Johnny Cash's final music video, the Nine Inch Nails [NIN] - Cover "Hurt."

Reverend Julius Cheeks was born in Spartanburg, SC. He was a very unique and powerful singer. Reverend Cheeks was a member of a local gospel group called The Baronets. In 1946 he joined The Nightingales (now known as the Sensational Nightingales). He was, for a very brief time, a member of The Soul Stirrers. He rejoined the Nightingales during the early 1950s. In 1954, he became a minister. He remained a performer. He was a gifted writer and arranger. The last group he performed with was The Sensational Kni

Under Pressure of Queen, written by Queen and David Bowie and from Hot Space.

Let Me Make Love To You - The O'jays 1975.

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la reprisepar scorpions et bien aussi

Led Zeppelin and The Doors Danish TV 1969.

Son House - John The Revelator

Brother Gene Martin from the A. A. Allen Revival Team, performs "The Singing Slave", the story of a slave about to be hanged by her master, who poignantly tells him (just before the rope is put around her neck) "I'll be waiting up yonder, FOR YOU!" This is a magnificent performance from one of the great black gospel singers of all time. Be sure to make it to the end, where Gene is filled with the Holy Ghost, and look for Brother Allen in the background, apparently sober during this meeting.

Live performance.

Live performance.

Rare Live Footage of one of the first anti racism songs ever.

Great Blues Man, Great Blues Music. "John Lee Hooker was an influential American post-war blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter born in Coahoma County near Clarksdale, Mississippi. From a musical family, he was a cousin of Earl Hooker. John was also influenced by his stepfather, a local blues guitarist, who learned in Shreveport, Louisiana to play a droning, one-chord blues that was strikingly different from the Delta blues of the time. John developed a half-spoken style that was his trademark. Though, si

Starring Frank Sinatra, this short ten minute film was given an honorary Oscar and a Golden Globe. Sinatra raises awareness for religious tolerance.

The Soul Stirrers - I'm A Pilgrim [Live]

Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Up Above My Head (I hear music in the air)
unknown performance date (appox. around the 1950's-60's) on the show TV Gospel Time with the Olivet Institutional Baptist Church Choir an amazing performance with a Gibson Les Paul SG custom with (polar white finish?)

From the 1956 movie 'Don't Knock The Rock'.

Miles Davis and John Coltrane play one of the best renditions of SO WHAT ever captured on film-Live in 1958. This clip is available on two different DVDs. "Miles Davis: The Cool Jazz Sound" and also- "Jazz Masters: Vintage Collection"