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♪ [singing] ♪
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We can't not pay attention to the rhythm-or
pulse the pulse here, here is here.
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Feelings of Native Americans
There are a lot of rock & nos; n & apos; roll.
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Many R & B and blues musicians
musicians talk about having genuine blood.
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One group that has not been
really investigated
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in terms of their contribution
are Native Americans
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[crowd cheering]
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♪ [three chords
introduction to Rumble] ♪
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It's interesting how many original people
American elements just filter it.
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♪ [three-chord riff] ♪
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Mixed culture;
you never
know what will happen with that
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And from there sometimes it's very
An interesting artistic thing happens, you know?
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From Charlie Patton to the Wray Link;
Robbie Robertson invented this genre.
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Jimi Hendrix, the best in his field, you
know;
Jesse Ed Davis, everyone wants it.
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Well, that's interesting isn't it?
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♪ [three-chord riff] ♪
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Our society is part of the origin story of
blues and jazz and rock American music,
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but we are left behind from the story
consistent from the start.
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♪ [three-chord riff] ♪
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Finding out that these people
Indians and then we start asking ourselves
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why doesn't anyone else know that?
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♪♪
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This is an American story.
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This is a human story;
Don't separate it.
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Pay respect due.
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♪♪
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♪♪
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♪♪
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That's-the sound
the guitar is the key.
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Link Wray and the aggression.
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The sound of the guitar
realize all my aspirations
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That is the voice of freedom.
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Wray Link
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Oh Boy.
I want
to meet you for the time long
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There might not be anyone
there is no Wray link;
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There might not be Jeff Beck
Group... there is no Wray link.
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Maybe there is no Led Zeppelin
if there is no Wray Link.
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Pete Townsend thinks Wray Link is one
of a great guitar player of all time,
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that this person has found the power of the chord.
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Pete makes it new;
he puts more
Colors on it, puts more weight on it.
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Turns it into I Can See For Miles.
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♪♪
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♪♪
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♪ The Wray link sings: I was born in
the country where cotton grows ♪
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This is Jim Pewter with, eh, Link and, uh,
The Black River Swamp is, uh, really good.
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You know that about the place where
I was born, in North Carolina.
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- Oh yeah?
- Yeah.
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I'm from North Carolina.
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And I'm out in Dunn country.
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And Dunn is a very small place
But I live in this country
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in this place called Black River.
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♪ There is a place
in this country.
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♪ Where pine
trees grow so tall ♪
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And they fight;
they are very poor
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and I'm sure he might fish in the pond
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p>
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to try to get food because,
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um, you know that-times
really rough
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♪ Stretchin & apos; cross over
Swamp Black River ♪
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He has Shawnee there;
Native Americans
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You don't go around telling stories
all your people are American;
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everyone hid it because of the way br /> KKK come;
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Because, like all cowards,
they will come at night
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Karena, seperti semua pengecut,
mereka akan datang di malam hari
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and they will terrorize people
when they are least expected of that.
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♪ I can hear it
bullfrogs hoarse ♪
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Ku Klux Klan chases
/> anyone who isn't white
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♪ In the darkness
night ♪
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And if you are known as an Indian,
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uh, you are as vulnerable
like other African-Americans.
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♪ [church chants] ♪
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Shaw Shaw's mother, she went home
fields and preached to black people
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and to the Cherokee Indians
and poor white people say,
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"You keep your morale high;
trust God." You know
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And me and my brothers
we sing, you know,
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Will the Circle Not Be Disconnected
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and all those gospel songs
Behind my mother I know,
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When she is out there preaching.
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♪ [singing] ♪
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I, uh, taught by a black man called
Hambone who grew up in a circus
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and he can play everything, you know.
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And, uh, he taught me how to play
blues, you know, and I started there
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and then I started paying the band,
you know, letting me sit with them
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so I can get better, you know.
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Is there at the beginning, um,
the influence of rock & apos; n & apos; roll?
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I mean you're among a few...
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There's no rock & nos; n & apos; roll at that time.
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I did this on this note
hops in Fredericksburg, Virginia in 1957.
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Children gather in this arena
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and they shout, uh, take a walk.
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The link says, "I don't know the streets."
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I said, "I don't know going for a walk."
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And Doug said, "I know the beat behind him.
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[Imitating the beat knocking on the guitar]
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Ba-arc "and you
you know.
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So I said," All right. "
Then I go like this.
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And then My Lord, man, they are watching over me.
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You know.
He said, "Bam!"
I went (playing guitar).
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♪ [three riff chord] ♪
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♪♪
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In the middle of the night and night
radio and this is the sound, you know,
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that makes you fly < br /> from the bed about four feet
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♪♪
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What does he do?
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There is no such sound
it's not in the air.
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♪♪
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It changes everything.
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Rumble makes an indelible mark as a whole
evolution where rock & apos; n & apos; roll will go away.
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And then I found out that he was an Indian.
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That was the rudest form of
of this type of guitar
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that many people were I listen -
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That's where it starts.
Do you know?
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And it even sounds better
when he did it
Do you know?
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♪♪
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I was in the cafeteria and
at the university PA
system
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I heard "Bam, bam, bam;
domp, domp, domp, domp. "
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I said," What? Whoa, what is that? "
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Rumble has the power to push me
on the edge and that helps me say,
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"Damn, I'll be a musician."
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♪♪
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I think the Wray Link is pure
love rock & nos; n & apos; roll and feel
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annoyed and upset and disappointed
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in some ways because
He is Shawnee, half Shawnee,
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and his family is treated very badly
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He takes the bitterness and creates something
It's not reductive but proactive.
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♪♪
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And the Rumble idea is only from
level superficial and almost reactionary
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is like a fight, isn't it?
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But for me that means
annoying, roaring, to be active.
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♪♪
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So the Wray Link is announced with Rumble
that there is a cultural shift.
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You know, this won't be a bop and
the streets will be rumbling.
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♪♪
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Here comes the Wray Link with
songs juvenile delinquency theme.
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You know.
"Hey, roar."
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♪♪
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I was surprised it was played.
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And honestly I am right
no wonder it's forbidden
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♪ [part ends] ♪
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[applause]
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He is one- only person who has
an instrumental, no words, is forbidden
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because of fear it will incite
teenage gang violence
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That is sound, chord progression ;
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That's the problem.
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That's how they don't understand
feedback;
that is the plot.
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That is so much things
that kill people.
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You know, everyone can't
Pat Boone.
Do you know what I mean?
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The effect is so great.
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Every musician in
the world loves the Wray Link
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I don't know why the rest
the world doesn't know that yet.
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♪ Kicking traffic jams,
bastards!
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♪ [punk rock] ♪
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In the MC5, we will do this recording
session and the engineers will always say,
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"Oh, everything is disturbed , Man.
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You punk-aw, you
Rotate the amp too hard. "
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And I will say," Yes, I want it
distorted; < br /> that's what I want. "
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" No, no, you want to clean like that
in Motown so walk & apos; slit & apos ;. "
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Saya berkata, "Tidak, saya ingin itu pergi (buat
suara terdistorsi) seperti Link Wray.
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You know, I want that — it's
fine fur;
I want distortion. "
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Link Wray is certainly one of
architects of my voice and voice of MC5,
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and a thousand other stones.
guitar players since then.
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I mean, you know, if you track-if
you connect the dots back, you know...
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so you can track heavy metal and punk
rock and all that goes back to The Clash
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and The Ramones;
uh, New York
Dolls, MC5 and a few others.
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And before that, < br> who is there?
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And he is one of the first really
has a tone that shows the way to the future.
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The Wray link is very large
Modern electric guitar players
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If they say he doesn't do it
influence, uh, they lie.
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[cheering]
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Thank you very much!
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[pedaling]
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Throughout the southeast what we all know,
what we have heard through our own family,
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whether it was when the first contact occurred,
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We have a very specific singing style.
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♪ [loud voice in unison] ♪
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♪ [loud voice in unison] ♪
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And you can hear his enthusiasm
from some old music
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before plantation and slavery
and so on, and colonization.
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People were really shocked when they heard
traditional music from the southeast.
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They were like, "That's Indian music?
I think that's African music. "
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♪ [harmonization] ♪
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The southeast land of
itself informs her voice
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We hear the birds here.
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We hear the water here,
the river, the canoe sounds
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And it informs what
comes out of the mouth we
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All American music coming from the south
is informed by our land and therefore we are.
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[birdsong]
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Music by people the original is presented
a threat, is considered dangerous.
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And people are arrested, singers and dancers
imprisoned for doing this music;
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The ration guaranteed by agreement < br /> detained from them
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♪♪
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The Federal Government began issuing laws
after the law in an effort to control indigenous people
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in all things you can imagine.
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♪♪
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They follow every part of our culture
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so of course they
will go after music
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because it's integral
aspects of our culture.
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Because at that time, at that time, < br /> everyone has a morning song to welcome that day.
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They are ancestral songs;
They are songs in the old way.
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They pursue our culture.
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That's genocide and they
want to erase every
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cultural perception of the reality that we have.
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On December 29, 1890,
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US Army surrounded
a number of Ghost Dancers
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on the Wound Knee and
Slaughtered over three hundred,
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most women and children, but also men
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who participates in Ghost Dance.
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And this is basically the
beginning of the ban
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of original music in the United States.
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When I heard the story of
Wovoka created Ghost Dance,
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the dance would make the native Americans
immune to bullets of white people
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so they can rise
up from ordering
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and kill their oppressors;
They are very desperate.
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What is blues music?
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Maybe it doesn't sound like that
, but unfortunately, that's the blues.
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That is the blues.
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[fireworks explosion]
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♪ [marching band ] ♪
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Most people in America, what little do they have from Mardi Gras
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drunk white people on
Bourbon Street is packaged from wall to wall
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yell at some women
to show her breasts.
Do you know?
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This doesn't have anything
to do with Mardi Gras.
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♪♪
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If you want to watch and
participate in the actual Mardi Gras,
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you have to go to the heart
ghetto;
that's the staging area.
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[percussion and scream instruments]
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♪♪
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When my family left my house
Louisiana, they migrated at that time, uh,
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You know, rude things for
Indians so they come to New Orleans
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and they pass as black
because they are dark skinned .
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And they never even talked about it;
they will never mention it because, you know,
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They are afraid because they don't
want to be sent to a reservation
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♪ [scream and percussion] ♪
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Big head
Big head
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Hey boy!
What are they saying!
238
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Mardi Gras is more than just a hell of a day.
239
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But Mardi Gras morning when the Indians come
240
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we will all be together for fun.
241
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[ shouts]
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♪ I'll take them to the city center!
♪
243
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♪ In the morning & apos ;!
♪
244
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[cries]
245
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♪ I'll take them to the city center!
♪
246
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Early morning & apos;!
247
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See Indians at Carnival
I started to know who I was.
248
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That was the only time
black men could wear fur.
249
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[scream and percussion]
250
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We are all combinations of native
people and natives of Africa.
251
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♪♪
252
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That is a Muscogeeon
village through this area
253
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Our music is called Stomp Dance and
what you first hear is a call,
254
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call and response
255
00:19:40,495 --> 00:19:44,229
where the leader calls
and then the man answers .
256
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♪♪
257
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If you hear it against the blues,
rock, jazz, it's part of the origin.
258
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♪ [singing] ♪
259
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Everyone in the neighborhood,
All adults in this case;
260
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they have done this
one hundred and fifty years
261
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♪♪
262
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Basically they are there masking
as black people in everyday life.
263
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Because Indians are treated
even worse than slaves .
264
00:20:20,200 --> 00:20:26,205
♪♪
265
00:20:26,207 --> 00:20:31,944
When European settlers came here, they
first enslaved Indians, many of them.
266
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And they know the best way to do it
Do this to send people elsewhere.
267
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Become a community hunter-gatherer uh, they know
how to escape and how to avoid robbers
268
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and how to go back and fight.
I see,
you send them to Caribbean ships,
269
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some of them go to Africa, < br> keep women here
270
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And then, bring African slaves.
271
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Ninety percent of the people on board come
From Africa on some ships that are men .
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Who do they have children?
273
00:21:03,443 --> 00:21:07,513
And this is why eighty-five percent of
African-Americans have been in this country
274
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before Civil War claims
Native American descendants
275
00:21:10,919 --> 00:21:13,285
And everything is almost
the word great-grandmother
276
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on the maternal line.
277
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♪♪
278
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And escaped slaves will be brought in
279
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on various Indian orders.
280
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They are like, aw, come on, man, you know ,
You can hang out with us;
we will hide you
281
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And the next thing you know, there is
this little black Indian running around.
282
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Anyone who is not white,
283
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is classified as "colored,"
284
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so whether you are an Indian
or black, you become colored.
285
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If you have ten percent of Africans,
you are considered black
286
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You must be ninety percent of Indians,
but you are considered black
287
00:21:53,393 --> 00:21:58,563
Why?
Well, because that prevents Native
Americans making claims on the land...
288
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dan mengambil kembali apa yang dicuri.
289
00:22:01,102 --> 00:22:03,468
And if they claim their land and
claim India, they can be shot.
290
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♪ [live band
do zydeco] ♪
291
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When poly Africa
American rhythms and natives,
292
00:22:27,228 --> 00:22:29,361
four on the floor come together.
293
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That was the beginning of
what became American music
294
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♪ ♪
295
00:22:36,103 --> 00:22:43,274
For me, I think - about gumbo, that is
classic New Orleans food.
296
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When I grew up, gumbo was
you entered everything You have it into the pot.
297
00:22:47,547 --> 00:22:50,549
All of that together
make this delicious meal
298
00:22:50,551 --> 00:22:58,424
I'm an American native, part of Africa by
the Haitian method, the French section, the section Italy,
299
00:22:58,426 --> 00:23:06,098
and that's the type of New Orleans
is, and it comes out so flavourously.
300
00:23:06,100 --> 00:23:09,034
Giacomo Fina Ne is what
they say, Big Chief is coming,
301
00:23:09,036 --> 00:23:11,236
So tell them, it's better to get out of the way.
302
00:23:11,238 --> 00:23:13,406
New Orleans, home of
strong, brave home,
303
00:23:13,408 --> 00:23:15,507
so don't bother anyone
feathers on their heads
304
00:23:15,509 --> 00:23:17,743
They bring lightning on
morning, they will not submit,
305
00:23:17,745 --> 00:23:21,714
tambourine is a beautiful sound.
306
00:23:21,716 --> 00:23:23,582
Uptown lightning drops
307
00:23:23,584 --> 00:23:25,251
When my Chief is on the ladder
308
00:23:25,253 --> 00:23:26,685
thunder is all under his feet.
309
00:23:26,687 --> 00:23:28,353
His suit can't be defeated,
310
00:23:28,355 --> 00:23:30,221
The child is wild from the sun until night
311
00:23:30,223 --> 00:23:31,792
And when he opens a scene that is so beautiful.
312
00:23:33,326 --> 00:23:36,128
♪ Here it is late
Leave them through ♪
313
00:23:36,130 --> 00:23:39,434
♪♪
314
00:23:45,338 --> 00:23:50,176
♪ [solo female voice] ♪
315
00:23:50,178 --> 00:24:00,218
♪ [other sounds join] ♪
316
00:24:00,220 --> 00:24:11,596
♪ [other voices join] ♪
317
00:24:11,598 --> 00:24:15,633
For me it's just a great revelation
that banjo is an African instrument.
318
00:24:15,635 --> 00:24:20,238
Banjo for the first hundred years
its existence is not a white musical instrument,
319
00:24:20,240 --> 00:24:21,739
you know, at all, it is indeed
a plantation instrument
320
00:24:21,741 --> 00:24:31,784
♪♪
321
00:24:31,786 --> 00:24:41,826
♪♪
322
00:24:41,828 --> 00:24:51,137
♪♪
323
00:24:51,139 --> 00:24:54,707
Our music very much what you will hear.
324
00:24:54,709 --> 00:24:57,946
It & apos; s-I've heard people
call it pre-blues
325
00:25:00,748 --> 00:25:07,186
And it sounds very much
Like root blues music.
326
00:25:07,188 --> 00:25:17,228
♪♪
327
00:25:17,230 --> 00:25:27,273
♪♪
328
00:25:27,275 --> 00:25:32,813
♪♪
329
00:25:34,347 --> 00:25:38,883
[the track train clanged]
330
00:25:38,885 --> 00:25:52,797
♪ [fingerstyle blues guitar] ♪
331
00:25:52,799 --> 00:26:02,841
♪♪
332
00:26:02,843 --> 00:26:10,315
♪♪
333
00:26:10,317 --> 00:26:13,451
♪ Baby, my bangs saddle ♪
334
00:26:13,453 --> 00:26:18,756
♪ Hitch up my black horse ♪
335
00:26:18,758 --> 00:26:21,860
♪ Baby, my saddle bangs ♪
336
00:26:21,862 --> 00:26:27,466
♪ Hitch up my black horse ♪
337
00:26:27,468 --> 00:26:33,238
Blues fans, blues scholars , even though
they can't really approve anything,
338
00:26:33,240 --> 00:26:37,376
if they are forced into a room
and they have to identify, you know,
339
00:26:37,378 --> 00:26:44,649
Maybe that the most extraordinary important
blues guitarist, singer, songwriter,
340
00:26:44,651 --> 00:26:49,988
the whole package, the greatest that
Ever um, in the early 20th century,
341
00:26:49,990 --> 00:26:53,926
if you try to convince them to come up with
the answer, they might say Charley Patton.
342
00:26:53,928 --> 00:27:03,968
♪♪
343
00:27:03,970 --> 00:27:08,674
He is his grandfather
everyone Delta Delta.
344
00:27:08,676 --> 00:27:12,477
No matter how rough the tape is
or how difficult it is to listen,
345
00:27:12,479 --> 00:27:15,346
no one immediately
like listening to that.
346
00:27:15,348 --> 00:27:19,584
It's like a bomb exploding.
I
This means that the sound is so scary,
347
00:27:19,586 --> 00:27:25,791
Sounds like I imagined
That time must have felt.
348
00:27:25,793 --> 00:27:28,761
Like he was fair, he just released it.
349
00:27:28,763 --> 00:27:34,803
You know, he didn't even try to make it
beautiful.
(Laughter) It's as raw as it gets.
350
00:27:42,809 --> 00:27:48,380
He's very influential on Bob Dylan,
Eric Clapton, Jack White, Bonnie Raitt,
351
00:27:48,382 --> 00:27:50,582
keep going and going and going.
352
00:27:50,584 --> 00:27:53,017
Charley Patton is an Indian.
353
00:27:53,019 --> 00:27:56,388
And he's the worst
mother of a bastard in the world
354
00:27:56,390 --> 00:27:57,723
Howlin Wolf.
355
00:27:57,725 --> 00:28:00,726
♪♪
356
00:28:00,728 --> 00:28:03,696
He is from the Jakarta area
The Mississippi Delta,
357
00:28:03,698 --> 00:28:07,365
yang merupakan area itu
kaya akan sejarah Blues.
358
00:28:07,367 --> 00:28:09,834
It's not far from the Choctaw country.
359
00:28:09,836 --> 00:28:13,538
Most likely Charley
Patton is of Choctaw descent.
360
00:28:13,540 --> 00:28:24,983
♪♪
361
00:28:24,985 --> 00:28:27,753
Charley Patton's family < br /> has an oral tradition
362
00:28:27,755 --> 00:28:30,488
of native descendants, white descendants,
363
00:28:30,490 --> 00:28:33,458
Descendants of Creole,
African-American descent
364
00:28:33,460 --> 00:28:35,960
All these people make Patton became himself.
365
00:28:35,962 --> 00:28:44,870
♪ [Charley Patton's song] ♪
366
00:28:44,872 --> 00:28:46,241
[laughs]
367
00:28:50,844 --> 00:28:55,949
Look, so when I hear this, this is
Indian music for me, you know
368
00:28:58,853 --> 00:29:00,052
And the rhythm...
369
00:29:00,054 --> 00:29:05,424
[clapping]
370
00:29:05,426 --> 00:29:08,761
I like Charley Patton,
the passion and the music,
371
00:29:08,763 --> 00:29:11,496
p>
372
00:29:11,498 --> 00:29:17,037
it only connects me back
373
00:29:18,439 --> 00:29:19,772
where do I come from, you know?
I can
hear all the old traditional songs
374
00:29:19,774 --> 00:29:29,148
[laughs and sings together]
375
00:29:29,150 --> 00:29:31,417
♪ [new song] ♪
376
00:29:31,419 --> 00:29:42,160
[singing together]
377
00:29:42,162 --> 00:29:44,630
That's Indian music.
378
00:29:44,632 --> 00:29:46,564
With guitar, you know.
379
00:29:46,566 --> 00:29:50,768
That's where it goes, you know?
That's where traditional music goes.
380
00:29:50,770 --> 00:29:53,037
It goes like this.
381
00:29:53,039 --> 00:29:58,677
♪♪
382
00:29:58,679 --> 00:30:00,012
I heard it singing p>
383
00:30:00,014 --> 00:30:02,680
♪♪
384
00:30:02,682 --> 00:30:04,149
It is illegal to have a drum
on an American slave plantation.
385
00:30:04,151 --> 00:30:07,953
You cannot have a drum.
386
00:30:07,955 --> 00:30:12,623
Or you will be killed because the drum
is an instrument of rebellion.
387
00:30:12,625 --> 00:30:14,626
You can communicate with other people, you can
manage people remotely for rebellion,
388
00:30:14,628 --> 00:30:18,030
Atau Anda akan terbunuh karena drum
adalah instrumen pemberontakan.
389
00:30:18,032 --> 00:30:22,868
Anda bisa berkomunikasi dengan orang lain, Anda bisa
mengatur orang-orang dari jarak jauh untuk pemberontakan,
390
00:30:22,870 --> 00:30:27,206
Do you know?
So that's why Charley
Patton has to play drums on his guitar.
391
00:30:27,208 --> 00:30:33,678
♪♪
392
00:30:33,680 --> 00:30:39,217
Patton was born at the worst time
00:30:42,187
becomes one of those ways
you might be able to go
394
00:30:42,189 --> 00:30:45,591
from some of the worst
from racial violence
395
00:30:45,593 --> 00:30:49,197
It's safe to be in a
world like here in the Dockery.
396
00:30:51,565 --> 00:30:53,732
It's a place where people
can go and make money
397
00:30:53,734 --> 00:30:56,067
Dockery Plantation offers more people
398
00:30:56,069 --> 00:30:59,871
than they get in their
home community in Mississippi.
399
00:30:59,873 --> 00:31:01,873
And that's why the Patton family moved there
400
00:31:01,875 --> 00:31:05,244
because they can have a
live better for themselves.
401
00:31:05,246 --> 00:31:07,946
♪ [singing] ♪
402
00:31:07,948 --> 00:31:09,515
There are Choctaw people who move there;
403
00:31:09,517 --> 00:31:12,284
there are African-Americans;
404
00:31:12,286 --> 00:31:14,719
There are Europeans working there.
405
00:31:14,721 --> 00:31:18,623
Charley Patton must have heard it
a combination of influences
406
00:31:18,625 --> 00:31:21,793
which causes its appearance
the style of playing the guitar.
407
00:31:21,795 --> 00:31:25,898
♪♪
408
00:31:25,900 --> 00:31:30,535
He doesn't work too much on agriculture,
409
00:31:30,537 --> 00:31:33,240
but you don't have <
410
00:31:39,947 --> 00:31:46,251
They will perform.
That will happen
know, Saturday night in someone's house,
411
00:31:46,253 --> 00:31:50,822
someone's back porch
Play
all night, play drinks.
412
00:31:50,824 --> 00:31:52,760
Maybe someone will fry fish.
413
00:31:54,728 --> 00:31:56,762
After they leave the
church, even the priests
414
00:31:56,764 --> 00:31:58,163
will go take their daughter
415
00:31:58,165 --> 00:32:01,899
and go to the juke joint, you
know, where they have sex and food
416
00:32:01,901 --> 00:32:04,570
dan perjudian dan semua itu.
417
00:32:04,572 --> 00:32:08,275
At that time, rich and poor had to go to
the juke joint if they wanted to party.
418
00:32:12,112 --> 00:32:16,081
The Child's House would say, you know, Patton
would throw the guitar into the air
419
00:32:16,083 --> 00:32:18,852
p>
420
00:32:23,958 --> 00:32:26,624
and catch it and, you
know, don't miss it.
421
00:32:26,626 --> 00:32:29,961
And just think, he's been working all week;
422
00:32:29,963 --> 00:32:32,331
and you don't hear anything besides
lightning and birds and wind.
423
00:32:32,333 --> 00:32:34,932
And suddenly, you hear someone go
424
00:32:34,934 --> 00:32:37,636
(imitating the sound of the guitar).
425
00:32:37,638 --> 00:32:41,707
I mean, His hair might be
standing behind your neck
426
00:32:41,709 --> 00:32:44,342
♪ [guitar and sound] ♪
427
00:32:44,344 --> 00:32:46,945
He did Jimi Hendrix long before Jimi.
428
00:32:46,947 --> 00:32:49,614
Charley Patton might have been start
all showmanship.
429
00:32:49,616 --> 00:32:51,315
they have to split up
their own from others
430
00:32:51,317 --> 00:32:53,951
I mean, there might be
Many people out there trying
431
00:32:53,953 --> 00:32:57,155
Don't have to work on cotton
field, you know what I mean
432
00:32:57,157 --> 00:33:03,061
It's like, just like today, okay?
We all
try not to work in the cotton field right?
433
00:33:03,063 --> 00:33:10,968
♪♪
434
00:33:10,970 --> 00:33:14,773
The big deal about Dockery is that
Charley is here for a long time
435
00:33:14,775 --> 00:33:18,377
that people come to him and he takes it
it's time to teach them how playing.
436
00:33:18,379 --> 00:33:20,911
He taught Pop Staples how to
to play when he was little.
437
00:33:20,913 --> 00:33:23,081
Sun House is another house
who came here and played.
438
00:33:23,083 --> 00:33:24,783
Howlin Wolf came here as a young man.
439
00:33:24,785 --> 00:33:31,023
♪♪
440
00:33:31,025 --> 00:33:36,160
A man comes through a plantation
Picking a guitar called Charley Patton,
441
00:33:36,162 --> 00:33:39,031
and I like his voice.
442
00:33:39,033 --> 00:33:43,134
Every night I will come down
from work, I will go to his house
443
00:33:43,136 --> 00:33:47,040
and he will learn how to choose it
guitar.
So I can do it well.
444
00:33:55,181 --> 00:34:02,319
Wolf is the one who basically took it < br> Patton's music entered the world of electricity.
445
00:34:02,321 --> 00:34:05,156
The Stones got Howlin & Apos; Wolf to come.
446
00:34:05,158 --> 00:34:07,725
You can see Brian Jones's face.
447
00:34:07,727 --> 00:34:11,996
He is like "Oh my God, we
really pulled this scam
448
00:34:11,998 --> 00:34:16,000
and we told Wolf Howlin to do this show."
449
00:34:16,002 --> 00:34:17,803
Tell us something about him, Brian.
450
00:34:17,805 --> 00:34:19,337
Well, the first time we
started playing together
451
00:34:19,339 --> 00:34:21,739
we started playing because we
wanted to play Rhythm and Blues
452
00:34:21,741 --> 00:34:23,942
and Wolf Howlin
one of our greatest idols
453
00:34:23,944 --> 00:34:29,080
and it was very fun to find
He was booked at this event tonight.
454
00:34:29,082 --> 00:34:31,949
So I thought it was time we closed
up and had Howlin & Apos; Wolf on stage!
455
00:34:31,951 --> 00:34:33,417
[the audience started shouting]
456
00:34:33,419 --> 00:34:35,853
Yes I agreed, let's take him
get out, Howlin & Wolf; take him!
457
00:34:35,855 --> 00:34:48,466
♪♪
458
00:34:48,468 --> 00:34:55,841
♪ How many more years do I have
to let you have my dog around?
♪
459
00:34:55,843 --> 00:34:58,509
♪♪
460
00:34:58,511 --> 00:35:06,384
♪ How many more years do I have
to let you have my dog around?
♪
461
00:35:06,386 --> 00:35:08,520
♪♪
462
00:35:08,522 --> 00:35:11,489
♪ I would rather die ♪
463
00:35:11,491 --> 00:35:15,460
And once again, the mystery is
what it is and how amazing it is
464
00:35:15,462 --> 00:35:18,864
Kembali ke Charley
Patton dan Dockery Farms.
465
00:35:18,866 --> 00:35:31,009
♪♪
466
00:35:31,011 --> 00:35:36,047
America doesn't let blues reach white
Children until English people start playing it,
467
00:35:36,049 --> 00:35:39,884
then they think it's something
Only the British brought here.
468
00:35:39,886 --> 00:35:43,487
The stones, the Beatles and anyone else
Another pick up guitar.
469
00:35:43,489 --> 00:35:52,062
♪ [song ends] ♪
470
00:35:52,064 --> 00:35:57,201
There is a definite thread from Charley
Patton, Howlin Wolf for Led Zeppelin, you know,
471
00:35:57,203 --> 00:35:59,069
it goes like that basically.
472
00:35:59,071 --> 00:36:01,105
Jimmy Page will tell it
You if you ask him.
473
00:36:01,107 --> 00:36:04,176
♪ [big thirties
swing jazz bands] ♪
474
00:36:04,178 --> 00:36:06,411
♪ [Mildred Bailey sings] ♪
475
00:36:06,413 --> 00:36:09,114
♪ I'll leave you
because it's time ♪
476
00:36:09,116 --> 00:36:12,216
♪ There are other people
defeat my time ♪
477
00:36:12,218 --> 00:36:14,386
♪ But you never hear me cry ♪
478
00:36:14,388 --> 00:36:17,054
♪ As long as you live,
you will die if you die ♪
479
00:36:17,056 --> 00:36:18,255
[he starts the next verse but stops]
480
00:36:18,257 --> 00:36:20,458
[scream band members]
481
00:36:20,460 --> 00:36:21,826
Mildred: Well, I can't help it.
482
00:36:21,828 --> 00:36:22,828
[band stops]
483
00:36:22,830 --> 00:36:24,395
Oh fuck, I don't know how it goes.
484
00:36:24,397 --> 00:36:26,498
Everything is the same;
I can't
send where to enter
485
00:36:26,500 --> 00:36:28,132
[band counts songs again]
486
00:36:28,134 --> 00:36:30,534
♪ I'll leave you
because it's time ♪
487
00:36:30,536 --> 00:36:33,205
♪ There are other people
defeat my time ♪
488
00:36:33,207 --> 00:36:38,109
Mildred starts singing in speakeasies,
and he become big in speakeasies.
489
00:36:38,111 --> 00:36:42,614
In this little speakeasy he and Benny
the baker has, he brewes his own beer.
490
00:36:42,616 --> 00:36:46,951
♪ [the song continues] ♪
491
00:36:46,953 --> 00:36:48,386
But when Mildred Bailey came to New York
492
00:36:48,388 --> 00:36:50,554
in the late 20s, early 30s
493
00:36:50,556 --> 00:36:53,525
uh, everything is completely separate.
494
00:36:53,527 --> 00:36:57,362
He knows who that great musician is and
He starts recording with black musicians
495
00:36:57,364 --> 00:36:59,096
Almost from when he gets here.
496
00:36:59,098 --> 00:37:02,433
♪ [song continues] ♪
497
00:37:02,435 --> 00:37:04,603
Mildred is a cornerstone.
498
00:37:04,605 --> 00:37:08,306
He acts as the cornerstone of
the direction that jazz takes.
499
00:37:08,308 --> 00:37:12,611
♪ [song ends] ♪
500
00:37:12,613 --> 00:37:22,654
♪ [single drone] ♪
501
00:37:22,656 --> 00:37:28,460
♪ [single drone] ♪
502
00:37:28,462 --> 00:37:34,632
This is her mother's land
for generations before Mildred
503
00:37:34,634 --> 00:37:43,107
and my grandmother are
ancient music recipients
504
00:37:43,109 --> 00:37:50,080
♪ [single female voice] ♪
505
00:37:50,082 --> 00:37:56,388
In Coeur D & Alene Reservation, there
There are no social gatherings without singing.
506
00:37:56,390 --> 00:38:01,025
♪ [pure high notes] ♪
507
00:38:01,027 --> 00:38:12,504
♪♪
508
00:38:12,506 --> 00:38:18,643
The way the notes are stretched and
thick and move over the trunk.
509
00:38:18,645 --> 00:38:20,511
Mildred sings from a lover, comes back to me
510
00:38:20,513 --> 00:38:26,216
♪ I remember every little
thing what you usually do ♪
511
00:38:26,218 --> 00:38:31,156
When Mildred Bailey did it, it was very difficult
to see the way they slid used
512
00:38:31,158 --> 00:38:35,426
in traditional songs
the area where he grew up.
513
00:38:35,428 --> 00:38:43,701
♪ Every way I go
I've walked with you ♪
514
00:38:43,703 --> 00:38:49,473
When asked how he came
be a singer who became himself,
515
00:38:49,475 --> 00:38:51,710
he points to
his young Indian songs.
516
00:38:51,712 --> 00:39:00,652
♪♪
517
00:39:00,654 --> 00:39:07,458
♪ Old rockin chair & apos; make me ♪
518
00:39:07,460 --> 00:39:11,562
He is a great one
jazz improvisation
519
00:39:11,564 --> 00:39:16,000
You know, you say, (singing)
"The old rocking chair is in my hands."
520
00:39:16,002 --> 00:39:18,536
You sing it, maybe it's written
That way, but always say,
521
00:39:18,538 --> 00:39:21,239
(singing) "shake for a long time
Chair has me, "you know.
522
00:39:21,241 --> 00:39:25,409
You just change it, you know,
whatever you feel right now
523
00:39:25,411 --> 00:39:29,580
That's something you
can't learn at school
524
00:39:29,582 --> 00:39:37,755
I am eighty years old, you know, what am I?
Speaking of, I am eighty-eight and eh (laughter)
525
00:39:37,757 --> 00:39:42,192
from sixteen to twenty year,
I work as a singing waitress
526
00:39:42,194 --> 00:39:48,165
in Astoria, Long Island here and that
Only thing I hear, is Mildred Bailey.
527
00:39:48,167 --> 00:39:51,536
I was really affected
by Mildred Bailey.
528
00:39:51,538 --> 00:39:54,705
He sang perfectly, to me.
529
00:39:54,707 --> 00:39:58,375
Radio announcer: And this is yours
woman rocking chair , Mildred Bailey!
530
00:39:58,377 --> 00:40:03,248
Hi everyone, come in and cut yourself.
A piece of kick around the old rocking chair.
531
00:40:03,250 --> 00:40:05,583
♪ [forty big swing bands] ♪
532
00:40:05,585 --> 00:40:08,219
♪ Noah, Noah, let me in ♪
533
00:40:08,221 --> 00:40:11,288
♪ The doors are all bound and
the window is pinned... ♪
534
00:40:11,290 --> 00:40:15,527
She's the first female singer, period.
535
00:40:15,529 --> 00:40:18,730
And the first woman to have a radio show.
536
00:40:18,732 --> 00:40:22,266
♪ Noah said that you did it
lost your tracks
♪
537
00:40:22,268 --> 00:40:27,806
Frank Sinatra left to Julia Rinker in
a recording session in the 70s and said,
538
00:40:27,808 --> 00:40:33,277
"I know your aunt, and indeed
one of the most significant people
539
00:40:33,279 --> 00:40:39,250
in terms of how I learned to sing and who I
imitate to this day." Frank Sinatra said that.
540
00:40:39,252 --> 00:40:42,654
♪ Take care of your hands
plows, wait!
♪
541
00:40:42,656 --> 00:40:48,259
Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Bing Crosby,
He has hands in shaping jazz vocal style.
542
00:40:48,261 --> 00:40:51,495
♪ Want to get to heaven,
I'll tell you how ♪
543
00:40:51,497 --> 00:40:54,531
♪ Take care of your hands
Gospel plows!
♪
544
00:40:54,533 --> 00:41:00,504
It's important not only to put it back
Mildred Bailey in the jazz narration,
545
00:41:00,506 --> 00:41:06,344
But by doing that, we bring the story
from the perspective of Native Americans
546
00:41:06,346 --> 00:41:07,812
into the jazz narration.
547
00:41:07,814 --> 00:41:11,885
[song ending / applause]
548
00:41:14,386 --> 00:41:17,221
[whistles]
549
00:41:17,223 --> 00:41:20,759
Loudspeaker: See this
an unlawful assembly
Dissolve.
550
00:41:24,431 --> 00:41:31,768
[screams]
551
00:41:31,770 --> 00:41:33,705
♪ [fusion of folk guitars] ♪
552
00:41:33,707 --> 00:41:43,748
[Buffy Saint Marie sings
Now that Buffalo os s Gone]
553
00:41:43,750 --> 00:41:51,288
[Buffy Saint Marie sings
Now that Buffalo Buffalo s Gone]
554
00:41:51,290 --> 00:41:57,161
♪ Can you remember the time ♪
555
00:41:57,163 --> 00:42:01,399
♪ That's what you hold
your head high?
♪
556
00:42:01,401 --> 00:42:04,768
♪ And tell you all yours
friend of your Indian claim ♪
557
00:42:04,770 --> 00:42:09,207
♪ Proud good women
and proud ♪
558
00:42:09,209 --> 00:42:12,576
I go to Greenwich Village
and I'm not in the show business.
559
00:42:12,578 --> 00:42:16,714
I am was a college girl on her way to India
and I thought I would try my luck while singing.
560
00:42:16,716 --> 00:42:18,583
And that is the time of folk music.
561
00:42:18,585 --> 00:42:24,321
♪ Oh, it's written on it
books and songs ♪
562
00:42:24,323 --> 00:42:29,761
♪ That has happened
persecuted and persecuted ♪
563
00:42:29,763 --> 00:42:34,464
Suddenly walking
just living with people
564
00:42:34,466 --> 00:42:38,268
with a broader mind than
previous generations
565
00:42:38,270 --> 00:42:42,306
And that's just perfect
time for me, you know
566
00:42:42,308 --> 00:42:45,243
If it's time, I
might never have a career.
567
00:42:45,245 --> 00:42:49,246
♪ And you feel you a
part of this... ♪
568
00:42:49,248 --> 00:42:53,451
In essence, folk music is
telling the story of today.
569
00:42:53,453 --> 00:42:58,890
And this tells about the day or day
people who are most of the time most excluded,
570
00:42:58,892 --> 00:43:03,328
the most
uh, who is trampled on.
571
00:43:03,330 --> 00:43:11,402
This is a song about humans
being also an Indian
572
00:43:11,404 --> 00:43:14,004
and if you don't remember his name ,
573
00:43:14,006 --> 00:43:20,545
I thought you might after this
song.
This is called Ira Hayes.
574
00:43:20,547 --> 00:43:25,817
The first folk singer entered Columbia.
Not Bob Dylan, it's Peter La Farge.
575
00:43:25,819 --> 00:43:31,556
♪ For a thousand years
glittering water is passed ♪
576
00:43:31,558 --> 00:43:34,891
♪ Until white people
steal their water rights ♪
577
00:43:34,893 --> 00:43:38,696
For residents original, for singer-songwriters,
Peter La Farge is the person.
578
00:43:38,698 --> 00:43:42,966
He takes care of our reality
through and our attitude towards him.
579
00:43:42,968 --> 00:43:45,502
We listen to music respectively.
580
00:43:45,504 --> 00:43:49,741
There are real protests
Movements occur in Vietnam.
581
00:43:49,743 --> 00:43:53,710
Universal Soldier, you know,
I mean, he is an activist;
582
00:43:53,712 --> 00:43:58,348
she is the first woman of
activism that has an audience.
583
00:43:58,350 --> 00:44:03,353
♪ She is five feet two
and she's six feet four ♪
584
00:44:03,355 --> 00:44:06,958
♪ He fights with missiles
and with spears ♪
585
00:44:06,960 --> 00:44:10,862
He is very instrumental
in making the image
586
00:44:10,864 --> 00:44:17,734
and the points are clear for a
> very open and want the audience
587
00:44:17,736 --> 00:44:26,444
♪ And he fights in Canada He quarrels
in France He fights in the United States ♪
588
00:44:26,446 --> 00:44:31,949
Unlike my colleagues in show business uh ,
who has never been to a reservation,
589
00:44:31,951 --> 00:44:42,759
and unlike my colleagues on reservations
who have no power or strength or voice,
590
00:44:42,761 --> 00:44:44,862
I have both
591
00:44:44,864 --> 00:44:47,832
♪ This is not the way
we end the war.
♪
592
00:44:47,834 --> 00:44:56,008
[song ends / applause]
593
00:44:59,779 --> 00:45:05,817
♪ Old Custer he split his men
Well, he won't do it again.
♪
594
00:45:05,819 --> 00:45:09,754
♪ General, he doesn't
rise well again.
♪
595
00:45:09,756 --> 00:45:13,924
Johnny Cash wants to make a folk
record and he has seen La Farge before.
596
00:45:13,926 --> 00:45:18,429
And he said, "I have to meet this musician."
And Johnny Cash feels very connected,
597
00:45:18,431 --> 00:45:21,833
and then they hang out and talk and he
says, "I want to take some of your songs
598
00:45:21,835 --> 00:45:24,402
and turn them into notes."
599
00:45:24,404 --> 00:45:27,004
He was very
a high moment in his career
600
00:45:27,006 --> 00:45:30,808
Coming from the success of the Ring of Fire.
601
00:45:30,810 --> 00:45:35,846
♪ I go down, down, down
And the flame rises higher ♪
602
00:45:35,848 --> 00:45:42,553
♪ And burns, burns, burns
fire rings , ring of fire ♪
603
00:45:42,555 --> 00:45:46,656
And even at that time, riding
the height hits this giant,
604
00:45:46,658 --> 00:45:50,728
Columbia Records is still trying
to prevent him from making this recording.
605
00:45:50,730 --> 00:45:53,163
Johnny fights and
is ready to throw his career away
606
00:45:53,165 --> 00:45:54,966
if they will not issue a note this
607
00:45:54,968 --> 00:45:57,835
He will put it, you
know, no matter what they say
608
00:45:57,837 --> 00:46:00,772
He knows this album
is basically censored and banned
609
00:46:00,774 --> 00:46:06,109
So Johnny Cash decided to write
a letter about his displeasure.
610
00:46:06,111 --> 00:46:10,781
Spicy line by line
recording industry charges
611
00:46:10,783 --> 00:46:14,652
And he himself put it
612
00:46:14,654 --> 00:46:17,955
> the letter in the record arm
613
00:46:17,957 --> 00:46:22,627
and then personally not only sent a letter
recording to a particular DJ,
614
00:46:22,629 --> 00:46:24,127
but appeared in the city when he was
appearing on the DJ with a note and say,
615
00:46:24,129 --> 00:46:27,031
"Just give me a chance."
616
00:46:27,033 --> 00:46:29,801
except in my heart I have
got 100% for you tonight
617
00:46:29,803 --> 00:46:34,038
[applause and whistle]
618
00:46:34,040 --> 00:46:38,176
♪ Gather me
There is a story that will I tell ♪
619
00:46:38,178 --> 00:46:42,480
♪ About a brave young Indian
That's what we should remember well ♪
620
00:46:42,482 --> 00:46:44,714
♪ From the tribe
Indian Pima ♪
621
00:46:44,716 --> 00:46:47,150
♪ An arrogant and peaceful band... ♪
622
00:46:47,152 --> 00:46:49,587
Now, I asked the DJ, "Why?
didn't you play Bitter Tears?"
623
00:46:49,589 --> 00:46:52,757
And then the same answer, "Okay,
That makes you feel guilty, you know."
624
00:46:52,759 --> 00:46:55,025
"Uh, I didn't destroy your damn life."
625
00:46:55,027 --> 00:46:57,929
"You know, I don't take it
your bad land, it's not me. "
626
00:46:57,931 --> 00:46:59,996
I," Well, what is it? "
627
00:46:59,998 --> 00:47:01,933
"I'm not telling you
What, why don't you put..."
628
00:47:01,935 --> 00:47:03,033
"Well, we can't do that."
629
00:47:03,035 --> 00:47:12,743
♪♪
630
00:47:12,745 --> 00:47:14,712
Here it is.
631
00:47:14,714 --> 00:47:19,150
They're all hunted, until this
the canyon is as far as the pine tree,
632
00:47:19,152 --> 00:47:23,154
across the creek there.
633
00:47:23,156 --> 00:47:25,255
By the Americans forbidding the album,
634
00:47:25,257 --> 00:47:28,926
it only closes the hearts of all
635
00:47:28,928 --> 00:47:32,966
of American Indians and their struggle.
636
00:47:36,201 --> 00:47:39,770
I am no longer marginalized
the person who wrote Universal Soldier
637
00:47:39,772 --> 00:47:43,140
or talked about Native Americans
problems at a coffee shop
638
00:47:43,142 --> 00:47:46,844
Suddenly I talked about
things on big television time.
639
00:47:46,846 --> 00:47:50,047
And suddenly everything is gone.
640
00:47:50,049 --> 00:47:52,019
Suddenly there is no interest.
641
00:47:55,855 --> 00:48:00,024
And only two o'clock two o'clock
that year later in Toronto,
642
00:48:00,026 --> 00:48:04,194
The radio announcer started an
interview by apologizing to me
643
00:48:04,196 --> 00:48:07,698
for having gone along with the letters
written on the White House stationery
644
00:48:07,700 --> 00:48:11,736
praising them for pressing me
music, which is "deserving of being bullied."
645
00:48:11,738 --> 00:48:15,239
And that's how he started the interview
646
00:48:15,241 --> 00:48:20,210
Apparently, I have an FBI file and is blacklisted,
even though at that time I didn't know it.
647
00:48:20,212 --> 00:48:23,880
And then that
the CIA too, I understood.
648
00:48:23,882 --> 00:48:26,750
They chased Buffy and
They chased many people
649
00:48:26,752 --> 00:48:29,155
at that time just to type
keep them silent.
650
00:48:32,190 --> 00:48:36,861
Buffy: I think I could be more
effective if I wasn't gagged in the US.
651
00:48:36,863 --> 00:48:39,129
But who owns the newspaper?
652
00:48:39,131 --> 00:48:40,698
Who owns the television station?
653
00:48:40,700 --> 00:48:41,998
Siapa yang memiliki stasiun radio?
654
00:48:42,000 --> 00:48:44,868
Will they play
Buffy Sainte-Marie?
No!
655
00:48:44,870 --> 00:48:46,670
It's an oil company.
656
00:48:46,672 --> 00:48:49,607
People who dig
for uranium, stealing uranium,
657
00:48:49,609 --> 00:48:51,174
transferring it to private hands.
658
00:48:51,176 --> 00:48:52,643
That's what all that has.
659
00:48:52,645 --> 00:48:56,647
You think that will happen
makes me star
I don't think so.
660
00:48:56,649 --> 00:49:09,062
♪ [piano soft] ♪
661
00:49:14,366 --> 00:49:24,609
♪ [acoustic blues] ♪
662
00:49:24,611 --> 00:49:34,618
♪ [acoustic blues] ♪
663
00:49:34,620 --> 00:49:37,187
Well, what Jimi is doing when he's
playing Hear My Train A Comin & apos;
664
00:49:37,189 --> 00:49:39,890
That's for a television show, I think.
665
00:49:39,892 --> 00:49:45,062
No amps, no pedals, no wah-wah, no tricks,
not dancing and not playing with his teeth.
666
00:49:45,064 --> 00:49:50,000
And he only carries his pure-strength
from earth and history through him.
667
00:49:50,002 --> 00:49:54,871
♪ Waiting for the train, yeah ♪
668
00:49:54,873 --> 00:49:58,643
He brought Charley Patton, you
know, he brought uh, Wray Link,
669
00:49:58,645 --> 00:50:02,346
he brought it all up
everything through him.
670
00:50:02,348 --> 00:50:10,120
Well, I know he has music in him, because when
he is small, his father bought him a guitar,
671
00:50:10,122 --> 00:50:15,725
an old guitar for him to play
on, you know, around with boys
672
00:50:15,727 --> 00:50:18,696
and so I know he's musical.
673
00:50:18,698 --> 00:50:22,400
But I don't know that
So much music inside him, You see.
674
00:50:22,402 --> 00:50:25,803
♪♪
675
00:50:25,805 --> 00:50:27,804
My grandmother lived for a hundred years,
676
00:50:27,806 --> 00:50:29,707
which is um, amazing feat for herself but um,
677
00:50:29,709 --> 00:50:33,444
his father was a slave, freed.
678
00:50:33,446 --> 00:50:39,049
His mother was half Cherokee, and
he grew up on a reservation.
679
00:50:39,051 --> 00:50:42,185
So he always kept that, memory
680
00:50:42,187 --> 00:50:48,025
proud to be Cherokee.
681
00:50:48,027 --> 00:50:49,826
Being an indigenous part is very
meaningful for my grandmother
682
00:50:49,828 --> 00:50:54,867
She talked a lot about it and really
instilled it in all of us , but especially Jimi.
683
00:50:58,004 --> 00:51:02,172
He is a singer, dancer,
and he is in Vaudeville.
684
00:51:02,174 --> 00:51:06,976
♪♪
685
00:51:06,978 --> 00:51:14,085
He has a beautiful stem this, and
it's feathers and boas and velvet,
686
00:51:14,087 --> 00:51:17,388
and Jimi used to like
to play in this trunk.
687
00:51:17,390 --> 00:51:20,924
Try a vest, try to keep it
hat with big fur
688
00:51:20,926 --> 00:51:24,864
and a beautiful suede tan coat
full of fringes.
689
00:51:28,134 --> 00:51:31,835
At that time, my room was
covered with Jimi posters.
690
00:51:31,837 --> 00:51:35,505
And I used to like
laughing because of some posters,
691
00:51:35,507 --> 00:51:40,511
they made Jimi really dark,
like really super dark.
692
00:51:40,513 --> 00:51:43,379
And I'm just like, she's not too dark.
693
00:51:43,381 --> 00:51:50,453
And she's very, very fair and she has caramel
colored skin and beautiful almond-shaped eyes,
694
00:51:50,455 --> 00:51:54,859
and you can certainly say that he has it
various cultures that he has born.
695
00:51:54,861 --> 00:52:01,866
♪ [electric guitar riffs] ♪
696
00:52:01,868 --> 00:52:07,471
Jimi Hendrix's existing package
indigenous quality what he has in him
697
00:52:07,473 --> 00:52:10,141
that many people don't
Know that he is in him.
698
00:52:10,143 --> 00:52:14,078
But, you know, to take him to the stage and celebrate through his music
699
00:52:14,080 --> 00:52:17,114
and his presence, you know,
That adds strength, man.
700
00:52:17,116 --> 00:52:32,062
♪♪
701
00:52:32,064 --> 00:52:34,601
So during that period
time , now Indians enter
702
00:52:37,837 --> 00:52:39,837
The hippies, flower children appear.
703
00:52:39,839 --> 00:52:41,608
So they want to be Indians themselves.
704
00:52:51,517 --> 00:52:55,419
When he goes to Woodstock you have
a beautiful white jacket with a fringe,
705
00:52:55,421 --> 00:52:58,087
with turquoise beads.
706
00:52:58,089 --> 00:53:02,859
Part of that is, yes, that is the year 60s, but for
it was far more meaningful than that.
707
00:53:02,861 --> 00:53:08,098
When we arrived at the
site of the Woodstock Festival,
708
00:53:08,100 --> 00:53:10,835
Mitch Mitchell, the drummer, saw
He said, "Oh my God!"
709
00:53:10,837 --> 00:53:12,203
He had never seen many people before.
710
00:53:12,205 --> 00:53:15,339
And I said, "What's wrong, Mitch?"
And I looked out and said, "Oh no!"
711
00:53:15,341 --> 00:53:17,308
[the crowd roared]
712
00:53:17,310 --> 00:53:22,179
And then Jimi looked out and said,
"Hm," with all the wisdom he has,
713
00:53:22,181 --> 00:53:24,448
I don't know where he got it
this wisdom, but he said,
714
00:53:24,450 --> 00:53:28,585
"You know, those people
send a lot of energy up on stage,
715
00:53:28,587 --> 00:53:33,424
so let's take that energy, take advantage of
, and send it back to them. "
716
00:53:33,426 --> 00:53:37,995
[cheers and appluse]
717
00:53:37,997 --> 00:53:44,567
I saw that we met again.
Hmm.
Okay, alright.
718
00:53:44,569 --> 00:53:48,004
And when he was doing Star
Spangled Banner in Woodstock
719
00:53:48,006 --> 00:53:53,476
it only sounded like everything he had
happened until then in his life,
720
00:53:53,478 --> 00:53:56,413
In his family life, that < br /> This incredible collision
721
00:53:56,415 --> 00:54:03,187
puts what the country goes
through or or its generation to sound.
722
00:54:03,189 --> 00:54:05,489
You know, this is a wonderful time.
723
00:54:05,491 --> 00:54:19,203
♪ [Star Spangled Banner] ♪
724
00:54:19,205 --> 00:54:22,573
I think he's including
all his frustration
725
00:54:22,575 --> 00:54:25,576
with civil rights, with racism,
726
00:54:25,578 --> 00:54:29,379
with the war in Vietnam,
with political oppression,
727
00:54:29,381 --> 00:54:31,547
and I think they're all
out in the game
728
00:54:31,549 --> 00:54:34,284
I mean, you heard that
He
painted a picture for you
729
00:54:34,286 --> 00:54:35,652
What you have to do is listening.
730
00:54:35,654 --> 00:54:46,429
♪♪
731
00:54:46,431 --> 00:54:49,533
Some people think about it
That time was an inappropriate act.
732
00:54:49,535 --> 00:54:55,004
And my father was really tense and turns out not
breathe and I'm like, "Are you okay?"
733
00:54:55,006 --> 00:54:57,507
And he says (shakes his head).
734
00:54:57,509 --> 00:55:01,511
He keeps staring at the police officer
and he said, "I really..." after he finished,
735
00:55:01,513 --> 00:55:05,181
he could breathe, because he thought
the police officer would catch him,
736
00:55:05,183 --> 00:55:07,417
because you didn't do it right away.
737
00:55:07,419 --> 00:55:08,953
♪♪
738
00:55:08,955 --> 00:55:12,288
He is very proud.
739
00:55:12,290 --> 00:55:18,962
I mean, he is very proud of being a native
and being an African American and being Scottish.
740
00:55:18,964 --> 00:55:23,299
That is part of your inheritance;
it's part of your
inheritance;
that is part of who you are
741
00:55:23,301 --> 00:55:25,572
and what you want to observe and represent.
742
00:55:30,475 --> 00:55:33,310
This is the type of American
superhero by the way
743
00:55:33,312 --> 00:55:38,214
It's like, he's a bit of everything
and uh, and, but nothing is diluted.
744
00:55:38,216 --> 00:55:41,752
It's like he's stronger because of that.
745
00:55:41,754 --> 00:55:45,859
♪♪
746
00:55:48,727 --> 00:55:50,294
[car horn horn]
747
00:55:50,296 --> 00:56:00,337
♪ [rock & apos; n & apos; roll] ♪
748
00:56:00,339 --> 00:56:07,111
♪ [rock & apos; n & apos; roll] ♪
749
00:56:07,113 --> 00:56:15,185
Yonge Street since I was very
young, it's a music center
750
00:56:15,187 --> 00:56:18,054
that I don't know how things are
751
00:56:18,056 --> 00:56:22,158
in Chicago or Detroit in New York,
752
00:56:22,160 --> 00:56:25,228
tapi Yonge Street terbakar.
753
00:56:25,230 --> 00:56:34,103
♪♪
754
00:56:34,105 --> 00:56:37,306
You will try to listen through
the door or peek through the window,
755
00:56:37,308 --> 00:56:40,044
and then someone will do it
go to one of these places
756
00:56:40,046 --> 00:56:42,279
and you will hear it
the music comes flooded
757
00:56:42,281 --> 00:56:47,250
and it will be like, "Oh, did you hear that?
that?" You know, only a few seconds
758
00:56:47,252 --> 00:56:54,324
♪ [Bo-Diddley] ♪
759
00:56:54,326 --> 00:56:58,694
When I was sixteen, Ronnie Hawkins
hired me to play in the Hawks.
760
00:56:58,696 --> 00:57:02,833
♪ ♪
761
00:57:02,835 --> 00:57:05,201
Suddenly, they are our Beatles.
762
00:57:05,203 --> 00:57:08,272
These people can do no
wrong.
They just killed me.
763
00:57:08,274 --> 00:57:13,176
♪ Hey, Bo Diddley!
♪
764
00:57:13,178 --> 00:57:16,245
And Robbie is just outrageous.
765
00:57:16,247 --> 00:57:23,821
He will start solo and we just stand there
and think, "Oh my God, listen to this person playing.
766
00:57:23,823 --> 00:57:25,422
How does he do that?"
767
00:57:25,424 --> 00:57:29,625
♪ [guitar solo] ♪
768
00:57:29,627 --> 00:57:35,098
Robbie comes up with something
I've never heard anyone do it.
769
00:57:35,100 --> 00:57:38,502
He just doesn't play like anyone else.
770
00:57:38,504 --> 00:57:42,508
♪♪
771
00:57:52,852 --> 00:57:58,388
♪ [bluegrass band] ♪
772
00:57:58,390 --> 00:58:04,560
♪♪
773
00:58:04,562 --> 00:58:11,534
My guitar lessons are actually in
Six Nations World Heritage.
774
00:58:11,536 --> 00:58:19,643
All cousins, uncles, aunts, everyone,
It seems they can play an instrument.
775
00:58:19,645 --> 00:58:31,621
♪ Oh, sometimes I can see The
the thing you want me to be ♪
776
00:58:31,623 --> 00:58:39,196
A mixture of this original type
music and country music.
777
00:58:39,198 --> 00:58:41,899
So I thought, well,
this is just what you do
778
00:58:41,901 --> 00:58:46,335
I have to learn how to do this.
I have to enter this club.
779
00:58:46,337 --> 00:58:50,274
And there is this key expression,
780
00:58:50,276 --> 00:58:54,210
"Be proud of you Indian,
/> but be careful who you tell me. "
781
00:58:54,212 --> 00:58:58,515
♪♪
782
00:58:58,517 --> 00:59:01,784
And I used to tell everyone
one day
783
00:59:01,786 --> 00:59:05,288
I will go out and I'll go
playing music all over the world
784
00:59:05,290 --> 00:59:11,395
And they will like, "You know, don't
want to see you heartbroken,
785
00:59:11,397 --> 00:59:13,964
because it doesn't
happen to people like us. "
786
00:59:13,966 --> 00:59:18,368
♪♪
787
00:59:18,370 --> 00:59:23,707
I like," No, no, no, you can't damage me
dream.
I'm in the middle of it. "You know.
788
00:59:23,709 --> 00:59:25,975
" Don't wake me up right now. "
789
00:59:25,977 --> 00:59:29,580
So I left and I pursued these things.
790
00:59:29,582 --> 00:59:34,984
And then joining Bob Dylan, and
we are now in a musical revolution.
791
00:59:34,986 --> 00:59:38,455
Now we are doing something that has been
echoed around the world
792
00:59:38,457 --> 00:59:40,390
Don't boo me anymore.
793
00:59:40,392 --> 00:59:43,960
Don't boo me, their god
Choking, I can't stand it.
794
00:59:43,962 --> 00:59:46,797
Oh my God, it's hard to get
in harmony when they're mocking !
795
00:59:46,799 --> 00:59:51,000
When Bob decided to take a
band out, he chose Hawks.
796
00:59:51,002 --> 00:59:52,935
Just as the world of people began
797
00:59:52,937 --> 00:59:56,505
finally got in touch with him, he go.
798
00:59:56,507 --> 01:00:01,380
He is connected, causes a very large reaction.
799
01:00:05,817 --> 01:00:09,121
The group considers electricity
commercial rock and roll
800
01:00:11,556 --> 01:00:14,357
And because of that, treason political.
801
01:00:14,359 --> 01:00:16,993
And I think they caught the burden.
802
01:00:16,995 --> 01:00:22,366
I thought then Dylan said, "Play it damn & apos;
hard." And they play like Rolling Stone.
803
01:00:22,368 --> 01:00:26,335
And Robbie is literally, I
Think he said , "Play it damn loudly."
804
01:00:26,337 --> 01:00:27,603
Bang!
He turned it over.
805
01:00:27,605 --> 01:00:38,681
♪ [Like a Rolling Stone] ♪
806
01:00:38,683 --> 01:00:40,850
And they are phenomenal
807
01:00:40,852 --> 01:00:44,487
This is one of the biggest... the
biggest band in history.
808
01:00:44,489 --> 01:00:48,491
♪♪
809
01:00:48,493 --> 01:00:50,359
And people will be boo.
810
01:00:50,361 --> 01:01:01,837
[taunts mixed with applause]
811
01:01:01,839 --> 01:01:08,011
Every night in every place we will play,
people will boo and throw things at you.
812
01:01:08,013 --> 01:01:11,580
You will pack your equipment
and you will go to the next place
813
01:01:11,582 --> 01:01:14,583
dan orang akan membuatmu bosan
dan melempar barang ke Anda.
814
01:01:14,585 --> 01:01:18,955
And you will think, "How strange
How to make money, you know."
815
01:01:18,957 --> 01:01:23,527
Robbie Robertson told me, he said,
"We started recording the show to listen to
816
01:01:23,529 --> 01:01:26,096
in the hotel room because we
like, what are we missing here?
817
01:01:26,098 --> 01:01:29,031
Why-why are we - why?
are they ridiculing this?
818
01:01:29,033 --> 01:01:31,768
Because this sounds good to me. "
819
01:01:31,770 --> 01:01:35,938
But after a while, we managed
we did it very well,
820
01:01:35,940 --> 01:01:39,509
and there was an attitude
towards music.
821
01:01:39,511 --> 01:01:46,817
And uh, violent and dynamic and so on
that you just don't hear anywhere else.
822
01:01:46,819 --> 01:01:52,922
And when it grows, I start
to thinking, that is quite brave,
823
01:01:52,924 --> 01:01:55,725
we are right, and this world is wrong
824
01:01:55,727 --> 01:01:58,627
♪ [Band: Cripple Creek] ♪
825
01:01:58,629 --> 01:02:00,897
♪ That's when
a little of my love ♪
826
01:02:00,899 --> 01:02:04,734
♪ Shake the donuts in my tea ♪
827
01:02:04,736 --> 01:02:08,038
♪ Up to Disability
Creek he sent me ♪
828
01:02:08,040 --> 01:02:11,574
♪ If I spring a
leak, he fixes me ♪
829
01:02:11,576 --> 01:02:14,911
♪ I don't need to
speak;
he defends me ♪
830
01:02:14,913 --> 01:02:21,752
♪ A drunken dream if
I've seen it.
♪
831
01:02:21,754 --> 01:02:27,457
The whole industry gets back
to write songs and Robbie Robertson,
832
01:02:27,459 --> 01:02:31,460
one great songwriter
All the time, it has applied that change
833
01:02:31,462 --> 01:02:35,132
with its own sensitivity
and the band's sensibility.
834
01:02:35,134 --> 01:02:38,935
♪♪
835
01:02:38,937 --> 01:02:41,804
Looks like when everything
is psychedelic and all these things,
836
01:02:41,806 --> 01:02:46,842
Then the band comes out and they are kind
bringing everything back to earth
837
01:02:46,844 --> 01:02:49,413
I mean, Clapton wants to be in The Band.
838
01:02:49,415 --> 01:02:51,080
And George Harrison
wants to be in The Band.
839
01:02:51,082 --> 01:02:52,684
Everyone wants to be in The Band.
840
01:02:57,922 --> 01:03:02,893
>
841
01:03:02,895 --> 01:03:04,630
They become classic instant, and
they are a milestone in American music,
842
01:03:07,198 --> 01:03:11,868
because that is a new standard.
843
01:03:11,870 --> 01:03:14,103
We want it more than just
concert, we want it to be a celebration.
844
01:03:14,105 --> 01:03:17,007
He says that The Band is
will give his last performance
845
01:03:17,009 --> 01:03:18,841
and they will have all these guests.
846
01:03:18,843 --> 01:03:23,078
Everyone from Van Morrison and Muddy Waters
847
01:03:23,080 --> 01:03:29,219
to Joni Mitchell, Neil Young,
You know, Ronnie Hawkins.
848
01:03:29,221 --> 01:03:34,924
I said, "Okay, forget it "
I said,
" This must somehow be noted. "
849
01:03:34,926 --> 01:03:37,761
♪ And everyone
is singing, they are gone ♪
850
01:03:37,763 --> 01:03:41,230
♪ Well now well ♪
851
01:03:41,232 --> 01:03:43,766
Listen to the lyrics of the
Night They Drive Old Dixie Down
852
01:03:43,768 --> 01:03:45,701
again and again and again
Still find something new.
853
01:03:45,703 --> 01:03:49,772
Still, when you hear it
music, this is not the past.
854
01:03:49,774 --> 01:03:51,177
This is from now.
855
01:03:57,082 --> 01:04:01,153
[cheering]
856
01:04:12,196 --> 01:04:18,234
[buzz of the city]
857
01:04:18,236 --> 01:04:22,638
My name is B. Mitchell Reid and me
Talk to Jesse Ed Davis.
858
01:04:22,640 --> 01:04:24,641
How did you pick up the guitar?
859
01:04:24,643 --> 01:04:26,942
Jimmy Reed and Elvis Presley continued.
860
01:04:26,944 --> 01:04:28,545
That really did it for me.
861
01:04:28,547 --> 01:04:38,587
♪♪
862
01:04:38,589 --> 01:04:44,928
♪♪
863
01:04:44,930 --> 01:04:49,702
Saya tidak bisa mengatakan cukup tentang
Betapa berharganya Jesse Davis.
864
01:04:53,672 --> 01:05:00,143
He has a special touch, a special voice for him
blues, which I like the way he plays.
865
01:05:00,145 --> 01:05:03,846
When I listen to his solo
today I hear every note
866
01:05:03,848 --> 01:05:07,116
But with Jesse Ed you always feel
like there's more in his back pocket.
867
01:05:07,118 --> 01:05:10,587
You never feel like you
get everything he has
868
01:05:10,589 --> 01:05:19,862
♪♪
869
01:05:19,864 --> 01:05:24,100
I was very in love with Jesse
Edwin Davis because he was with the Taj Mahal,
870
01:05:24,102 --> 01:05:28,605
and the Taj album was what
encouraged me to rock more.
871
01:05:28,607 --> 01:05:30,140
That — which touches something inside me.
872
01:05:30,142 --> 01:05:36,212
♪♪
873
01:05:36,214 --> 01:05:40,583
So we play live
at Whiskey a Go Go.
874
01:05:40,585 --> 01:05:43,219
I usually play me
the harmonica with my eyes closed.
875
01:05:43,221 --> 01:05:46,723
And I happen to open it in
middle and look down on the floor
876
01:05:46,725 --> 01:05:53,996
and there is Mick Jagger dancing;
there is Brian
Jones dancing;
there is Keith Richards dancing.
877
01:05:53,998 --> 01:05:55,864
And that's just one of the best times.
878
01:05:55,866 --> 01:05:57,902
>
879
01:06:06,611 --> 01:06:13,049
That was just... that
couldn't be better
880
01:06:13,051 --> 01:06:16,752
And somewhere along the last part of November,
eight tickets entered our manager's office.
881
01:06:16,754 --> 01:06:19,656
A first-class round trip
ticket at BOAC to London.
882
01:06:19,658 --> 01:06:20,824
And to be asked to the Rolling Stones.
883
01:06:20,826 --> 01:06:24,928
The rest is history.
884
01:06:24,930 --> 01:06:28,732
♪♪
885
01:06:28,734 --> 01:06:32,002
I guess Taj didn't sell
many notes at the time,
886
01:06:32,004 --> 01:06:42,379
But then they went to England
and did Rock and Roll Circus.
887
01:06:42,381 --> 01:06:45,214
♪♪
888
01:06:45,216 --> 01:06:48,118
And Jesse met John Lennon.
889
01:06:48,120 --> 01:06:50,654
And they hit him
like a lost old brother.
890
01:06:50,656 --> 01:06:55,257
♪♪
891
01:06:55,259 --> 01:06:59,862
When Jesse approached and they
found out that he was genuine,
892
01:06:59,864 --> 01:07:03,833
they were so fascinated with
that, they immediately took it.
893
01:07:03,835 --> 01:07:09,105
I have to praise her for being brave enough
894
01:07:09,107 --> 01:07:11,940
He's a native American, he's a cool dresser,
and he plays great, fast and dynamic.
895
01:07:11,942 --> 01:07:14,810
And the British rock aristocracy,
they love this, you know
896
01:07:14,812 --> 01:07:24,087
This is something they can't experience naturally.
897
01:07:24,089 --> 01:07:29,158
They have to import it.
898
01:07:29,160 --> 01:07:32,261
So that's why Jesse
is like go-to guy.
899
01:07:32,263 --> 01:07:33,996
He thought he was one of the greatest
guitar players he ever heard of.
900
01:07:33,998 --> 01:07:37,132
That's how I entered
concerts in Bangladesh
902
01:07:39,904 --> 01:07:43,973
Dia pikir dia adalah salah satu yang terhebat
Pemain gitar yang pernah didengarnya.
903
01:07:43,975 --> 01:07:46,408
Begitulah aku masuk
konser di Bangladesh
904
01:07:46,410 --> 01:07:51,413
About two days before the concert,
Eric Clapton got very sick down
905
01:07:51,415 --> 01:07:54,484
and George called me
saying, "Look, will you play?"
906
01:07:54,486 --> 01:07:56,752
And of course I said yes.
907
01:07:56,754 --> 01:07:58,087
I just jumped at the opportunity.
908
01:07:58,089 --> 01:07:59,855
This is Jesse Ed Davis.
909
01:07:59,857 --> 01:08:03,259
[applause]
910
01:08:03,261 --> 01:08:05,127
Everyone wants to use it at that time.
911
01:08:05,129 --> 01:08:09,499
Here it is with The Beatles,
Clapton, you know, uh, the greatest,
912
01:08:09,501 --> 01:08:13,402
the most important musician in Indonesia
the world , they all want it.
913
01:08:40,404 --> 01:08:17,774
When I made my first recording, I thought,
You know, like I told Jesse Ed to play,
914
01:08:17,776 --> 01:08:22,311
and I called him and he listened
The song I had in mind for him to play
915
01:08:22,313 --> 01:08:25,414
and he said, "I don't also
hear myself playing on this
916
01:08:25,416 --> 01:08:27,350
Anything else?"
917
01:08:27,352 --> 01:08:33,323
I said, "Yes, okay, okay,
the other song signals."
918
01:08:33,325 --> 01:08:37,927
And uh, and the other songs are the songs
that he finally played on Doctor my Eyes .
919
01:08:37,929 --> 01:08:41,498
He played it once.
He listened to
for that for a while and he said,
920
01:08:41,500 --> 01:08:43,999
"Okay, I can play this.
This is .
I can play here. "
921
01:08:44,001 --> 01:08:50,073
And he said," Fill it out and I... "
He went out and he set the guitar.
922
01:08:50,075 --> 01:08:51,708
I mean, finally I hurt
record everything
923
01:08:51,710 --> 01:08:57,480
I said, "You better record everything."
So he tuned when he got to solo
924
01:08:57,482 --> 01:08:59,915
and he said, "Okay, that's solo? OK."
925
01:08:59,917 --> 01:09:04,119
And he didn't do it all
or something, he was like, "Okay."
926
01:09:04,121 --> 01:09:06,455
And he played this solo once.
927
01:09:06,457 --> 01:09:16,466
♪ [solo from Doctor, My Eyes] ♪
928
01:09:16,468 --> 01:09:22,472
My record came out and he was surprised to find
coming out that it was a hit;
It's like a big ten hit.
929
01:09:22,474 --> 01:09:27,142
Like, he's everywhere;
everyone
"Who is the guitar player?"
930
01:09:27,144 --> 01:09:31,513
And people still want to play
it's solo if they playing the song.
931
01:09:31,515 --> 01:09:38,156
♪ Doctor, My Eyes
Can't see the sky ♪
932
01:10:39,996 --> 01:09:49,164
He hung out very
important people, big rock people & nos; n & apos; roll,
933
01:09:49,166 --> 01:09:54,570
who really like heroin
And they just do it.
934
01:09:54,572 --> 01:09:57,606
- It feels like, "Want to try some of this?"
- "Sure."
935
01:09:57,608 --> 01:10:02,445
Ed Jesse I knew before he left
on the tour, uh, Rod Stewart and Faces
936
01:10:02,447 --> 01:10:04,750
Didn't Jesse come home?
937
01:10:06,885 --> 01:10:11,023
He returned from that tour a
addict, and he wasn't before.
938
01:10:13,358 --> 01:10:19,061
He went and examined him again
rehab for Indians: Eagle Lodge.
939
01:10:19,063 --> 01:10:21,364
And at that time I was finished.
940
01:10:21,366 --> 01:10:26,401
I, like, "Show me a year, I want to see it
chip one year or no trouble going home. "
941
01:10:26,403 --> 01:10:31,074
In 1985 I spoke at Cal State Long.
Beaches and Jesse were in a halfway house,
942
01:10:31,076 --> 01:10:33,442
Eagle Lodge Halfway House on Long Beach
943
01:10:33,444 --> 01:10:37,146
and so the whole crew from that
Stop house came to where I was talking.
944
01:10:37,148 --> 01:10:41,551
And then Jesse introduced himself and
> The first thing he did was that he was his name
945
01:10:41,553 --> 01:10:45,120
and the second thing he told me was
if he could make music from my words
946
01:10:45,122 --> 01:10:48,423
Look, and I've looked for it
two years for someone to do that
947
01:10:48,425 --> 01:10:50,159
♪ Man's Graffiti has
something to say ♪
948
01:10:50,161 --> 01:10:52,594
♪ ♪
949
01:10:52,596 --> 01:10:54,030
♪ Messages in random writing ♪
950
01:10:54,032 --> 01:10:55,397
♪ Messages on the wall ♪
951
01:10:55,399 --> 01:10:57,967
♪ Wear a blindfold!
♪
952
01:10:57,969 --> 01:11:04,574
Man's Graffiti with John
Trudell;
I think it's very original
953
01:11:04,576 --> 01:11:11,213
and there is something beautiful
about what they do together.
954
01:11:11,215 --> 01:11:17,486
And Bob Dylan got his copy and he
Was this an interview with Rolling Stone
955
01:11:17,488 --> 01:11:19,655
and he said it was
the best album of the year
956
01:11:19,657 --> 01:11:22,193
He was the one who attracted attention us.
957
01:11:24,996 --> 01:11:28,563
This is & apos; 85 when they did the first one
record and he was really aware
958
01:11:28,565 --> 01:11:31,401
all the time he did it.
959
01:11:31,403 --> 01:11:35,137
I know him because I'm the one who cares
Sargent-at-Arms, so does John.
960
01:11:35,139 --> 01:11:37,440
[laughs]
961
01:11:37,442 --> 01:11:41,343
When he appeared in my life,
former drug addicts;
He fought with the habit of
962
01:11:41,345 --> 01:11:44,446
and my ex was kicked out
militant political activists.
963
01:11:44,448 --> 01:11:46,682
You know, there is no
demographic for us
Fuck.
964
01:11:46,684 --> 01:11:48,051
[laughs]
965
01:11:48,053 --> 01:11:50,052
I mean actually who will invite us?
966
01:11:50,054 --> 01:11:51,687
Because there is no demographic for that.
967
01:11:51,689 --> 01:11:58,962
♪♪
968
01:11:58,964 --> 01:12:04,499
I am very proud to be able to play with John
Trudell and I am very proud to be an Indian.
969
01:12:04,501 --> 01:12:10,505
And this, uh, something I hope that
doesn't go with you, what we try to do.
970
01:12:10,507 --> 01:12:14,410
♪♪
971
01:12:14,412 --> 01:12:20,383
What Jesse did was he brought
I'm music, he gave me a band;
972
01:12:20,385 --> 01:12:22,618
He dressed me as a roller rock & apos; n & apos;.
973
01:12:22,620 --> 01:12:27,089
He put me on stage, helped me learn how to
to be on stage, and then he checked out.
974
01:12:27,091 --> 01:12:28,591
(chuckled) That's what Jesse did.
975
01:12:28,593 --> 01:12:30,360
I mean that's how I see it.
976
01:12:30,362 --> 01:12:34,329
♪♪
977
01:12:34,331 --> 01:12:38,401
Now there are guys who can
play guitar;
can make you cry
978
01:12:38,403 --> 01:12:42,038
and make you laugh and make you think.
979
01:12:42,040 --> 01:12:48,677
But he himself is treating himself for a
title;
Surely he is very sick
980
01:12:48,679 --> 01:12:52,147
that he drinks many drugs
finally killed him.
981
01:12:52,149 --> 01:12:55,785
And they found him dead on the floor
the laundry room of his apartment building
982
01:12:55,787 --> 01:12:58,454
in Culver City with a needle in his arm.
983
01:12:58,456 --> 01:13:01,490
Be a demon again.
984
01:13:01,492 --> 01:13:04,494
If you've cleaned up
up, something brings it back.
985
01:13:04,496 --> 01:13:08,263
That makes my heart break.
986
01:13:08,265 --> 01:13:13,468
We think our contribution
is very positive.
987
01:13:13,470 --> 01:13:18,540
We walk on the ground, playing
the music we love.
988
01:13:18,542 --> 01:13:23,781
And, uh, some of us live
to talk about it
(chuckles)
989
01:13:28,653 --> 01:13:35,624
♪ [Doctor, My Eyes solo] ♪
990
01:13:35,626 --> 01:13:38,326
Nobody plays like him.
991
01:13:38,328 --> 01:13:41,463
He didn't leave;
he was everywhere
992
01:13:41,465 --> 01:13:45,601
I couldn't install the radio, I couldn't enter the radio
market... anywhere - he was everywhere.
993
01:13:45,603 --> 01:13:50,440
♪♪
994
01:13:50,442 --> 01:13:55,177
I want the music to continue to bring
joy and blow the minds of people always,
995
01:13:55,179 --> 01:13:57,547
and always will be.
996
01:13:57,549 --> 01:14:03,785
♪ Doctor, my eyes
Can't see the sky ♪
997
01:14:03,787 --> 01:14:11,295
♪ Is this a gift to have
learn how not to cry?
♪
998
01:14:19,737 --> 01:14:22,472
That's why Pat and Lolly Vegas
ask you, do you want to dance?
999
01:14:22,474 --> 01:14:30,646
♪♪
1000
01:14:30,648 --> 01:14:34,249
♪ Do you want to dance?
and hold my hand
♪
1001
01:14:34,251 --> 01:14:36,785
♪ Tell me I am your lover ♪
1002
01:14:36,787 --> 01:14:41,257
♪ Oh dear, do you want to dance?
♪
1003
01:14:41,259 --> 01:14:42,825
My grandfather has guitar.
1004
01:14:42,827 --> 01:14:45,561
He put it on the cupboard,
You know, and he said,
1005
01:14:45,563 --> 01:14:47,829
"If you can reach it
your guitar can have it."
1006
01:14:47,831 --> 01:14:50,732
And, uh-so I stand on
a chair and take it
(laugh)
1007
01:14:50,734 --> 01:14:53,735
♪ Do you want to dance?
♪
1008
01:14:53,737 --> 01:14:55,437
I just got the bug, you know.
1009
01:14:55,439 --> 01:14:57,772
As soon as I get it, that's it;
it's over.
1010
01:14:57,774 --> 01:15:00,375
That's all I want to do, you know.
1011
01:15:00,377 --> 01:15:03,812
My sister and I, we said that
would either go to New York or LA
1012
01:15:03,814 --> 01:15:07,383
to pursue music, to
pursue that dream, you know
1013
01:15:07,385 --> 01:15:09,552
And, uh, we flipped a
coin;
it came out LA
1014
01:15:09,554 --> 01:15:15,324
♪♪
1015
01:15:15,326 --> 01:15:18,628
Is that difficult?
Like, when did you < br /> people first come to Hollywood,
1016
01:15:18,630 --> 01:15:20,762
two people from the north
California;
You know, dark skin.
1017
01:15:20,764 --> 01:15:23,699
I know for sure it's hard < br /> for you to get a job and damn it.
1018
01:15:23,701 --> 01:15:25,133
Yes, because they don't employ.
1019
01:15:25,135 --> 01:15:29,871
Sunset Strip and Hollywood
don't hire people in groups.
1020
01:15:29,873 --> 01:15:34,310
Like black or brown.
You
must be really white
1021
01:15:34,312 --> 01:15:40,449
Announcer: now
Other Gazzarri hotspots!
Hollywood A Go-Go on the Sunset Strip!
1022
01:15:40,451 --> 01:15:44,853
Here's what's lucky;
They get
inside.
Not everyone is so lucky.
1023
01:15:44,855 --> 01:15:48,391
We go and play in Gazzarri
Strip.
There used to be a block, two blocks
1024
01:15:48,393 --> 01:15:51,826
on the road waiting to get
every night, seven days a week.
1025
01:15:51,828 --> 01:15:53,795
Do they have all sorts of
bands different spin out?
1026
01:15:53,797 --> 01:15:56,632
No, just one band.
Vegas headlines.
1027
01:15:56,634 --> 01:16:02,704
♪ Oh, baby
Do
do you want to dance?
♪
1028
01:16:02,706 --> 01:16:06,542
We use very well
mohair suits with nice black shoes.
1029
01:16:06,544 --> 01:16:08,910
♪ Do you, do you, do?
Do you want to dance? < br /> ♪
1030
01:16:08,912 --> 01:16:12,847
And we set up our Cajun
and we use overall bib.
1031
01:16:12,849 --> 01:16:17,253
I have to keep changing so I have to do it
something we can actually hold
1032
01:16:17,255 --> 01:16:19,821
and that will be ours.
1033
01:16:19,823 --> 01:16:23,659
Jimi is one of the people
who supports us the most.
1034
01:16:23,661 --> 01:16:28,763
It was he who told him very much
started, "Do Indian things, man."
1035
01:16:28,765 --> 01:16:32,701
To see them at the Midnight Special
do Come And Get Your Love
1036
01:16:32,703 --> 01:16:35,237
in full regalia
1037
01:16:35,239 --> 01:16:39,408
do drum songs before they do it
enter one Their hit record...
1038
01:16:39,410 --> 01:16:42,611
That's actually — it's quite heavy.
1039
01:16:42,613 --> 01:16:47,749
♪ [singing] ♪
1040
01:16:47,751 --> 01:16:50,018
Pat: We used to mic the floor, you know.
1041
01:16:50,020 --> 01:16:53,955
So when we leave, stomping
sounds like a herd of buffalo coming.
1042
01:16:53,957 --> 01:16:55,691
You know what I mean?
It really sounds loud.
1043
01:16:55,693 --> 01:16:58,927
♪♪
1044
01:16:58,929 --> 01:17:04,734
We are, uh, four young Native Americans
doing this song, this primitive song
1045
01:17:04,736 --> 01:17:07,436
and suddenly
go to rock & apos; n & apos; roll this.
1046
01:17:07,438 --> 01:17:10,806
And then put the two together
and people will only say,
1047
01:17:10,808 --> 01:17:13,642
"Wow, what happened?
What happened here ? "
1048
01:17:13,644 --> 01:17:19,882
[the song turns into a pop song]
1049
01:17:19,884 --> 01:17:30,726
♪ Hell, hell, is that
a problem with your head
♪
1050
01:17:30,728 --> 01:17:32,160
They can't believe it.
1051
01:17:32,162 --> 01:17:36,832
Here they are, these four Indians,
with you know, clothes and moccasin
1052
01:17:36,834 --> 01:17:40,902
and all the things they see
In actual movies playing rock, you know.
1053
01:17:40,904 --> 01:17:45,341
And our album came out and that
just took off and went crazy.
1054
01:17:45,343 --> 01:17:49,744
You know Come and Get Your Love,
that is in the Guardian of the Galaxy.
1055
01:17:49,746 --> 01:17:57,352
♪ Hell, what hell is that?
the problem with your head huh ♪
1056
01:17:57,354 --> 01:18:02,825
When the hero marches through
the scene of aliens knocking on monsters
1057
01:18:02,827 --> 01:18:05,660
and all this, he
paces to Redbone
1058
01:18:05,662 --> 01:18:11,334
♪♪
1059
01:18:11,336 --> 01:18:14,337
There are true conquerors
the vibe for the song
1060
01:18:14,339 --> 01:18:17,839
This is a good track;
it's good
songs and they are a great band.
1061
01:18:17,841 --> 01:18:19,508
And they're great artists, you know.
1062
01:18:19,510 --> 01:18:28,950
Eh, it's not easy to come up with really
accessible, funky, hit singles that touch the heart;
1063
01:18:28,952 --> 01:18:31,353
not an easy thing
to do and they do it.
1064
01:18:31,355 --> 01:18:39,594
♪ Come and love
Come and love your love ♪
1065
01:18:39,596 --> 01:18:45,500
You can be explicitly political
and make important points,
1066
01:18:45,502 --> 01:18:49,105
but finally getting
through is the best revenge.
1067
01:18:49,107 --> 01:18:52,107
You want to do it with class;
You want to do it with dignity.
1068
01:18:52,109 --> 01:18:54,008
And Redbone did that.
1069
01:18:54,010 --> 01:18:56,945
They have classes;
they have
dignity;
they have links.
1070
01:18:56,947 --> 01:18:58,047
And they made it through
1071
01:18:58,049 --> 01:18:59,615
So they won.
1072
01:18:59,617 --> 01:19:01,851
♪♪
1073
01:19:01,853 --> 01:19:06,057
[applause]
1074
01:19:17,635 --> 01:19:21,102
I came from, uh, East Los Angeles,
/> California, live in barrios.
1075
01:19:21,104 --> 01:19:22,871
I live in barrios.
You did
Where?
1076
01:19:22,873 --> 01:19:24,507
I was in LA east in Geraghty.
1077
01:19:24,509 --> 01:19:25,775
Dude, I live in Boyle Heights-Dogtown.
1078
01:19:25,777 --> 01:19:26,709
I'm in Geraghty, man.
1079
01:19:26,711 --> 01:19:27,910
Wow!
1080
01:19:27,912 --> 01:19:29,414
Yes, East LA Representing, man.
1081
01:19:32,617 --> 01:19:35,750
The bass line of your song is
a mirror, uh, the song we have, uh,
1082
01:19:35,752 --> 01:19:37,919
is called Let & apos; s Get It
Start the we did it in 2003.
1083
01:19:37,921 --> 01:19:39,655
Yes, I like it.
1084
01:19:39,657 --> 01:19:41,990
Yes, there is — that's right
haunting, like, walking, like,
1085
01:19:41,992 --> 01:19:44,526
♪ Domp, domp, domp, domp, domp, domp,
domp, domp, domp , ♪ Spirit of the Spirit.
1086
01:19:44,528 --> 01:19:55,704
♪♪
1087
01:19:55,706 --> 01:19:57,573
You have twenty-five thousand
people in the audience
1088
01:19:57,575 --> 01:19:59,141
sing Let & apos; s Get It Started,
1089
01:19:59,143 --> 01:20:02,647
dancing to the bass line
and people going to bananas.
1090
01:20:05,715 --> 01:20:08,953
Black Eyed Peas sold sixty
million records worldwide
1091
01:20:11,922 --> 01:20:16,959
I grew to understand my Mexican
root is more than my original root.
1092
01:20:16,961 --> 01:20:19,962
There must be something that sparks
You and some people will like,
1093
01:20:19,964 --> 01:20:25,200
"Well, it's my father or my mother."
But
to be honest to me it's my grandmother.
1094
01:20:25,202 --> 01:20:28,169
When I go to me
Grandma as I get older ,
1095
01:20:28,171 --> 01:20:32,007
he will start breaking up
leaving the old photo album.
1096
01:20:32,009 --> 01:20:37,045
By bringing me into the culture
, which, uh, Shoshone,
1097
01:20:37,047 --> 01:20:41,717
makes me understand
where I came from.
1098
01:20:41,719 --> 01:20:43,418
This starts to enter sense to him.
1099
01:20:43,420 --> 01:20:48,022
Like, "Why do I feel like this? Why did I hear it?
something like this?
Why do I dance like this?
1100
01:20:48,024 --> 01:20:52,494
And can according to this rhythm
it's not black or white.
1101
01:20:52,496 --> 01:20:56,130
I began to realize how
important and beautiful
1102
01:20:56,132 --> 01:20:58,566
became Shoshone and became a Mexican.
1103
01:20:58,568 --> 01:21:11,847
♪ [mix of new parts and
Come and Get Your Love] ♪
1104
01:21:11,849 --> 01:21:15,750
When you hear something you
trigger and inspire many people
1105
01:21:15,752 --> 01:21:18,587
and You don't realize it
and it only takes you by surprise -
1106
01:21:18,589 --> 01:21:20,155
Yes.
Yes.
It inspires.
1107
01:21:20,157 --> 01:21:21,789
You know, I-I want do another.
1108
01:21:21,791 --> 01:21:24,259
[laughter]
1109
01:21:24,261 --> 01:21:27,562
You know, I love that and you
I come from the same background.
1110
01:21:27,564 --> 01:21:33,102
Our stories are similar and good
see positive brothers who try to inspire.
1111
01:21:33,104 --> 01:21:37,172
That only lifts me up;
I go
the land now, you know
1112
01:21:37,174 --> 01:21:39,107
That's a beautiful thing for me.
1113
01:21:39,109 --> 01:21:42,414
♪♪
1114
01:21:49,019 --> 01:21:55,124
♪ [heavy metal] ♪
1115
01:21:55,126 --> 01:22:02,830
♪ [Motley Crue & apos; s
Girls, Girls, Girls!] ♪
1116
01:22:02,832 --> 01:22:13,008
~♪
1117
01:22:13,010 --> 01:22:16,381
Rock and roll!
Heavy metal!
Party!
Rock Slut
1118
01:22:20,017 --> 01:22:22,351
I moved to LA in 1985.
1119
01:22:22,353 --> 01:22:26,655
The Sunset Strip at that time
was crowded and crazy every night.
1120
01:22:26,657 --> 01:22:31,360
All the girls didn't like clothes
at;
All people have crazy hair.
1121
01:22:31,362 --> 01:22:35,597
You will be in front of Roxy
and you will see Axl, Slash, Matt Sorum,
1122
01:22:35,599 --> 01:22:39,301
You will see all these beautiful people
a lot will be the future of rock & apos; n & apos; roll,
1123
01:22:39,303 --> 01:22:42,370
I mean everyone is there.
1124
01:22:42,372 --> 01:22:46,275
I want to be a rock star;
I don't
want to be like "Indian rock star"
1125
01:22:46,277 --> 01:22:48,110
I just want to be a rock star.
1126
01:22:48,112 --> 01:22:51,146
I am homeless, I'm bankrupt,
but I know I have to do it
1127
01:22:51,148 --> 01:22:54,182
come with some type of
identity if I will make it
1128
01:22:54,184 --> 01:22:58,686
In LA, I'm really not suitable because
I'm not black and I'm not white.
1129
01:22:58,688 --> 01:23:01,923
So I'm a rock but I
really love black music
1130
01:23:01,925 --> 01:23:05,727
I was playing with George
Clinton and Bootsy Collins
1131
01:23:05,729 --> 01:23:08,163
and everyone in the city thought I was
a super guitar player this funk.
1132
01:23:08,165 --> 01:23:11,366
But actually they don't even want to let it
I play funk on their notes at all;
1133
01:23:11,368 --> 01:23:13,701
they just let me play rock.
1134
01:23:13,703 --> 01:23:16,070
But I'll see them and I'll study,
because those people can play funk
1135
01:23:16,072 --> 01:23:19,374
like on another level.
1136
01:23:19,376 --> 01:23:22,311
Then I'll go around my white
friend and I'll play funk
1137
01:23:22,313 --> 01:23:25,179
and then my funk will
blow their funk away, right,
1138
01:23:25,181 --> 01:23:27,650
So for them they are all
I think I'm a funk guy.
1139
01:23:27,652 --> 01:23:30,753
Suddenly I in Philadelphia p>
1140
01:23:30,755 --> 01:23:33,955
I mean all this is madness for me.
I mean, my last band is my high school band.
1141
01:23:33,957 --> 01:23:40,928
Stevie Salas: bad rock
apos; n & apos; roller;
rock star
1142
01:23:40,930 --> 01:23:45,003
Maksudku semua ini adalah kegilaan bagiku.
Maksud saya, band terakhir saya adalah band SMA saya.
1143
01:23:51,876 --> 01:23:54,709
Stevie Salas: bad rock
'n' roller;
bintang rock
1144
01:23:54,711 --> 01:23:58,115
You have to have a ball and that
what is needed to rock & apos; n & apos; roll.
1145
01:24:10,795 --> 01:24:14,829
So I use a private jet;
I make
a lot of money and I have all these women,
1146
01:24:14,831 --> 01:24:18,232
but soon I won't > know who I am again
1147
01:24:18,234 --> 01:24:22,937
Randy Castillo, he is friends with me
I know I'm a native American
1148
01:24:22,939 --> 01:24:26,374
and he met me when I was
completing the tour of Rod Stewart
1149
01:24:26,376 --> 01:24:31,413
I go deeper and deeper into alcohol
and party and which girl can I be with
1150
01:24:31,415 --> 01:24:35,017
and how much money can I make
make or house I can buy,
1151
01:24:35,019 --> 01:24:37,985
and he knows I lost my mind.
1152
01:24:37,987 --> 01:24:41,255
He said to me, "I go
to take you to New Mexico".
1153
01:24:41,257 --> 01:24:48,996
[cricket]
1154
01:24:48,998 --> 01:24:59,040
♪♪
1155
01:24:59,042 --> 01:25:12,521
♪♪
1156
01:25:12,523 --> 01:25:16,057
I brought John Trudell with me to Taos.
1157
01:25:16,059 --> 01:25:22,231
We want to be together and have a little
a talk about our rebel friend Randy Castillo.
1158
01:25:22,233 --> 01:25:23,766
Mr. Randy Castillo!
1159
01:25:23,768 --> 01:25:28,236
♪ [drum solo] ♪
1160
01:25:28,238 --> 01:25:29,404
Randy Castillo.
1161
01:25:29,406 --> 01:25:31,272
Randy Castillo from New Mexico.
1162
01:25:31,274 --> 01:25:33,909
He will be like playing the drums.
I
Remember he always does this
1163
01:25:33,911 --> 01:25:35,910
where he kicked him
drums: boom, boom, boom
1164
01:25:35,912 --> 01:25:39,248
Mega star
1165
01:25:39,000 --> 01:25:40,481
Stars mega
1166
01:25:40,483 --> 01:25:41,784
Close each magazine.
1167
01:25:41,786 --> 01:25:43,418
♪ [song ends] ♪
1168
01:25:43,420 --> 01:25:45,957
Mr. Randy Castillo!
1169
01:25:50,394 --> 01:25:58,299
♪♪
1170
01:25:58,301 --> 01:26:02,337
I was in Los Angeles and spent me
time then went fucking nuts, right?
1171
01:26:02,339 --> 01:26:06,542
You know, only every actress I can
see, every Playboy rabbit I can get ;
1172
01:26:06,544 --> 01:26:09,110
every cocktail I can drink.
1173
01:26:09,112 --> 01:26:12,213
Randy and I started to make friends
and he said, "You are pretty messed up."
1174
01:26:12,215 --> 01:26:14,449
He said, "I need to take it < br /> You are to the country of India. "
1175
01:26:14,451 --> 01:26:15,918
Right.
1176
01:26:15,920 --> 01:26:17,451
I have never really ever
heard that phrase
1177
01:26:17,453 --> 01:26:19,624
Indian country < br /> He brought me here
1178
01:26:29,934 --> 01:26:32,601
The secret to the country of India
is when you lose your mind
1179
01:26:32,603 --> 01:26:36,003
only loses the part that needs to be defeated.
1180
01:26:36,005 --> 01:26:37,573
- Right that
I'll tell you.
- Right
1181
01:26:37,575 --> 01:26:44,512
♪♪
1182
01:26:44,514 --> 01:26:49,618
The last thing you want when you are
you are my great grandfather
1183
01:26:49,620 --> 01:26:54,589
is an Indian because it's just bad
Things that happen to Indians.
1184
01:26:54,591 --> 01:26:59,594
Mexicans can chase Apache
to America without permission...
1185
01:26:59,596 --> 01:27:03,065
if they they
pursue Apache murder
1186
01:27:03,067 --> 01:27:05,566
Americans can cross
to Mexico without permission
1187
01:27:05,568 --> 01:27:09,006
if they chase
Apache and kill Apache
1188
01:27:12,910 --> 01:27:15,343
Depends on where you are on the ground.
1189
01:27:15,345 --> 01:27:19,513
1190
01:27:19,515 --> 01:27:23,418
Some places they would rather
be Indians than Mexicans.
1191
01:27:23,420 --> 01:27:25,387
And in some places they would rather
become Mexicans than Indians
1192
01:27:25,389 --> 01:27:28,222
All right?
1193
01:27:28,224 --> 01:27:30,762
Eh, and in some places, they don't do it
want to be good but they
1194
01:27:34,398 --> 01:27:42,204
so some of them will
call themselves Hispanics
1195
01:27:42,206 --> 01:27:46,642
Randy Castillo is confident and happy to be an Indian
, heads hard and proud and represents,
1196
01:27:46,644 --> 01:27:50,544
He is just a person who is so beautiful and a
a great ambassador for American Indians.
1197
01:27:50,546 --> 01:27:54,982
He was great
drummer, number one
1198
01:27:54,984 --> 01:28:00,521
Randy's roots, Native American roots,
New roots in Mexico, make them stand out.
1199
01:28:00,523 --> 01:28:03,659
He is like a spirit;
is what
you feel into the room that.
1200
01:28:03,661 --> 01:28:06,294
You know, if you walk
into a room and he is there
1201
01:28:06,296 --> 01:28:08,496
and even if you don't see
he, you know he is there there
1202
01:28:08,498 --> 01:28:12,700
[applause]
1203
01:28:12,702 --> 01:28:17,405
He's just out there and he put it
out there and he's like a magnet.
1204
01:28:17,407 --> 01:28:21,276
I mean, he knows exactly who he is
is, exactly who he is.
1205
01:28:21,278 --> 01:28:23,244
We are really close.
1206
01:28:23,246 --> 01:28:26,515
When we have a holiday we will spend
together; < br /> we will go to the nightclub
1207
01:28:26,517 --> 01:28:28,616
He quickly becomes one of my best friends.
1208
01:28:28,618 --> 01:28:29,484
[singing]
1209
01:28:29,486 --> 01:28:35,390
Ozzy!
Ozzy!
Ozzy!
1210
01:28:35,392 --> 01:28:39,227
This is a song dedicated to Mr. Randy
Castillo, this is a number called Tattooed Dancer.
1211
01:28:39,229 --> 01:28:44,165
♪♪
1212
01:28:44,167 --> 01:28:50,304
Well, Randy has become one of the most
influential heavy metal drummers in the world ,
1213
01:28:50,306 --> 01:28:52,207
uh, because of his work with Ozzy.
1214
01:28:52,209 --> 01:28:57,111
♪♪
1215
01:28:57,113 --> 01:29:04,418
And Ozzy always says he likes to work
with native people, Hispanic people.
1216
01:29:04,420 --> 01:29:08,690
It feels like he is dealing with them
Because he feels their rhythm is better.
1217
01:29:08,692 --> 01:29:12,160
And he always calls Randy
as a direct connection
1218
01:29:12,162 --> 01:29:16,731
for that indigenous energy
and the rhythm he loves.
1219
01:29:16,733 --> 01:29:22,536
♪ [original singing] ♪
1220
01:29:22,538 --> 01:29:32,580
♪♪
1221
01:29:32,582 --> 01:29:39,253
♪♪
1222
01:29:39,255 --> 01:29:42,723
Oh say... my brother
1223
01:29:42,725 --> 01:29:43,725
How are you?
1224
01:29:43,727 --> 01:29:44,625
It's nice to see you.
1225
01:29:44,627 --> 01:29:46,194
How are you?
1226
01:29:46,196 --> 01:29:56,237
[singing and playing drums]
1227
01:29:56,239 --> 01:30:01,276
[singing and playing drums]
1228
01:30:01,278 --> 01:30:05,547
It's always in Randy's blood
because... being Apache you know,
1229
01:30:05,549 --> 01:30:09,217
p>
1230
01:30:09,219 --> 01:30:12,420
But he took it to a different thing
level and went higher,
1231
01:30:12,422 --> 01:30:16,591
became one of the best
drummers in the world
1232
01:30:16,593 --> 01:30:18,493
I know when did he see Benito drums
He wanted a trap like that.
1233
01:30:18,495 --> 01:30:21,195
You know.
1234
01:30:21,197 --> 01:30:32,240
And too bad we can't
do that, you know, for he
1235
01:30:32,242 --> 01:30:37,712
♪♪
1236
01:30:37,714 --> 01:30:41,216
He has a style like that
Obviously influenced by its roots,
1237
01:30:41,218 --> 01:30:43,685
the type of Indian drum thing
that happens below it ;
1238
01:30:43,687 --> 01:30:47,254
He is not like an ordinary person.
1239
01:30:47,256 --> 01:30:50,292
Normal people will only — you know,
they only play drums like this.
1240
01:30:50,294 --> 01:30:52,929
It's just that this is pounding
it will go through everything
1241
01:31:03,107 --> 01:31:06,240
That is the heartbeat;
Randy
plays the heartbeat and that's it.
1242
01:31:06,242 --> 01:31:07,542
That;
This is the Indian country there.
1243
01:31:07,544 --> 01:31:08,877
Bam!
1244
01:31:08,879 --> 01:31:14,883
♪♪
1245
01:31:14,885 --> 01:31:18,887
Lots of funk, from
earth ;
it's organic, you know
1246
01:31:18,889 --> 01:31:23,758
That-it's from the war dance
and there is something tribal about it.
1247
01:31:23,760 --> 01:31:29,463
[crowd shouting]
1248
01:31:29,465 --> 01:31:30,832
>
1249
01:31:30,834 --> 01:31:33,567
This is very primal.
1250
01:31:33,569 --> 01:31:38,405
And I always equate the roots.
1251
01:31:38,407 --> 01:31:42,143
You know he has, uh, a grandmother
who is curandero, healer.
1252
01:31:42,145 --> 01:31:45,179
And he was deeply related to him
such spiritual thoughts
1253
01:31:45,181 --> 01:31:50,518
and indigenous descendants.
1254
01:31:50,520 --> 01:31:53,521
He's like this little
Jumping over where he has a path
1255
01:31:53,523 --> 01:31:57,526
It returns to it and he
constantly taps it
1256
01:31:57,528 --> 01:32:00,698
and takes it in through it
music, through the way he plays.
1257
01:32:15,612 --> 01:32:19,181
And one day we go somewhere
and I go to pick him up and he says,
1258
01:32:19,183 --> 01:32:21,883
"Hey, you know I found something
here;
I have this little thing here. "
1259
01:32:21,885 --> 01:32:23,517
and I go," What's that? "
1260
01:32:23,519 --> 01:32:25,853
And he said," All right,
It's like a small lump. "
1261
01:32:25,855 --> 01:32:28,656
And I said," Maybe so
you chose you, you know,
1262
01:32:28,658 --> 01:32:30,825
mustache all the time or
Whatever you are doing
1263
01:32:30,827 --> 01:32:33,328
He says, "No, it's under it."
1264
01:32:33,330 --> 01:32:36,431
And I say, "Okay, you know, no
know;
Maybe you should check it out. "
1265
01:32:36,433 --> 01:32:41,203
And he was a bit neglected
a few moments and... and one day he left,
1266
01:32:41,205 --> 01:32:44,405
"Okay, I went to
the doctor about that today."
1267
01:32:44,407 --> 01:32:46,374
Then he said, uh, "I'll just go home."
1268
01:32:46,376 --> 01:32:47,909
And I went, "What happened?"
1269
01:32:47,911 --> 01:32:53,818
And he said, "Okay, um- uh, that's
That I'm on my neck, it's cancer. "
1270
01:32:56,987 --> 01:33:02,457
Just gone from this big
personality is only for this girl
1271
01:33:02,459 --> 01:33:04,926
of memory something that first.
1272
01:33:04,928 --> 01:33:14,502
♪ [piano] ♪
1273
01:33:14,504 --> 01:33:22,310
[cheering]
1274
01:33:22,312 --> 01:33:27,682
I ran to Hispanic, native
Americans today are coming to me
1275
01:33:27,684 --> 01:33:31,919
p>
1276
01:33:31,921 --> 01:33:35,690
and ask me about Randy Castillo, you know.
1277
01:33:35,692 --> 01:33:44,298
He is a famous hero
among the community.
1278
01:33:44,300 --> 01:33:45,967
♪♪
1279
01:33:45,969 --> 01:33:48,436
Practice.
Practice.
1280
01:33:48,438 --> 01:33:52,574
And listen and try playing with others
as many people as possible
1281
01:33:52,576 --> 01:33:55,442
because you can learn
much more fast like that.
1282
01:33:55,444 --> 01:33:57,945
And, uh, the whole idea
is playing with the band.
1283
01:33:57,947 --> 01:34:01,316
You know you can lock yourself up
in your room and practice forever
1284
01:34:01,318 --> 01:34:05,320
p>
1285
01:34:05,322 --> 01:34:11,162
but if you don't play with someone
Then, uh, you will sound like that.
1286
01:34:14,531 --> 01:34:17,665
So, uh, stick with it, you know and, uh,
You will do it if you want it bad enough.
1287
01:34:17,667 --> 01:34:20,567
♪♪
1288
01:34:20,569 --> 01:34:22,436
♪ Stand up, stand up!
♪
1289
01:34:22,438 --> 01:34:24,039
♪ [singing] ♪
1290
01:34:24,041 --> 01:34:32,414
♪ Stand up, stand up!
♪
1291
01:34:32,416 --> 01:34:35,650
♪♪
1292
01:34:35,652 --> 01:34:39,053
and they are proud of them
inheritance;
it only inspires everyone.
1293
01:34:39,055 --> 01:34:42,757
♪ We have been fighting for our freedom since then
Nina and Pinta and Santa Maria ♪
1294
01:34:42,759 --> 01:34:47,465
♪ Stand up!
Like Geronimo, Sitting Bull,
Red Cloud, Crazy Horse, Leonard Peltier ♪
1295
01:34:50,334 --> 01:34:52,767
The natives are left
out of music story
1296
01:34:52,769 --> 01:34:55,337
of course has everything
to do with the land.
1297
01:34:55,339 --> 01:35:00,975
It has to do with the way
imagining an American dream,
1298
01:35:00,977 --> 01:35:04,147
is a land cleared
from the natives.
1299
01:35:06,483 --> 01:35:08,583
♪ [Buffy Saint Marie sings] ♪
1300
01:35:08,585 --> 01:35:12,587
♪ Don't stand between
reservations and corporate banks ♪
1301
01:35:12,589 --> 01:35:21,128
♪ They will send federal tanks
It's not good but it's reality ♪
1302
01:35:21,130 --> 01:35:25,835
♪ Send my heart
on the knee of the wound ♪
1303
01:35:27,636 --> 01:35:32,140
It's been a long time but we are still
here;
we are still alive and we sing.
1304
01:35:32,142 --> 01:35:36,410
♪ Cover me with beautiful lies ♪
1305
01:35:36,412 --> 01:35:38,379
♪ Send my heart
on the knee of the wound ♪
1306
01:35:38,381 --> 01:35:42,049
They try to delete it
but it's not erased.
1307
01:35:42,051 --> 01:35:44,886
If they delete it, we won't do it
can take the piece.
1308
01:35:44,888 --> 01:35:47,588
♪ They get this energy
company that wants land ♪
1309
01:35:47,590 --> 01:35:50,725
♪ And they have
church by dozens ♪
1310
01:35:50,727 --> 01:35:54,695
Yes, you won't let me talk about it
before;
Now, now I'm going to talk really loudly.
1311
01:35:54,697 --> 01:36:01,668
♪ Want to guide our hands and sing our mothers
earth towards pollution, war and greed ♪
1312
01:36:01,670 --> 01:36:04,938
♪ Send my heart
on the knee of the wound ♪
1313
01:36:04,940 --> 01:36:07,542
Big racket has been around
around for a long time.
1314
01:36:07,544 --> 01:36:12,079
And anyone who really wants it
effectively learning how not to fight it...
1315
01:36:12,081 --> 01:36:15,749
Because they will shake you, but
how to overcome it, through it,
1316
01:36:15,751 --> 01:36:19,553
how to even cure it. p>
1317
01:36:19,555 --> 01:36:22,824
We bring medicine in us, you know,
especially art medicine.
1318
01:36:22,826 --> 01:36:27,027
♪ Send my heart
on the knee of the wound!
♪
1319
01:36:27,029 --> 01:36:37,070
♪ [repetition of lines] ♪
1320
01:36:37,072 --> 01:36:44,445
♪ [repetition of lines] ♪
1321
01:36:44,447 --> 01:36:54,054
[song ends]
1322
01:36:54,056 --> 01:36:57,661
[cheering wildly]
1323
01:36:57,664 --> 01:37:02,529
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1324
01:37:02,532 --> 01:37:04,665
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