hope was for everyone. Today our sons and nephews no more dare to hope.
"Here was a new generation, shouting the old cries, learning the old creeds, through a revery of long days and nights; destined finally to go out into that dirty gray turmoil to follow love and pride; a new generation dedicated more than the last to the fear of poverty and the worship of success; grown up to find all Gods dead, all wars fought, all faiths in man shaken..."-F. Scott Fitzgerald
mon Dieu ma prof d'anglais de 4ème et 3ème Melle Erdman nous la faisait chanter...je lui dois ma passion pour l'anglais...glory, glory Miss Suzanne Erdman, for ever...
Perfect interpretation, ideal for this song, her unmistakable voice makes it more perfect.
Gives me goosebumps
Extraordinaire cette chanson mais surtout cette artiste. Elle vous fait vibrer le cœur et les neurones.
+André-Louis Guidroux Elle est simplement la meilleure de tous les temps
The voice of an angel. Joan sings the original version.
This is not the original! The original is John Brown's Body!
Her version is truly awesome!
*THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC*
My grandfather fight for the Republic and Freedom in south Vietnam,Him died in last battle at saigon
GOD bless him and all people everywhere who lay down their lives in the struggle to free people.
I'm an Australian and I'll admit to being a tad jealous of the Yanks in that they have a couple of beautiful songs which most of us in the western world recognise within the first couple of bars!
When I hear either The Battle Hymn of the Republic or the Star Spangled Banner I pay attention. The music and the lyrics are compelling.
Joan Baez is a class act.
Soroako
Music is America's most influential art form; more than literature, painting, or even film.
Kind of you to say sir,as an American,I am honored to hear that when you come from a great Nation as well.Never to late to chase one being written.The dramatic manner our land came to be, spawned them for certain.May one be Spawned for Australia without such urgency.
Soroako: As a Canadian, I feel the same way. Not only this, but also their national anthem. We got "O Canada", you got "Advance Australia Fair", and they got "The Star-Spangled Banner". Musically, there's no contest really.
Soroako. Thank you much from a Yank. The world is a better place because of America.
@@mikekeenan8450 I am American. This, or Home On the Range, should be our national anthem. Not the ssb. Just my opinion.
Einzigartig. Grandios. Vielen Dank liebe Joan Baez!
This version is the best rendition and what makes it so much more beautiful is the soft back chorus.
Thanks Julie How and Joan this is a wonderful song for Americans to rally by and be faithful, agnonstic or not, you are Amricans
Heck, I'm as agnostic as they come, and not even an American to boot - and I still think it's a wonderful song.
The greatest song ever written-instrumental in inspiring the anti-slavery cause - by the greatest singer I’ve ever. Heard
Once a week I come back for a listen
best and most classical version
I agree, beautiful and maybe tear producing too
What a wonderful woman!
Lyrics: Julia Ward Howe, 1861
Music: William Steffe, 1856 and sung with perfection by ms baez
Pete seeger sang "battle hymn of the republic" at moms funeral. Best of friends!!
I am neither American or religious but there is something terribly profound in this song.
Agree. It is profound and touching.
It's glorious and means much to me as I am both religious AND American. I love both
hello, so it goes to me, this song has touched my heart infinitely deep. I believe it is enough if you only try to be "human". give me a hand, and we can be brothers or sisters - we can together honor the omnipotent God, for this wonderful song is written and composed in his honor.
"Lord" can mean anything you want it to.
Sophie Terrell, here, here! Amen, sister in Christ.
Extraordinaire, tout simplement...
This is what America stands for , May it stand Tall , Proud and Never fall at the feet of the Enemy.
This hymn with girl sing Joan Baez , make Cray my heart .
I like the American republican hymn...have only studied it in history about the origin of it.,am not an American but it speaks volume to me...I have the song in my heart..thanks for the men who fought to restore the vocation of humanbeing, humanisation..thanks and God bless Americans...as the words go ...his truth is marching on!!!
Geofrey Wekesa, awesome comment! Thanks and God Bless You!! His Truth truly IS marching on :)
John Browns Body- the original
Glory, glory, Hallelujah!
Need more of this today..
She's still touring.
I love this song. Thank you Joan.
Nice voice with the great song, praise The Lord!
one of the best songs from the Civil war.
Que interpretação magnífica de Joan Baez.
Wow Joan your voice in this hynm make Cray .
Ya veo entre las nubes la gran gloria del Señor,
Cuando arranque el cardo y la ortiga, la ira y el dolor
Ya arden los corazones con el fuego de su amor.
Su reino viene ya.
¡Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya!
Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya!
Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya!
Hossana, Cristo Rey
En el seno de una Virgen, nació en Belén Cristo Rey
Para testimoniar la verdad y restaurar su grey
Él luchó por los perdidos, luchemos todos también.
Que el Reino viene ya.
¡Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya!
Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya!
Gloria! ¡Gloria! ¡Aleluya!
Hossana, Cristo Rey
What a wonderfull version This song did not at all became old
i am so happy from france i love US
En mi juventud lo escuchaba..
Magnifique. Vive la République.
what a great people. GOD BLESS AMERICA !!!
Dios bendiga a America y España mis 2 países preferidos, y eso que nunca he pisado ninguno de ellos
+Nick J. Wesson Y Dios bendiga a ambos, mis dos paises de nacionalidad!
Oh, America, you have so much to offer if you choose.
seven years later, it appears we have lost
@@cyndymarlow3948 It looks at the minute as though you're heading more in the right direction (this from a non-native who's spent a fair bit of time there over the years).
Its about a belief / a opinion that we are all created equal.
May God forever bless the U.S.A.!!!
I am so blessed
Very fitting that she performed this exactly 100 years after President Lincoln delivered his historic Gettysburg Address.
The voice of an angel
This song will never die, even in a 100% atheist world.
(I am not a religious person).
Cudowne wykonanie
Thanks for the video man
Glad she said "die!" Changing it to "live" guts the song.
joan and bruce,we need your help!
boss and queen, gather!
wow, praise the Lord!
I am listening on Jan. 20th, 2021.
God Bless The Federal Republic of the United States of America
Amazing...
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Daniel 11-12 Apocalipsis 20-21
manteniendo la Fe....... 💜😎
A light in the dark...
"with the glory in his bosom that transfigures you and me"
Lets get back there..
perfect
This was when America was a God fearing nation. Not so today.
Wow! Joan Baez didn't change the lyrics to the PC version! She sang it correctly:
As He died to make men holy, let us DIE to make men free
Not the new more often heard:
As He died to make men holy, let us live to make men free
What's the difference? Everything. That one word changes a lot. What the Civil War was about. Men from the North dying to end slavery.
I always thought it was "Strive to make men free." Implying a never-ending struggle.
That would be nice but the words were written during the worst war the USA has ever endured and men were dying.
Jonny cash
There are other stanzas seldom sung:
I have seen Him in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps,
They have builded Him an altar in the evening dews and damps;
I can read His righteous sentence in the dim and flaring lamps:
His day is marching on.
(Chorus)
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
His day is marching on.
I have read a fiery gospel writ in burnished rows of steel:
"As ye deal with my contemners, so with you my grace shall deal";
Let the Hero, born of woman, crush the serpent with his heel,
Since God is marching on.
(Chorus)
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Since God is marching on.
He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat;
He is sifting out the hearts of men before His judgment-seat;
Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer Him! Be jubilant, my feet!
Our God is marching on.
It's a folk song. Both versions are now legit (and probably many others). But I'm glad she chose the original version too.
Sitting here, waiting for a victor to be declared in the 2020 election. It has been a long four years. America, come back to us now. - (signed, as amateur foreign observer) Toomas Karmo, in Nõo Rural Municipality, Estonia
Emouvant ,tellement c'est magnifique cette interprêtation de l'hymn républicain par Joan Baez , schez par ailleurs qu'une version française existe puisqu'elle est chantée par Frida Boccara.....ce dont j' ignore en revanche réside quand à sa "présence "sur le Net ?
Merci cependant pour la version live de Joan Baez sur le site Bonne année à tous et à toutes et à très bientôt.
Amitiés Hubert
Замечательно!
AMEN
too bad we can't keep that going today
The best
Does anybody know what capo and tuning she uses for this? I can't figure it out for the life of me
Everybody has their own opinion and this is mine this lady right here is the queen of rock in my opinion of course
She is the best singer. She is able to sing a capella
The best way to sing this masterpiece , is with a rifle on your shoulder and route marching.
Colby Daddy sadly we may find ourselves having to fight tyranny again. Please vote for Biden. Save our Republic.
Or the way Joan Baez sings it! In front of thousands of peaceniks!
I know which one I prefer!
My mother's name is Glória! Thank you Joan! Thank you "Amerikkka"!!
💜2021✨Amen pass the Word
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Daniel 11-12 Revelation 20-21
keeping the Faith....... 💜😎
👍❤👏
Wait, what about the watchfires of a hundred circling camps? What about the firey gospel writ in burnished rows of steel? The trumpet that shall never call retreat? What about all that?
In Memoriam The American Republic
when is the last time you heard this song
❤
Bonjour à tous. Beaucoup de chansons de Joan Baez (comme celle-ci) sont "collées" sur une vidéo dont le mouvement des lèvres ne correspond en rien à la chanson. Pas de PB pour des époques différentes, mais ... quelqu'un a une vidéo correspondant à la chanson ? (demande valable pour plusieurs joan Baez). Merci
The voice of the Irish
What a gorgeous voice. I was in Newport, RI for Naval OCS when she was there with Dylan. I have loved her voice since 1960 , but have disagreed with her politics.
The entire crowd knew the words. The "pop" star knew the words better. Dressed respectfully, over decades. Demonstrating nothing but musical talent. All you have to do to be good is give in to yourself. Forget TV, radio and social media. Listen to yourself, you have never been wrong.
"I am" belief stems from you-know-who, Not our Savior. Did you simply listen to "self" at 8 mos and know not to touch a flame? You had to be taught. So who sets the precedent? Who determines what is Good? There is One that does this, but you've completely overlooked Him in your comment.
He ain't gonna jump no more.
how many of the younger generation that remembers the song