Carolina Chocolate Drops - Genuine Negro Jig [HD]
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- The Carolina Chocolate Drops perform "Genuine Negro Jig" live in concert at Mass MoCA 5/29/10
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Excellent...reminiscent of some great oldies Klezmer scale really soars and infiltrates the vibration 📳
I agree with what you say. I have Scottish, Irish, Indian and African heritage and I love this music. I think my ancestors geared me towards this type of music and other variances of too.
I've loved this song for years and every time I listen it's a religious experience.
Amen.
Just discovered this band this weekend. One performance of "Jackson" and I am utterly hooked. This song feels ancient and she honestly sounds as if she's been playing that fiddle for a hundred lifetimes. CCD is not mechanical, but organic and REAL and these people are true ARTISTS, not just performers. My God, the world needs all of this it can get.
I wish the Carolina chocolate drops were still together!
A. Irizarri you & me both
Ya fucking joking arent you ??
The drone of the violin instantly brought to mind Scandinavian folk music for me. Breathtakingly beautiful.
seeing them live sorta alters you take on music .... it's so stripped down and pure ... they are friggin amazing
I've recently become acquainted with Carolina Chocolate Drops and it's been an incredible experience. I'm from Puerto Rico and have listened to jazz, classical, latin and all kinds of music and I find this music incredible.
This song haunts my soul in all the best ways. I bought a pair of bones 30 years ago and this bones player has encouraged me to learn to play them in public.
That's the most soulful fiddle playing I've ever heard.
How have more people not heard this song?....doesn't get much better...
Never let this die.
Thumbs up if you hit the repeat button! Awwwwwww-suuuuuuuuum!
Keep that music alive! Don't change. It must be preserved for future generations.
This song kind of hints at the powerful universality of beautiful music. The talent and the musical range of this group are extraordinary.
Did you know that when the Scots and Irish started to come to the USA they brought their traditional music (older than the hills of Scotland and Ireland), and they took it with them to the south and the moutains of the Appalacia. This was a huge influence on music in the USA. You can hear it in pieces like this.
It is disturbing how many people seem to not want to acknowledge the contributions that Black Americans have made to the majority of American styles of music. Like all things American, we have taken bits and pieces from the countries that our families originated from and made it our own. I highly recommend CCDs Sankofa TED talk to anyone who thinks this type of music is un-black (whatever that means). You might learn something new.
I've heard people give Black American credit for influencing all types of music. All of the American genres is like a melting pot of several different cultures.
Media won't show us :( I grew up very contemptuous because I've heard the opposite narrative my whole life. I feel really bad for having been so ignorant.
***** The beauty of RUclips allows us to transcend any residual ignorances from old beliefs that we may still inadvertently be hanging on to; all we have to do is listen with our own ears, then decide with our hearts. Our hearts can never lie to us......ain't it the truth? Peace
i got called racist for sharing it once.
Black white whatever this is Americana and I love it
I love hearing music that you can feel in your soul. no word needed
Dom doing his thing. I was fortunate enough to see them at Merle Fest years ago. For me they stole the show on a small side stage set up like a front porch of a cabin. A lot of dancing...incredible to see and hear
NEVER gets old!! One of the few songs which gives me chills every time!!
Flemmon's trance-like dance is so mesmerizing.
The sheer beauty in this performance lies within the fusion of styles between early African-American music and European string. CCD captures this element perfectly and Rhiannon shines and exemplifies her true understanding of roots given her heritage. Well done CCD & RG. Thank you for the talent you exude in a society seemingly defunct of it.
the sheer beauty in the song lies in the fact that anyone who loves music can appreciate it without you telling everybody how much you know about music and this song.
@@iandoyle5017 Hey, music majors working at Starbucks after graduation need to have place to show off how they spent their parents tuition money.
Lovely to see the roots of American music are being preserved. Lovely!!
Dude in the bowler was getting his life and I loved every moment of it
This music and dance hits me very hard. It is certainly partly due to the seriousness with which it is performed. It makes me breathe deeply and feel glad that I am alive. Even in its solemnity, there is something deeply exuberant about it.
Love this music - very deep and soulful sound. Love the group, too!
Beautiful...definite eastern european influence to the melody..re the bones [still occasionally played along with trad scots, irish, english folk but alpost died out here] Saw a wonderful programme years ago about Taj Mahal visiting an old bones player in the southern US..and playing along with him.The use cow bones.
Music is mix of several different cultures, especially when you listen to the original music of our ancestors.
So like this is in the Afro-Celtic tradition? ; )
I feel the Métis jig.
Oh my I cant stop listening and watching this beautiful piece its timeless
Dom Flemons = Bone Playing God!!!
Ken Kane imagine Dom playing bones, and Abby the Spoon Lady playing (you guessed it) the spoons.
will Gingell yes!!!
I really enjoy listening to the Carolina Chocolate Drops. They have so much talent!
Beautiful, soulful, just reaches deep in and catches my heart! I love this raw beauty....... I would just love to tune in on the radio and hear this kind of REAL music! Not like all the idiotic crap on commercial radio.....UGHHH!! But this, how refreshing..... I could listen to this anytime, anyplace, anywhere, thanks CCD love you's
+Joanne Faye i first heard them on NPR actually, maybe you aren't listening to the right stations? it's 89.5 where i'm at, WETS fm. look up your local NPR station!
+Joanne Faye Couldn´t agree any more. Discovered them yesterday, can´t stop listening to them, since... Their mix of versatility, technique, and soul is absolutely amazing.
+happytreefriends1fan ok thanks....what does NPR stand for? I've got 102.7 fm Lakehead University radio station :))
Try my old favorite when I lived in the New England area. Until I mover to Florida on 2013.WUMB.org. U-Mass Boston's radio station. 91.9 FM. But Live Streaming on the Internet. People listen from all over the world. They are NPR and specialize in mostly only acoustic music. If it's acoustic music you want and you have an Internet connection, you won't be disappointed.
NPR stands for National Public Radio. The NPR stations around the USA play some incredibly cool programs about awesome music you won't hear on regular commercial radio.
I love the song and the palyers, it's magical the connections, i'm from Galiza here we play the bones the name is tarranholas, the human are a big family 😍
Man . . . I keep coming back to this video for some reason . . . I guess it's the music.
Bones-playing gives me goosebumps
I discovered them several years ago, they are tremendous.
Where have the Chocolat Drops gone??? I miss them! What a loss to have these talents so difficult or impossible to find!
This is simply spectacular. Hypnotic. Proud to share my home state of North Carolina with these fine musicians.
Head of these guys reading reviews for an historical fantasy novel set in the south called Redwood and Wildfire. This is song 1 and I'm already pulled in. I'm mystified by tho sort of thing. It doesn't get much media appreciation. No one ever makes movies or tv shows about the ingenuity of Aframericans during the past century. The people who gave birth to so many musical and dance genres the bulk of which became what we known as contemporary music.
Tan hermosa música cautiva y embruja.... son maravillosos...
Quiero aprender a tocar "huesos" así ...
I love this...and I so look forward to seeing them play this yr. at Grey Fox
Love 'um, love 'um. To me, of what they do, this is the purist.
I love this..
Simply, hauntingly brilliant.
Hands down one of the best albums I've ever bought. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Really love these guys: so simple and so deep.
how can anybody not LOVE this??
Beautiful. They have music in them through them...the glow with it...XOXO
I love this song so much! Heard about it in my Music classes and immediately fell in love with it.
A mesmerizing sound...amazing talent. I can't get this out of my head.
Fantastic!!!!... magical musical evocation, what a powerful, powerful, piece of music and performance art!!!!
JE ne me lasse pas de ce groupe tellement « folk-foots »!!!Dommage qu’ils se soient séparés !!Rhiannon a fait une belle carrière seule,MAIS les autres???🎶🎶🎶❤️
Thanks to public radio and the app Shazam i'm now following and loving some Carolina Chocolate Drops!
I got to see them several years ago and it was completely mind blowing.
Haunting...mesmerizing...addictive.
Possibly the best piece of instrumental music I have ever heard. Thank you
LOVE!
Extraordinario, grandioso, maravilloso!!!
So much conveyed with so little. Magnificent.
On sent dans cet air une nostalgie presque poignante. Que c'est beau et émouvant…
True gems from North Carolina.
beautiful. i love all who appreciate this
holy moly! Yes!!
Incredible.
mesmerizing!! beautiful cadence and melody!
Music from the hills was shared by the poor folk of all races. Love this! To bad many don't think of this style as black.
Amazing...makes me proud to live in North Carolina and share in this.
So very very good.
The power of the crotch mic.
Practically hypnotized by this.
These folks are National Treasures!
love all of you so soulful and touching of a common and ancient thread sweet melody!
Wow. Hypnotic in a fabulous way!
Amazing hypnotic and beautiful tune
It is our Southern roots showing. Black, white, red, or brown...we have much more in common than our differences would show.
Hauntingly wonderful!
Dig the Drops music❤
I just love this.
One word "AWESOME"!!!!!!!
awesome! and uplifting!
Beautiful.
This is like a medieval pavan. It reeks of twelfth century Europe.. These people are astounding.
Hypnotic... and lovely
Very much looking forward to hearing you play at the Rhythm and Roots festival in Charlestown RI come Labor Day
Awesome music. Just amazing.
long live old timey music
Damn they're good!
astonishing and delightful.
Beautiful!
This is a WOW! Fantastic...
THIS IS AN AMAZING BAND!!!
l love y'all!!!
that's for sure. proud to live in the land of the pines
He's playing the bones -- there is another video on our channel where he demonstrates how to play them ("Dom Flemons - How to play the bones")
Thanks! I was just thinking I wish I could see this up close
I love this so much
Wonderful! Thank-you so much for posting them. Really, they move me.
great piece. they play together like one. thank you. cc
Beautiful
It has an old Romanian sound to it....reminds me of a Gypsy tune I once heard.
Bluegrass has always been my secret love. I really love this.
beautiful!
Reminds me of an Israeli song. Beautiful.
Harry Case So right! The violin got me first.