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"Hard Times Come Again No More" Mavis Staples 

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Current economic times are tough and may seem familiar to those who experienced them before. These images are gritty and real. Sometimes history repeats itself, but hopefully the worst is behind us. Although "Hard Times Come Again No More" sounds as if it were written during the Great Depression, it was actually written in 1854 by Stephen C. Foster, America's pioneer songwriter. Mavis Staples, one of the greatest living gospel and R&B singers, recorded the song as part of the CD "Beautiful Dreamer - The Songs of Stephen Foster" a tribute album released on the Emergent Music label in 2004. Included are many of his famous and some lesser known songs recorded with contemporary interpretations and arrangements. I do not own the right to the song, audio, or images contained in this video. The sound recording is administered by SME. No copyright infringement is intended. The purpose of this upload is for viewer enjoyment and education not for monetary gain.

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@gudlisner501
@gudlisner501 4 года назад
I’m noticing that people see this song as purely from the Great Depression, it goes deeper than that. Remember that Stephen Foster died in the 1860’s so while it can be adapted and indeed adopted by any generation, it gives it greater depth when you understand the times that it was written in.
@yarazooom
@yarazooom 4 года назад
and yet its relevance has COME AGAIN to the globe
@davewallace8219
@davewallace8219 2 года назад
you noticed that.. as well...foster died ...broke...in a charity ward
@johnturner2636
@johnturner2636 Год назад
Amen!!This lifts me up with the truth that we all struggle in this world every day.
@mickknight6963
@mickknight6963 Год назад
You're right! It was published 7 years before the Civil War...1854, on one of the old wax cylinders. There has been, and will be hard times in this world. But, may I say, in Jesus it will not always be so. There is a day coming when all those who have trusted in Him will find eternal rest and joy together with Him! Lord bless yall...✌️🙏
@homesickgirlblues
@homesickgirlblues 9 месяцев назад
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@juanitamann
@juanitamann 7 месяцев назад
The old timers used to stop to hear this lady sing. This is beautiful.
@msoiseth3419
@msoiseth3419 11 месяцев назад
Could anyone add more soul and feeling to this great classic? Mavis Staples is truly amazing.
@rickymack2611
@rickymack2611 4 года назад
This women's voice sends chills down my spine and puts my mind in a very good place. There will never be another Mavis Staples
@murph3001
@murph3001 3 года назад
Well said
@mickknight6963
@mickknight6963 Год назад
Whew! You're so right! That lady could sing the phonebook and bring tears of joy! ✌️🙏
@daijme
@daijme 10 месяцев назад
I was 100% sure it was a man singing until I read your comment
@LarryKilburn-ls1ej
@LarryKilburn-ls1ej 7 месяцев назад
Mavis did this song in just one take which makes it all that much more special.
@jomariea7364
@jomariea7364 4 года назад
Okay, we are in it again. Let us remember our strength, our inherent grace and kindness. Our elders got through their troubles, we will get through this. Let's love and cherish each other while doing the best we can for all.
@roxannekilby3754
@roxannekilby3754 4 года назад
xoxoxoxoxoxo
@britendarkk8337
@britendarkk8337 4 года назад
Well said.♥️
@racheldobbs2028
@racheldobbs2028 4 года назад
Amen!
@Lizzy00088
@Lizzy00088 2 года назад
You said that so beautifully.
@kylelindberg7771
@kylelindberg7771 2 года назад
Sorry to break it to you, but mankind is inherently selfish and corrupt. We are all great sinners in need of a great savior.
@DonMrLenny
@DonMrLenny 4 года назад
This song is more relevant than ever
@jameskohlman301
@jameskohlman301 Год назад
what an amazing voice Mavis Staples has given to this classic song. Brings tears to my eyes.
@burtbloom4794
@burtbloom4794 2 года назад
Only Mavis Staples could transform this mid 19th century Stephen Foster song into a gospel masterpiece. The melding of the great music with the archival photographs is brilliant. Unfortunately, there is poignant relevance to the plight of so many here, today.
@mchobbit2951
@mchobbit2951 9 лет назад
Best version of the song I have ever heard.
@mrsuperbruce
@mrsuperbruce 9 лет назад
Mc Hobbit have you heard Bob's Dylan version?
@mchobbit2951
@mchobbit2951 9 лет назад
Yes, I did. I just like Mavis better.
@dsimms561
@dsimms561 8 лет назад
+Mc Hobbit Tim O'Brien does a fine job with this great song also
@maryplaidy6814
@maryplaidy6814 4 года назад
@@dsimms561 This is the best version: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s5T0vy0-Oak.html
@MrIbgrant
@MrIbgrant 3 года назад
@@mchobbit2951 I totally agree!!!!
@banksiasong
@banksiasong 13 лет назад
Mavis Staples' performance is the benchmark, gold standard, but the credit for this song is to the great Stephen Foster.
@b1i2l336
@b1i2l336 6 лет назад
I AM DISSOLVED IN TEARS. One of Foster's greatest songs is here given the most moving performance of it I ever heard.
@mikebreen9980
@mikebreen9980 4 года назад
incredible and heartfelt song, breaks your heart to see so much pain and heartache in the world. This song should be an anthem to everybody who wants to change our world for the benefit of our planet and it's people, and not to serve this inhuman economic system which makes the rich richer and the poor poorer.
@viviandarkbloom100
@viviandarkbloom100 5 лет назад
We all owe our ancestors, regardless of race or religion. All of us have it better, much, much better. I am grateful for that.
@MrDanoconnor
@MrDanoconnor 9 лет назад
Stephen C. Foster Was Absolute Musical Genius Mavis Staples Does Him Justice Here.
@roaldellefsen9914
@roaldellefsen9914 6 лет назад
MrDanoconnor o
@DennisYamaha1985
@DennisYamaha1985 4 года назад
Pure human soul here, in the raw. Well done, Mavis Staples, well done.
@jamielwendland7041
@jamielwendland7041 4 года назад
Well, there's a reason he's the most popular American songwriter of all time. I mean, whether you're 3 or 93 you definitely know at least one Foster song.
@rebeccasherrod4966
@rebeccasherrod4966 3 года назад
@@DennisYamaha1985 do you know where I can find a recording of this? I searched iTunes.
@archdukefranzferdinand2112
@archdukefranzferdinand2112 2 года назад
I’m pretty sure he was also an absolute racist but hey Actually I’m 100% sure he was an absolute racist. Although we was an antebellum minstrel artist so that’s a given I suppose
@brianskinner2864
@brianskinner2864 10 лет назад
I am weeping for the sadness and beauty
@marksmith1375
@marksmith1375 6 лет назад
I got to see Mavis Staples recently with Bob Dylan here in Indianapolis. I love this woman.
@robtyman4281
@robtyman4281 Год назад
What a voice. This song speaks to everyone - not just Americans. It could just as easily be about Britain during the Blitz in the 1940's or the decrepit state of the country in the 1970's - as about the great American depression of the 1930's. This song extends beyond relating to the struggles of any 'one' country; and it transcends time periods too. What a great song - thank you Mavis .....and also Ry.
@thomaswilliams5535
@thomaswilliams5535 Год назад
Beautiful song Beautiful Voice Beautiful Mavis
@kathrynelliott677
@kathrynelliott677 2 года назад
Amazing..simply amazing voice, soo moving & powerful! I feel this as a sacred song.
@MeriScrapper13
@MeriScrapper13 11 лет назад
The photos of heartbroken families, the lyrics from Stephen Foster, and the soulful voice of Mavis Staples!! This just clutches at my heart. Bless all of those in need today. and Thank You, Catman, for this wonderful video......Angie
@CRA5759
@CRA5759 4 года назад
Thank you a thousand times to Ken Burns and his team for using this song in “Country Music” and several previous documentaries before that(Lou Gehrig’s farewell at Yankee Stadium from “Baseball” and “The Roosevelts” come to mind). Arguably the best rendition by Ms. Staples here.
@catman916
@catman916 4 года назад
Did you notice, camonteret87, that the photos that Ken Burns used were similar to the ones that I had used when I put this together 10 years ago. Obviously Mr. Burns & I had the same idea.
@jimmymooneyhan5016
@jimmymooneyhan5016 4 года назад
I heard this last night on Ken Burns Country Music episode 2. Just wonderful!
@catman916
@catman916 4 года назад
I heard it too & found the visuals similar to my upload. In the first episode "My Old Kentucky Home" by John Prine from the same CD was used.
@murph3001
@murph3001 4 года назад
Me too. So glad I heard this wonderful song
@rickymack2611
@rickymack2611 4 года назад
Me to man.
@lynettemiller7912
@lynettemiller7912 4 года назад
So did I! Whatever was coming after the opening, they had me at Mavis!
@doumafr_
@doumafr_ 4 года назад
Ken Burns uses it most of his PBS series. I love it. My parents were born in the 19-teens and lived through the depression.
@dondascher1527
@dondascher1527 7 лет назад
I can't get enough of this. Best version ever for this song.
@jmallen1962
@jmallen1962 9 лет назад
My Father was born in 1910 and when then depression hit he made it through as a bare knuckles champ plus wrestler for exhibition and money as food was scarce.. When WW2 came he enlisted in the Army Air Corp and when it split he was in the Air Force.. He was a veteran in three wars, WW2, Korea, Vietnam. Rip peace Dad. Your son is proud of you. Thanks for the wonderful and touching post. Nobody sings it like Mavis. Ry Cooder could give any guitarist alive lessons !
@yourfabuloushappymann5154
@yourfabuloushappymann5154 7 лет назад
Michael Allen my grandmothers lived through the depression....they would keep drawers full of rubber bands and pencils and all kinds of things...
@LakotaSteveEmery
@LakotaSteveEmery 7 лет назад
The
@greasyunionguy7761
@greasyunionguy7761 6 лет назад
I will never know the true stories of how my grandparents made it through the great depression. I have clues, and inklings, but I will never know the full story. I can only imagine.
@murph3001
@murph3001 4 года назад
Bless your dad
@Yrr666
@Yrr666 4 года назад
Bless you son, and the memories of your father.
@jeffstanton5526
@jeffstanton5526 3 года назад
Mavis is a gift from the universe.
@laylaeriksen4593
@laylaeriksen4593 Год назад
Whoa. What a powerful (and authentic) voice! Beautiful!!
@jackredelfs
@jackredelfs 6 лет назад
It's impossible to listen to this song without wiping away a tear. Mavis knows how to pick her songs.
@friedawerden8428
@friedawerden8428 4 года назад
I shared this link on Facebook in 2018 and it was blocked as being "against community standards." Shared it again, and it was blocked again. I gather there is a naked little boy in one of the pictures and that is why it is being blocked. And yes, it is a wonderful song and a very moving compilation of photos. Thanks for posting.
@rodaguirre3418
@rodaguirre3418 2 года назад
Beautiful version of this great song, thanks!
@MissCase530
@MissCase530 5 лет назад
The people who lived through the Great Depression learned to value things, non-material things like friends and family, in a way we can never understand. In those days you got by only with the help of others. The Depression was an anvil that turned Americans to steel, a much needed trait to take on the Germans and Japanese in the coming war but also gave them pride in themselves. God bless these people who laid the foundation of our current prosperity. I salute you.
@markhannaymetro2825
@markhannaymetro2825 2 года назад
A definite salve for our current times. Viva, Mavis!
@jeffschroeder357
@jeffschroeder357 3 года назад
We have had the pleasure of hearing Mavis many times in Chicago. What a performer, even today.
@DavidHalChester
@DavidHalChester 8 лет назад
It's impossible to describe the emotions that come over me when Mavis Staples sings. I can't do anything but just stop and listen to her magnificent voice.
@annehamilton8190
@annehamilton8190 10 лет назад
Sang it Ms. Mavis!!!!.......yes, thank you Lord!
@Shakeytunes
@Shakeytunes 11 лет назад
Very expressive. Best version I've heard
@veabarksdale5252
@veabarksdale5252 7 лет назад
My soul is nourished by this music!
@bertspeggly4428
@bertspeggly4428 2 года назад
There's only one reason why those 50 people would give this a thumbs down. Shame on you.
@plantfolk
@plantfolk 13 лет назад
I've never seen a video with no dislikes before. And I understand why NO ONE dislikes this one.
@IsaacPhillipsMovieDude
@IsaacPhillipsMovieDude 4 года назад
26 dislikes :(
@cliffwheeler7357
@cliffwheeler7357 4 года назад
Make that 26 Arseholes.
@mempheel
@mempheel 14 лет назад
I've been searching youtube most of the last hour for the best version of this, and I think I've found it! Praise God for Mavis Staples and her beautiful family
@glogiroux4737
@glogiroux4737 8 лет назад
Wow. Just ... WOW. Fantastic.
@JimStoversongs
@JimStoversongs 6 лет назад
In the Arms Of God rest in peace Stephen Foster, and know your songs are still being sung by many today.
@adeliahogarth4622
@adeliahogarth4622 8 лет назад
Timeless. Love Mavis, her soulfulness and her eternal voice.
@rickuncgischool2437
@rickuncgischool2437 11 лет назад
my parents worked in a rayon mill in Roanoke during the depression, I was born in 1943 during wwII, what a way to hard times
@fritzcat6198
@fritzcat6198 3 года назад
Simply put, gorgeous.
@syourke3
@syourke3 8 лет назад
Yes! Foster was a serious song writer, a deep soul and not just the guy who wrote Oh! Susannah and Camptown Races. If he had written nothing else but this timeless treasure, he would deserve a place of great honor in the pantheon of song writers.
@MrDanoconnor
@MrDanoconnor 2 года назад
I agree 100%. ... His Life story and Sad ending is a Story worth Researching. Music Historians have called him, "the Man Who Made America Sing." As Time went on, He also made the World Sing and made Himself Immortal... R.I.P.
@majkus
@majkus Год назад
How many songwriters can claim even one song that people are singing for pleasure, and not just antiquarian interest, more than 150 years later? Foster can claim at least a half dozen titles most people can recognize: Beautiful Dreamer, Oh Susannah, Camptown Races, Old Kentucky Home, Old Folks at Home (Swanee River), Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair, and this one. In previous generations, "Old Black Joe" was also popular but is mostly forgotten now. If the lyrics are sometimes dated and minstrel-showish, the man had a sense of melody that is unsurpassed.
@syourke3
@syourke3 Год назад
@@majkus Exactly! He was a popular songwriter of genius.
@Onetime8224
@Onetime8224 12 лет назад
Mavis Staples ..........by your glorious powerful expressive voice you had moved my Heart that I had never experienced in my life before! It made me felt the pain and sorrow of those that went through the hardest of times each day to survive! May God bless you Mavis..!
@nissi.k
@nissi.k 4 года назад
Compellingly beautiful and authentic!!!👌🏻🤍💫
@auguritutto
@auguritutto 9 лет назад
Really worthwhile thank you very sincerely for the opportunity to see and listen to it.
@catman916
@catman916 9 лет назад
You're welcome, auguritutto. I consider this to be one of my best uploads.
@staffanekendahl7560
@staffanekendahl7560 4 года назад
Best version of this great song from the 1800s in my view....I got goose bumps when I first heard it....
@Admidd43
@Admidd43 3 года назад
Strong soulful version of Mavis and an impressing slide show. Thank you Catman.
@vazmo14850
@vazmo14850 12 лет назад
mavis you are beyond compare...this truly amazes me!
@Lengo67
@Lengo67 9 лет назад
A wonderful album. This is but one of many excellent tracks on the 1995 Grammy Winning album, 'Beautiful Dreamer'. This won an award for Best Traditional Folk Album of that year.
@catman916
@catman916 9 лет назад
It was actually released in 2004.
@darbydupree4056
@darbydupree4056 8 лет назад
+Lengo67 Thanks! I'll have to check this cd out.
@herthaschmitt7823
@herthaschmitt7823 5 лет назад
@catman916: Thank you very much für posting this video, a rare find! Everything about it is just wonderful: The touching song, the beautiful lyrics by Stephan Foster, Mavis Staples´ inimitable voice and delivery, the choice of pictures, every single one of them.
@charlesferguson9169
@charlesferguson9169 7 лет назад
Wow,always heard it it a civil war context ,but hard times don't know any single Era or body of people. Soulful rendition gives it a new meaning for me !
@perfectpitchist
@perfectpitchist 2 года назад
Hard times are always behind and ahead of us. If we accept this we can be prepared to be self sufficient or put your faith in an ever changing government. "One of the most frightening things you can hear is; 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help""
@hashtag1066
@hashtag1066 11 лет назад
Sister Mavis does a brilliant version of this old tune...
@waltperry5781
@waltperry5781 11 лет назад
What a treasure is this Mavis Staples rendition of music-saint Stephen Foster's venerable old song. This performance beggars all country, folksy, and re-tread hippie versions.
@giselaposch2348
@giselaposch2348 8 лет назад
aaaaah this is so moving. love this voice. it means every syllable. thank you so much!
@euqip
@euqip 12 лет назад
I don't think this woman could ever sing anything that was not just a plain pleasure to hear.
@joakimberg7897
@joakimberg7897 Год назад
You are probably right.
@darthzaida1881
@darthzaida1881 9 лет назад
My grandparents were children in the last years of the Depression.Thankfully, they never had to deal with the kind of shocking poverty that is being shown with these pictures, but to this day they still won't throw anything out. They serve left-overs with every new meal until they're finished and instead of getting rid of old furniture and stuff like that, they pass it on to one of the grandkids. They use everything until it's beyond all use. I think this kind of behaviour is a little weird, but much better than the throw-away society that has been established by consumers today.
@maxrawnsley1401
@maxrawnsley1401 6 лет назад
same for many of my relatives; rubbed off on me
@jebstewart666
@jebstewart666 6 лет назад
reduce, reuse, recycle. a way that should not be lost on us.
@katcon67
@katcon67 3 года назад
"Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without."
@StevenMichals0812
@StevenMichals0812 4 года назад
This and Bob Dylan's version of this Stephen Foster song are both great.
@Kirill_UA
@Kirill_UA 4 года назад
Almost a hundred years have passed. *And hello everyone from 2020!)* _Are you ready, kids, for “Hard Times?!”)_ _I can’t hear you..._
@Kirill_UA
@Kirill_UA 4 года назад
Now this song sounds like a mockery. Or rather, like a prayer.
@jeanettewagner6122
@jeanettewagner6122 3 года назад
Hard times it was!!...2020 🕯️🙏 🕊️
@Kirill_UA
@Kirill_UA 3 года назад
@@jeanettewagner6122 2021: - _Hold my beer!)_
@joeherald7319
@joeherald7319 5 лет назад
She gets this right. Too many artist do not get that this is a dirge it should not be bouncy or upbeat it should be done slow sad and mournfully as this.
@scottfleming6166
@scottfleming6166 5 лет назад
This is the best video on RU-vid this was the America God reached down and greatly blessed I’m saddened where we are now and pray God forgives us and heals our land
@TheKASOT
@TheKASOT 11 лет назад
Most importantly, thank you for this wonderful video,the song, the singer, the meaningful message, a work of art, thank you!
@danstune
@danstune 3 месяца назад
Thank you for sharing this song!
@dholmes50
@dholmes50 9 лет назад
What a great heartfelt song, timeless.
@mrsuperbruce
@mrsuperbruce 7 лет назад
God Bless your soul Ms. Staples. Your joy and gift to the world are still bringing the truth of Jesus.
@jitsroller
@jitsroller 3 года назад
I love her on this and this song is a great picture of the American depression era. Sadly what we built we took for granted it's in decay and a lot of it vacant along with the souls of many.
@iyaayas200
@iyaayas200 2 года назад
absolutely the best interpretation of this work ever!!
@228ANDY
@228ANDY 11 лет назад
This song touches my heart and shakes it.
@robertdavis1255
@robertdavis1255 3 месяца назад
Thanks for sharing this beautiful performance....I have just started playing on my guitar & there are four verses I sing & the words are magic & emotional...I am 80yrs old... cheers 🦘🦘😊
@Poryadochnost
@Poryadochnost 3 месяца назад
💙👏🇰🇿
@kenkunz1428
@kenkunz1428 4 года назад
Hard times have never really left for a lot of us.
@rebeccasherrod4966
@rebeccasherrod4966 3 года назад
wow. this is my new favorite version of this song. (Sorry James Taylor...) Love this.
@kovachfg
@kovachfg 3 года назад
Great collection of photos. Thanks for posting.
@briangay6262
@briangay6262 2 года назад
I saw miss Mavis once. I waved and she waved back
@murph3001
@murph3001 4 года назад
Wonderful song and vocal ___i sure wish Ray would have recorded this
@MrPEIcanada
@MrPEIcanada 13 лет назад
beautiful song, excellent vid... very much appreciated
@davidrosen4951
@davidrosen4951 3 года назад
Sweet, bittersweet, and touching.
@bennyjazzful
@bennyjazzful 11 лет назад
I agree 100& Amazing sounds & so,so good
@nuanceso
@nuanceso 13 лет назад
This is beautiful, thank you.
@catherinehiggins4476
@catherinehiggins4476 11 месяцев назад
This is hard Song 🎵 to sing hard times ❤❤❤
@bunnybgood411
@bunnybgood411 6 лет назад
Amazing pictorials.
@dbneptune
@dbneptune 2 года назад
This was a great choice for civilization 6. Also an amazing choice to listen to
@sarahvegangarden4822
@sarahvegangarden4822 3 года назад
I first heard this song sung by Mary Black. I assumed it was about the Great Potato Famine in Ireland. It is universal about human suffering.
@catman916
@catman916 11 лет назад
Thank you, Kathleen.
@dougiemcclure
@dougiemcclure 3 года назад
Beautiful.
@roccovita1
@roccovita1 9 лет назад
BRILLIANT!!!
@vickydim4634
@vickydim4634 2 года назад
Dickinson brought me here.
@nourafarha4948
@nourafarha4948 2 года назад
O HARD TIMES COME AGAIN NO MORE.....GOD BLESS US
@d.s.parentsr6502
@d.s.parentsr6502 2 года назад
Hard times make hard men. Hard men make easy times. Easy times make soft men. Soft men make hard times. Despite this saying's simplicity and sexism, it roughly illustrates the cycle of human joy and suffering. This song, however, calls to something even deeper in us. Do not forget that we began as nomads on the savannahs and the steppes. Some generations lived entirely in the bad times, some lived entirely in the good times. Some generations lived to see the bad times turn good, some lived to see the good times turn bad. (W)here sit we(?)
@kilaniraouf3032
@kilaniraouf3032 Год назад
The best voice i have ever heard she is too much sensitive. Gospel songs are what I love. Thanks for the performance. ❤️👍🇹🇳
@rosewelton7743
@rosewelton7743 6 лет назад
Sang Mavis touched me dearly
@myezecky7422
@myezecky7422 3 года назад
Oh, Mavis, please live forever.
@lacouerfairy
@lacouerfairy 11 лет назад
Stephen Foster was so talented. His was the soul of America.
@cat3162
@cat3162 13 лет назад
This is absolutely wonderful. I never heard it before, but someone posted it on FB tonight...goosebumps! Thanks for uploading it,
@virgorising7388
@virgorising7388 10 лет назад
This is the best.
@verbaud
@verbaud 12 лет назад
The song, the sigh of the weary.
@dennisprocter1750
@dennisprocter1750 8 лет назад
Here we are 2016 nothing changes for the POOR, This world has to change for the poor and neglected, I wish the novo rich could live aday in the lives of the neglected then things would PROBABLY !!! CHANGE DEN PROCTER
@bigmacfinland4343
@bigmacfinland4343 7 лет назад
Don't worry, Trump is going to win and bring back our jobs.
@angryveryoldman
@angryveryoldman 7 лет назад
that was a bad joke
@platypusboy
@platypusboy 12 лет назад
Breath-taking