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The Blind Boys bring the house down with a soul stirring set of gospel music as you've never heard before. This isn't 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot' - think a tent revival mixed with Otis Redding and a little James Brown. See more GeoSessions at NatGeoMusic.net
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@ieve1955 13 лет назад

I just saw them in Saint Augustine Florida. They were so great! I am grateful to have seen them . Thank you .

@Anonymoose 15 лет назад

This has got to be a super concert! Worth seeing in its entirety.

@JHP-fireants-shovels 4 месяца назад

Amazing group of guys!!!!

@Chickenhawk9932 15 лет назад

I saw these guys tonight in Ithaca and they brought the house down!

@JonathanFritz3757 15 лет назад

1939 was 70 years ago, yes, that sounds correct. The group has been around for a long time. All of that dancing and singing means plenty of exercise, which leads to a long life!

@GoreTorn16 15 лет назад

Awesome!

@puce2001able 14 лет назад

Very good!!!! I saw you in France!!!! That was the fire in the public!!!!!!! Thank you!

@Decatur7 6 лет назад

Miss Clarence Fountain but they the Blind Boys of Alabams still rock!

@zrnho 15 лет назад

cool! ;) thanks for posting NG well done, great video!

@JonathanFritz3757 15 лет назад

Petersjazz1, sorry that I replied to the wrong person: 1939 was 70 years ago, so that sounds about right! All of that exercise performing probably helped him live a long life! They can really move a crowd too!

@llumys 15 лет назад

Nice.

@ruralgoddess 14 лет назад

Yes. His name is Jimmy Carter--He's often the guy who speaks to the audience.

@browngirl0272 12 лет назад

@Hollrobb In this video, the Blind Boys of Alabama are performing with Preservation Hall Jazz Band from New Orleans. The 2 groups recorded Grammy award winning album, Down in New Orleans, including this song, in 2007 or 2008. The Blind Boys do have their own band, including blind drummer and vocalist, Mr. Ricky McKinnie. In this clip, he isn't playing the drums. He's singing vocals.

@jefferyalbergo 14 лет назад

thank you

@mrsmusiclover 15 лет назад

actually (trae pierce) the bass players idol was bootsy collins if u ever heard of him....he wore that hat way before t-pain even came out

@PetersJazz1 15 лет назад

They were playing yesterday at Stockholm Jazz festival. Cool guys. One of them was there when the band was founded 1939, can that be correct?

@blwalla 15 лет назад

and t-pain on the bass.

@blwalla 15 лет назад

lol it says at the end "not seeing the best music in the world?" as an advert for their geo sessions...kind of ironic lolz.

@sgwhite4 11 лет назад

They're Amazing... Steven White

@1minutefun 15 лет назад

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

@morgankara 15 лет назад

it was set rehearsed. just look again. you will see the mic get passed over waiting.

@jgordon707 15 лет назад

I thought the equipment they were using was more interesting then the players, actually. Im not hating on the singers, or players. Just nerding over the mics and interesting looking instruments.

@KillJONDead 15 лет назад

Meow mix.

@akm5176 15 лет назад

This may be so but the instruments they are using are inexspensive versions of other much more exspensive instruments. For instance, take the bass players bass guitar. If he were to play an upright bass it would cost a lot more money and be more easily damaged. For those of you who think electric=most costly youre wrong. Upright basses can cost you upward of 50k easily. Also the instruments they are using are easier to transport than their counterparts.