Music affects us all. Here’s the history of Black music and why it has been so important to African-Americans
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Nice work you have there. Congrats, ifyou had an extended version of this video I would love it.
this was beatifull to watch
Whats the last song called?
okay but house and techno are missing, those genres were created by black people!
You know when you drive down a hill at a moderately high speed, the feeling you get in the pit of your stomach or in your chest? I just got that feeling now hearing the Negro Spiritual song before the "Row" acapella.?
Nope, good aliens tend to like Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Mozart better.
Why? Simply healthier and better for digestion.
African American influenced music on a global level' All you have to do is listen to what they are doing and what they are saying' The vernacular, the swag, the words and you know it is African American influenced so is reggae music' it is just your version of African American influenced music' Not saying it is not yours because everyone that touches our music adds to the flavor' African Americans during slavery created it out of necessity and culture' because our old African Culture was beaten out of us' so we created a new culture over the years' So we all contributed to the culture but it had its foundation in African American culture of beat making, rap which is CALL AND RESPONSE created as a secret system to communicate withe each other and hide what we were talking about to the slave master' they thought we were just singing and dancing' but we were communicating with wach other how we were about to revolt and free ourselves' but much love
Assholes skipped disco
Louie a classic
I love Donald Glover childish gambino
I'm showing this to my fifth grade class today. Thanks for making and sharing.
What song is the music played in the beginning ?
Black People created Country Music then was kicked out of it till this very day
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You a race hustler?
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honestly, for me, their music is the best 🙂
Ouch you put Funk with Disco.
Cool video. Soul music without Sam Cooke? That's like a bad dream.
Thank you black people, alot if music taste has black genres in it.
gotta do this fore school
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I am a white but can say the majority of black people they have better sense of music and get more easier the vibe than the whites. It's just their dna . Don't want to be racism but this is the reality.
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What’s the first song?
Blues goes way back before the slave emancipation (Civil War). What happened in the early 20th century, 1920's, was the birth of the record industry and revival of blues music played electronically. That being am acoustic guitar or piano in front of a microphone. Some believe Robert Johnson to be the father of the blues, but was just the first blues singer to make a record. As awesome as he was, there were many before his time. Anyway, I really like this video. Don't mind my input, I'm just a music historian enjoying historical music. Carry on!