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Place of origin.
Mississippi Delta
is one of those places.
It saw birth more music genres
than anywhere else on the planet this.
Extraordinary numbers music artists
come from this region.
Countless award winners
who will influence
and inspire music all over the world.
And in the middle of it all
cities on the river.
You know there is something special brewing in Memphis.
Wherever you click start spring from this
integrated music utopia
And that voice brought out
was heard all over all over the world.
Martin Shore music producer
and the director of this film
have collected one the legendary
Persian people
to create a historic new album.
Sitting on studio building my mentor,
legendary manufacturer Jim Dickinson,
I got inspiration for this project.
Together with me friend Cody Dickinson,
we will reintroduce influential music from Memphis
by pairing legendary musicans
All of us < br /> Touch turns to gold,
and they can't find out how
With stars today.
No matter what what style or genre,
It feels good to you, This touches the spirit.
Everything rooted from Memphis
to the Mississippi Delta.
To record new music
This session was witnessed by the legendary master
mentoring and passing on their musical magic
to the new generation
Booker T. and M. G. it's really
new phenomena for the world, okay
The music is different than anything it has
ever played before
We are a band integrated.
We can't just do it wherever we want.
We don't play black clubs,
we don't play white club together.
Not at first.
Many people think that
a black band
Many people think it's a white band.
They don't know what it is,
Because we don't have photos out
You want to /> go see the studio
Yes, let's do it.
Zebra Ranch, man.
You listen to the voices
from North Mississippi Allstars
and Booker T.
I'm just your host
They call me Al Kapone, Al Kapeezy.
Look, Dude. Hey!
Luther!
Happy meet you. WELCOME.
How are you?
Thank you for coming here
Oh, thank you again.
♪ Let's ride me
♪ South Memphis, North Memphis, Tenneesee
♪ I am my environmental product
♪ the same environment like Mister Booker T.
♪ Climb in the van where he gives the game
♪ Some things change, some remain the same
♪ That doesn't matter Because we do our things
♪ Different periods of time but we stay the same
♪ We will get it back where it should be
♪ Black, white, not very important to me
♪ Past and present bring the whole new team
♪ We are gon & get it back where should
♪ We gon & apos; get it back where should
♪ Get money flowing so we can all eat
♪ We are gon & apos; get it back where should
♪ Memphis, Tenneesee make history
♪ We will get it Memphis returns
♪ Where it should be
I am Luther Dickinson, and my sister and I
play in a band called North Mississippi Allstars. </ P>
Products from Memphis music scene, you know
Our father is very large guiding our strengths
throughout our lives
He is a piano player, and a guitar player
and a record producer.
He is very happy playing with Bob Dylan
on "Time runs out from the mind" notes
He has an extraordinary career.
He is the true champion of and the music hero of Memphis.
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And that's how is all about, man.
Passing the tradition.
Getting Memphis is great music legend together
with the younger generation artists and bands, you know?
We've talked about this project for several years
and I hope so do it then, man,
because we lost so much many great people
even since we started talking about it
♪ Return to where you should be
♪ We will put that music where it should be
♪ Memphis, Tennessee is back where should it be
He works though.
♪ My city gets talent, man
♪ We get our own voice
♪ This is Memphis
♪ Around the world is known and respected too
♪ But it's a bit difficult finish everything
I want my inheritance < br /> in music becomes
I am a person of who helps create
sounds underground /> which has never been
developed before, made from
danced like Gangsta Walk
which evolved later to buckin & apos; and jookin & apos;
who is not trapped in a box,
that goes beyond race.
♪ We will put the music where should
♪ the Memphis music scene return where it should be
Memphis music often happens revealed in the family.
Willie Mitchell founded Royal Studios,
the home of Hi Records, and Hi Part Rhythm.
Papa Willie is considered the architect of
Memphis's voice, and produces a hit record
for some of the biggest stars in Memphis
including all Al Classic Green.
One, two, three!
Willie Mitchell's Royal Studios.
So like a young teenager, we were brought here
sang the background of something It was a state session.
And I remember Willie always saying, you know,
Country and R & B music, He said, they were cousins. </ P>
If something was good < br /> and musical and catch it,
You know, it doesn't matter if is rap, country, gospel,
jazz, it's up to
He will like it.
The next thing you know we are singing "tired of being alone".
Fourteen number one.
Fourteen number one gold records in a row,
and it's like, okay
He will see something he wants,
he will say, "Lord of Glory!"
"Lord of Glory!" That's him.
He will come along like that , "Lord of Glory!" </ P>
He will pop that & apos; knee, You will only send shivering
out there like, okay, guess him like it
Now let's take care.
Willie is mine man, and he is like
Father to me too, man.
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And his son, Boo likes what Willie is the same
I'm sure if I need something I can go to Boo and get it.
I sure you can.
We love Papa Willie.
He also shows us up,
and we want to say it he and Memphis music
and everyone here
♪ Love you whether
♪ Is the time good or bad
♪ Congratulations or sad
♪ Come on, let's live together
Hey bro.
Hey Mr. Otis Clay.
You look like someone I need to know
You look like someone I know.
Ah, how are you?
What is your name?
Lil & apos; P-Nut.
What!
Are you a nut? Yes sir.
How do you do it with beans?
Good.
Yeah, nice, man.
Have checked you out.
I don't know what we will do,
but we will do it well p>
I don't know who I am will work with,
But then I see P-Nut, you know, I say, okay.
This will be fun.
You know?
There is no generation gap. </ P>
This is the communication gap. </ P>
And when you take time to communicate
then you find it there actually it makes no difference
Alright, let's do this
From above?
Yes, from you above, from above you </ p >
I'm talking to one of the biggest dummers in what?
Can you give me a bop bop?
Good.
Count that, Steve.
One two three.
♪ I used to smoke five packs of cigarettes a day
♪ That's the hardest thing to get rid of them
♪ I drink four, five bottles of wine
♪ I keep a glass of glass my hand all the time
♪ Oh breaking old habits
♪ It's hard to do
♪ There's nothing compared < br /> for change
♪ That you made it past me
♪ Trying for my life live without you, dear
♪ This is the hardest things I've done
♪ Trying to forget loving us together, now
♪ This is the hardest my burden will burn
♪ Oh dear, baby
♪ Baby, now, now
What's going on, Charles?
Hey, what's going on?
Hey, man, it's good.
This is home sweet home.
Take nothing for granted.
Just try keep going
I can relate to it, but not as a girl.
I can relate to it without have something like
I can't live without toys, or not like that
Right!
♪ Oh, baby, baby
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♪ Oh dear, now, now
♪ P-Nut
♪ What's short?
♪ You don't act the same
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♪ I thought you and you were cool
♪ Why are you acting embarrassed?
♪ Maybe it's me
♪ Or maybe it's karma
♪ Whatever it's
♪ That girl isn't normal
♪ You get your son's trippin & apos;
♪ You make your child stress
♪ I don't try to strangle you
♪ I not trying to bother you
♪ but me without you it's a little difficult
♪ One of the many things
♪ Got the girls out
p>
♪ But think about you
♪ Having a curl I fell
♪ Think about you
♪ Girl, the world is all about that </ p >
♪ Thinking about you hurts
♪ Pain me from my mouth, uh
♪ Girl, you finish my life
♪ There are no other competitors
♪ Sho & apos; is entertainment
♪ Lil P-Nut and Mister Otis Clay, eh
♪ Trying for my life live without you, dear
♪ I can't do it
♪ This is the hardest thing I've ever done
♪ No, we can't, we can't do it
♪ We have to walk to share now
♪ I can't do it
♪ Baby, baby, ooh, dear now, now
♪ Trying to live my life live without you, honey
♪ without you
♪ This is the hardest thing I've ever done
♪ The hardest thing I've ever experienced
♪ Trying to forget loving us sharing now
♪ That's the hardest burden I will ever
♪ I keep running
♪ Keep running, baby
♪ I can't do it
♪ Can't do it again
♪ no no
♪ Yes, I tried
♪ Oh, I keep on
♪ All right
♪ Yes
Real fun
Woo, P-Nut!
P-Nut killed him!
Hey, you are some of us background singer
Yes, I think, yes.
Skip Pitts, baby
Sharisse. </ P>
Hey, Sharisse. </ P>
Skip Pitts, baby
Shontelle. </ P>
Shontelle and Sharisse, all that ?
I like their names.
He said, "Yes sir."
Well, when it comes to you he will say, "Yes, grandfather,"
with your old ass
- Guess what? - What?
I'm still here.
Guess what?
Me too.
If you continue to with me, soon.
Hey Ben!
We have Ben Cauley, yes!
Hey, my brother! I love you, man
How are you & apos ?;
You know Ben Cauley?
He's the only one who live congratulations from
plane crash Otis Redding.
And he's the only man who can't swim
And he survived from Otis Redding plane crash
Everyone on board.
The band, and Otis Redding, and the pilot all went down.
Everyone except him.
How are you?
What's wrong?
Thank you very much for coming.
It's nice to be here.
Really like it.
Okay, so I want to take one of the eight chorus bars
come out and push the horn thing that.
And then that verse.
We will remake the song Rufus Thomas called
Real, very respectable part of this situation
and can work with someone
You grow up listening.
What is "Push and Pull?"
Yes, come on, we have to...
You don't need to give it for me, Push and Pull?
Yes, but it's a different structures
I changed the structure.
Very?
Yes, because we have rappers.
We have rappers.
So some verses of gon & apos; become 16.
You like, take
choir and several verses.
That's the same song.
The same song, yes.
Good- okay then.
That's Frayser Boy.
How are you, sir?
It's an honor, man.
How are you?
I can't complain.
What is your hometown
Here, this house is for you?
Yes, this is home.
This is where I came from.
I might know your great grandfather
Maybe, man.
Wake up listening to you, man
Honor, man.
You will be fine
Let's do it, man.
Ayo lakukan.
Do we repeat and da da da da?
No.
Only one above.
Alright, yes it's ready ?
Yes.
Okay, Hunt will count it.
Count hard, Hunt.
One, two, one, two, three.
♪ Hey everyone, Bobby Rush is in town
♪ Come here business care
♪ Don't play play
I have been recording since 1951.
I have 249 records.
Wow.
And I don't think I'm working < br /> under 200 shows a year
for 50 years
Wow.
1957 I drank three glasses of beer.
I haven't have it before or after it.
Wow.
November 10.
I am 79 years old
Man, you don't look 79.
You look 40
I will not be 79 to November.
I am 78
♪ Gosh; push, push and pull
♪ Just ask
♪ He must like bullets, like bullets
♪ And he push it like him Show us where to put it
♪ Child in the candy shop
♪ I think he got the item
♪ Twenty-two and he gon & apos; take the candy
♪ Energizer Bunny, he doesn't even need a battery
♪ He does it there, then he do it right
♪ The way he moves in that thang
♪ For me to want to come and get it
♪ Frameser Boy, don't say what I might do
♪ How he needs someone like you
♪ Let me see it, give it < br /> what I ask
♪ He is very good, he is swimming & apos;
♪ Backstroke, do bad things
♪ Pop is like champagne
♪ What they do in & apos;
♪ LMG, it's so embarrassing
♪ Queen, see she lowers it </ p >
♪ Then he paused
♪ So I called him stomp and roll
♪ Now push, and drag
♪ Push and drag
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♪ Go up
♪ Now lower
I'm not a freestyler.
I'm better at writing.
Because I have time to really think about what I...
What are you doing and what are you going to do.
Yes.
I wrote the lyrics "It" s Hard Out Here For Pimp "
I got an Oscar for that.
Close the song, but apparently knew you had written it
Yes, yes.
I'm happy for that, man.
I appreciate that man.
I do freestyle in what I do,
but most of the time, the script already exists
and I can vary from that.
Do you know what I'm talking about?
Ad lib, or whatever you want to call it.
Yes, yes.
This will beat me all days, freestyle
But you let me write something,
Give me a minute, I will get cha
♪ Humans, look at that thing
♪ Please dance
♪ Look at the spoils stop & apos; their pants
♪ He makes me look hard, just like the fan
♪ The opposition is interesting, you are a woman, I'm a boy
You know, this is my first time </ p >
really works with live bands.
Like, rap sessions...
I know.
This is far different.
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Because the computer is stuff, and you sample it.
Yes, yes.
Do you know what I'm talking about?
There is no one creating new things
so you have something to sample from.
Lotta people say me when they come here
and they are not from here, they feel the soul in the way
They only feel < br /> soul in the atmosphere,
so you know, it's fair a city that is truly feeling.
Only a good city, you know what am I saying?
I think it's up to us to let they know where Memphis is,
You know what I'm saying?
It's up to the voice today, or whatever
It's so much talent in Memphis. </ P>
♪ Push, pull, push, pull, push, pull
p>
When they tell I am an incoming rapper,
is a young man.
And I say, I am happy to do it,
because this is what all about.
Yes!
Some guitarists influence
funk evolution and R & B
more than Charles "Skip" Pitts.
His signature wa-wa pedal
changed the candle record to gold.
I started recording with Gene Chandler,
believe it or not.
Du-du-du-Duke of Earl.
I can be with him when I am 17 years old,
and he said, "Man, do do you know my songs?"
I said, "I know everything Curtis's song
"I know your songs."
I know it's in my ears, I have good ears.
I barely even read, But I have good ears. </ P>
He started taking my to the studio
I'll leave when he records and watches him,
and watch what is happening, and then finally he says,
"Do you want to record with me?"
I said yes, and rightly so.
We play with Gene Chandler to the beginning & apos; 68.
We leave it, like I say, on Friday,
and Saturday, we're in New York
practicing with Wilson Pickett.
♪ Good time walkin & apos; on Broadway
♪ Nothing nothing but good times every day
And I'm the band leader.
This is my friend, man.
It's nice to meet you
you too.
This is blessings, This is a blessing, man.
You know I don't almost here one time
I know.
You know
I know.
He saved me too.
I almost died, huh.
I lost my kidney, > I'm not ashamed. </ P>
I took out my kidney , and I'm not
as strong as before. </ P>
This man came to help me, he did it
He came, he helped me, he did it.
You're a family, it's what family is for
Yes, but people the good don't feel like that
I know.
You know that.
I'm here today, thank you, Lord.
By the way these people are here and through God.
He gave it back, do you know? Still
Can't save it until you give it.
Singer, songwriter William Bell
was instrumental in the formation of the voice of Stax Records.
legendary artists like Jimi Hendrix,
Albert King, and Cream covered the song.
Today's hottest musician
continue to sample his signature.
All of us ghettos children might would
die or be imprisoned.
We have to give back.
We have to perpetuate music
and help children together,
because the older ones people help us
I work with Old Man Phineas band for four years
in middle school and high school school on weekends
B. B is like a substitute father. </ P>
These people, they are close enough to us
but where do they mentor,
and tell us that there are more lives
than bangin & apos; and robbin & apos; and stealing & apos; and all that,
and that gives us a purpose.
We don't care, or know it will have a long life.
We don't care whether it will make a hit or not.
We just want to hear our own voices sounds on the radio
The music they make in their time
what we make
We only express what we experience
as young people from the ghetto.
If we don't knock and singing, we will do it dead or jailed
This is the same story, it's the same connection
Old record company,
Sun, Stax, America, Hi, every studio in Memphis
has its own stuff
Stax doesn't say, "We want sound. </ P>
"We want you to sound like This or sounds like that. "
Stax said," Come on inside and be yourself. "
And then the authors will do it write the appropriate song
and be suitable for this artist.
It's made specifically, that what makes it so authentic
They're not about seeing how
can sound like this person, sounds like that person
It's about trying to create one unique and original
passion about what you do.
As the main writing team of Stax,
today's biggest song
for Otis Redding, Carla Thomas, and Sam & Dave.
Man, what do you know?
Stax Records is an institution
and foundation for all American music
And you see two people
That is an important part of the foundation here.
On real deal.
This is the person in trouble full of lyircs. Overcrowded
"Wait for me Comin" " and all that.
I'm talking about full of lyrics.
"Wait a minute, I'm Comin & apos;", David Must go to the men's room.
David Porter must do it go to the men's room, </ p >
and he and Isaac worked with Sam & Dave on the song.
Isaac had little riffs away, and so
When he was playing riffs,
David said, "I'll go here to the bathroom,"
and he stays so long, so Isaac says,
"Hey, Dave!"
"Yes, wait, I comment."
That's the song.
We sit, at 20 A few minutes, we have written
"Wait a minute, I'm Comin & apos;".
This is a true story.
But that is what is produced a monster song
Don't you ever feel sad? Rely on me during bad times.
When the day arrives and you're down
on the river of trouble and it will sink,
wait a minute, I comment.
Hold it.
We arrived at one time in the sixties and seventies
where we want to have some substance
for what we say in music,
and we want it to taste good .
A hook that will draw you to the message
You know, we don't have access to
to Pro Tools and so on other technologies
are designed to make you sound
as if you could sing when you can't
Or to fix your time When your rhythm is bad.
So they have to be right.
And that's true art. It's true art.
It's not artwork that is marketed
for people, but true art.
Ability and talent and consistency are requirements,
and if not do your actions together
as far as singing or playing or something,
they will send you back home and tell you to go practice.
Nothing can play anything get out of the synthesizer
or punch button on the drum machine,
but ask them to really play?
They don't know how. </ P>
And that's right. </ P>
Autotune. </ P>
Autotune, yes, yes
Change your voice
they take autotune and put it in the rig.
Yes, actually today, you really don't have to be able to sing.
The audience listen to you
don't know what they heard really you
I think if you make notes, man
You enter the room, you can be ready, and you play it, man.
This isn't much overproduced, overdubbing,
or cut and paste.
I think the real record is proof of people playing
in a room and recorded directly.
Hey Joe, I will need your guitar for just one second.
Charlie, how about me? come your scoop, man
We start working.
Kita mulai bekerja.
Part of me just wants to do up-tempo songs,
but that's only because my mood is currently,
it becomes clear can't influence it
Hey, Charlie!
How are you doing?
How does it feel Back to Memphis right now?
I always like back in Memphis
Like I remember we caught the train here
Hey, I know you
I made you Dr. Pepper today. </ P>
Are you Good. </ P>
Feel like being home. </ P>
You are. </ P>
How Do you do it? </ P>
Hey, Charlie, I'm David Hood. </ P>
Charlie is the name, harmonica is the game. </ P>
Good. </ P>
Hey, I'm George.
I'm Charlie Musselwhite.
It's nice to meet you.
Joe Restivo, man.
Make some noise and have fun doing it
What do you think about that?
I like that. I don't know what I do, I'm just noodling.
Awesome
Now it's an instrumental ,
or we will write vocals for it
This is only instrumental.
This is an instrumental?
Really?
I don't even think about lyrics, I'm just...
You don't even think about the lyrics?
No.
Oh, I love you so many voices, man
I really hope you will sing.
I mean I know a lot songs,
But they're all just straight ahead of the blues
Sing blues, humans, what are you doing
Well I don't know That's what they want to do.
Yes, bro. Name
A shuffle? </ P>
Eddie Taylor Shuffle. </ P>
I'll do my best for Eddie Taylor. </ P>
And you can start the guitar like.
Can I show you how to do it?
Yes yes.
Something in the order...
I have to put my foot here about something
You'd better play the guitar.
Sounds good.
Wow.
Just something like that.
He's a boogie deer marsh.
He's a boogie deer swamp.
As I grow up here in the forties and fifties,
Looks like Memphis is so just loaded with music
I don't know if it's that way everywhere,
but I found out later it's quite special
There are street singers in the city
that I was very fascinated with, blues singer.
But always there this jam session,
a spontaneous jam session </ p >
Someone just stopped by with a bottle and guitar,
and then you know, we play just for fun.
♪ If I have to have bad luck
♪ Honey, long, away from home
♪ If I have to have bad luck
♪ Honey, long, away from home
♪ Well now since I know you love me
♪ Dear, your love will make me go away
♪ Comin & apos; home for your baby
I have done a little moonshine running
and put the cement floor > That doesn't interest me, so go to Chicago
and get one that big factory job
with all the benefits. </ P>
I don't know Chicago
all the big blues sang there. </ P>
And when I got there, boy, it felt like
a child in a candy shop
I hang out at Pepper's Lounge
with Muddy Waters, or Silvio with Wolf Howlin,
or run to Will Walter and Sonny Boy,
and they are all there.
Everyone up there from below,
and I've met Jimmy Reed here in Memphis,
Semua orang di atas sana dari bawah sini,
dan aku sudah bertemu dengan Jimmy Reed disini di Memphis,
and I met Muddy and James Cotton here
You know, south the Chicago side is
like North Memphis or the like
This is more than just music.
There is that substance, that feeling for it
It only reaches people.
As soon as they hear it, they need to have more
Because they know it's a deep thing,
and it's real and original, and directly from the heart.
If you don't get the secret the material of South Memphis,
that you can't put into a book or write,
it won't be the same.
We only crash.
Bas. This is the bass section.
In true passion collaboration,
we match blues English extrordinaire, Ian Siegal
with Memphis guitar slinger, Eric Gales.
Mentoring is the legendary Hubert Sumlin.
That's it, that's the bass part.
Hubert Sumlin plays with the blues icon
Howlin & apos; Wolf and Muddy Waters,
and they influence the new musician generation
created British invasion.
the magic was inspired musicians to travel
from all over the world to record in Memphis.
Robert Plant said, "Once I hear music
"from the Mississippi Delta, I'm no longer an Englishman.
" I am a world person. "
I'm thinking of that debt
that the British musician owes this city, this area.
And as a child, you find your escape
With the overall idea bringing Lead Belly,
brings Delta music to the mainstream of the United Kingdom
besides traditional jazz.
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We always see, we can't do anything else but look,
and try and imitate this music.
That's phenomenal.
It's amazing.
When I drove the last car night in the rain,
I said to Nick, I said, "We are back."
♪ Yes.
♪ I know you're glad I went
♪ Oh, I've lived, boy
♪ Yes, sir
♪ In this phase too long
♪ I'm not worried
♪ Because I'm sitting Above the world
Yes!
BB King, Buddy Guy, and Hubert Sumlin, you know,
the blues people around first generation, humans
It is a miracle that it
> cat even with us, man.
I mean, we love you, BB, and we love you, Hubert.
Allah!
You are a major legend for me, man
And you really a great inspiration
and have spoken to you that we have had before.
And you mean a whole lot for me, man,
and at any time < br /> we can be together
to do something together, man, I am always there for you, man.
And as I said, no a help you can't ask me
that I won't be there
I'll be there, man,
because you are a true legend
You are a pioneer, you are the person.
It's nothing but a party here.
Hey, Luther!
How do you do it, Luther?
I miss you so much
Oh, I miss you guys, man.
I miss you so much.
Kami merindukan kalian semua.
Miss Yvonne, hey.
You acted like you didn't in a family no more.
Luther, we heard you had a little girl </ p >
Seducing!
He is my heart.
Hey, so we are grandmother now.
I will show you your picture later.
> I know he's cute. </ P>
I know him, Luther. </ P>
He looks like my father. </ P>
I'm very proud of you
I miss you so much! </ P>
My children. </ P>
We love you so much. </ P>
I love you too. </ P>
We miss you. /> We love you, Miss Yvonne. </ P>
Oh, God, it's not easy. </ P>
I grew up in this matter record here,
"Staple singer makes you happy".
Our way is actually, our family must know
The Staples Family because of the song,
"Freedom of Highway".
We are playing the song, we will record it, </ p >
But there is one line we don't know.
And my mother called Yvonne and Mavis
and asked her what that was.
>
I was very impressed that I found it, you know?
And they are so cool.
"My children want to sing & apos; March Freedom Highway. </ P>
"Can we have the lyrics?" </ P>
And they are like, "Do are these young white boys on
"Mississippi sings us civil rights protest songs?"
I'm like, "Hey Man, I feel it."
Mavis Staples is a queen , man.
Pops, you know, Pops Staples, he knows Charlie Patton,
and Mavis talks about Howlin & apos; Wolf
comes to the house and Hang out, you know?
And Pops Staples takes blues country
straight into the future
through Civil Rights Movement
When we are brought here as slaves
and not allowed gathered or talked,
slaves are organized how to communicate,
and that through singing.
From the song field and so on the way through the gospel
and Civil Rights Movement, where the church is
in the middle of the movement,
and black preachers motivate people
to defend what they are trust, and their rights.
Mavis Staples moves and sings
side by side with Martin Luther King, Jr.
in the struggle for racial equality.
After decades of breaking records with The Staple Singers
and solo career, Mavis is appointed
into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
and get a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. </ P>
God knows, humans need change
They are ready for a Change, changes must come. </ P>
And the music reflects that, you know
And Memphis music develops through battles,
and humans, I don't know
"Keep Marching", I will not turn around, man
We will continue on marching, Mavis. </ P>
We love you, dear
God, they are so cool.
Look here, what's wrong with this song
we keep changing?
What have we decided?
"I already Buked ". </ P>
♪ I've been repaid
It will be beautiful
I'll just say, that's good. </ P>
I said," I have been ridiculed " good, but tell them
to listen to" my dear has answered "too. </ P>
He did not tell us that. </ P> >
Papa is playing to get it
Sounds good.
You may not have "Wish I have answered" to you.
I never heard of it. </ P>
Oh man! </ P>
Maybe you can find it on the computer
Yeah, I'll see. </ P> >
That's what we will do.
Oh well.
"Wish I & ve; ve Answered", Cody.
We go, drop it.
I know it doesn't take long.
There are some Montana bad.
♪ Don't you know that I want it?
♪ I want an answer
Oh yeah! Seduce!
That's it.
Go, Cody Go, Cody, You scutter a little!
I like this song, It sounds amazing .
This is a great song, Cody.
Write the Pops.
Beautiful.
Isn't that bad?
The guitar part is very funky.
Yes, yes, that's what I like.
I know you will like it.
Listen to the spirit.
Now, Pops is bad.
That's the bomb!
Isn't that hip?
You mean, you wrote it?
♪ He saw me
That's too high.
♪ For 104
♪ He say oh
I'm 22 years old.
♪ Deep down
♪ And I feel her fear
♪ From the swell of the waves
♪ You know I hope
Who will sing the Pops section?
Do you want me to sing in the Pop section too?
Yes.
Good.
We will all do the background.
Background, okay
Five, yes.
One, six, six, five.
Woo Pops, you're slippery
That's what Pops & apos do now.
I hear it, it's complicated.
Aww, alright, I'm leaving now.
Go Pops. Go Pops.
But Luther, you can get it.
Luther can get it.
Thank you will keep faith
If anyone can get it.
I will keep faith.
No.
That is there.
♪ Woo, to 103
♪ The Old Death looks at me
♪ Then rises to 104
♪ Says "Old Death, that's > knockin at your door "
♪ Up to 105
♪ Say" I don't believe, God, you will survive "
♪ Don't you know I hope? </ P>
♪ Say I wish
♪ Say me... Nevermind. </ P>
Now, continue now. </ P>
I can't breathe. It hurts.
Wow, it made me cold.
Alright, we have one, yes.
It also makes me cold. </ P>
This is bad Montana. </ P>
Still get it. </ P>
Inside the house. Inside the house! </ P>
♪ He said "Oh that Death knockin & apos; at your door"
But look, I can't make my obstacle.
We do everything session, though, human.
We put so many items on the can.
We create music, see?
And bass has.
No, bass has.
Now puttin & apos ; this.
It's yours.
"It & apos; s Your Thing" came out and It immediately became a hit.
So after "It & apos; s Your Thing" We have carte blanche
with The I sley Brothers.
I left The Isley Brothers and came here in 1970,
because Isaac called for me from doing
"This Is Your Thing".
He got his own band.
And Isaac gave us a lot of work.
If I'm not in studio, I'm on the road.
Isaac was hot.
Isaac Hayes!
Yes yes!
We have Isaac Hayes's Academy Award here
1972, for "Shaft".
p>
was the first African American musician
in Academy history.
That was also very special, because
He brought it go home to Memphis.
Then Isaac Hayes & apos' s Cadillac.
This doggone car causes more road accidents
Memphis than you You can imagine,
because people never saw anything like that before.
This is just a car, isn't it?
And I played with it from then on
until around & apos; 81, when he went bankrupt
and stopped playing for a while.
He went abroad somewhere.
Then, Isaac go back and start working on & 94;
And call me.
I finally became the leader of the band
and I was with him until the day he died
That day, had to go have lunch with him,
and I can't get there on time
He died before I got to him.
He has left.
Now Jesse Jackson says that "Stax
" Not just a record company.
"That is a sound.
"I am a culture.
"I am a human conscience movement
" and experience at the right time. "
This is here the music environment,
on Stax Records and Hi Records
we respect each other culturally.
We respect each other as men and women
and as professionals.
And we really don't care what is your gender,
and we don't care what color you are
It's all about the music.
p>
There are some strange times,
because racism still permeates our society
at that time, but we have two people
who is bigger love for music
So they allow people, black and white,
to enter and they work together. "
We just can't & see colors.
I think you can say Stax is rather like an oasis,
As soon as we walk out of the door,
it hits us on the face
Sometimes it's open, because of the police
will sit across the way on the Big D's,
and they will come squeaky,
and sometimes with the rifle pulled,
because we will turn and lock the door.
At 3:00 a.m., we exit the studio
to lock the door, "What < Are you here? "
" Did you rob the place? "
We just locked the door.
Will we rob it? < br /> and lock the door?
Hey, kid!
Happy New Year!
What happened, honey?
This is is my partner here, man.
This is Leroy Hodges, bass player,
Teenie Hodges brothers.
Minister! Other Hodges, you.
We cut so many items with these people
As he cut "LOVE, Love" and he said
he didn't even remember what key was
You cut so much, You can't think about what you are doing
I have a lot of blankets, I don't even know. </ P>
I mean, I have more than 26 < br /> gold and platinum.
D-flat, big seventh,
A-flat, seventh B-flat.
We do it together.
That's what made it so beautiful
Hi Rhythm, Leroy, Howard, Hubby, Teenie and myself.
one behind the other, 27 in a row.
Leroy, Teenie and myself, Charles,
we are the first brothers, you know, the three of us.
My father, Leroy Hodges, Senior.
He is, without a shadow of doubt,
is one of the greatest blues pianists in the world
He plays with some /> the best that ever existed,
Memphis Slim, some of all those people
But he started to have it all these children
My mother and father have seven people children in four years.
Nine children in six years, but that didn't stop playing.
And so we all started.
We work in the band.
I'm sitting here, Teenies are always here.
Charles, that organ and the piano is in the same place
for, the same since Bill Black appears.
D-flat.
About what?
D-flat, big seventh.
Wait, slow down, slow.
Do it slower.
Hold it there, D-minor?
Yes, D-minor. </ P>
No, you call it come out the first time
Are we in the same place? </ P>
Do it again. </ P>
Hold F
to the seventh F to B-flat.
We love, we care for each other,
We also never busy or too big
to just sit down and talk about your problem,
what you experience
If you need some help something,
I'm here for you
Oh, I also have something else ,
you will really like
So, let's start something like...
♪ Drama, drama
♪ Babies, mamas they like
♪ "You promise, but you are dishonest"
♪ Now you have some trips with calm down
♪ There is only one pimp on this trip
♪ So you walk
That's cool
Learn that.
Give us around 15, 20, 30 minutes.
Willie says, "Ready?"
Let's roll it.
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♪ Try to get it all the cheese
♪ Like people, like Russell
♪ Pray to God
♪ With everyone < br /> please tell
♪ Enter the back door
♪ What is the front?
♪ Mister, I think you have to go
p>
♪ What if I don't go?
♪ Then the police shows
♪ Raise your hands, kneel down
♪ Turn around, face the floor
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♪ But I'm all "No
♪" I'm not gon & apos; kneeling "
♪ It's not my place, bro
♪ I'm not have no warrants or felonies
♪ You have a problem, I understand
♪ Because of my afro
♪ Let them take a nap
♪ Sir, you better freeze
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♪ I no longer don't tell you
♪ I'm lining up, I'm finished telling you someday
♪ Don't forget that you talk to me
♪ You are walkin & apos; excellent and respect what belongs to me
♪ why don't you take your partner and run away
♪ This is score,
♪ They have three weapons, no four of them
♪ I'm thinking of war, but there Maybe a few more of them
♪ Maybe there are some hands and I'm free
♪ So we walk
♪ Walk
Willie Mitchell has one of the few clubs
black people can play in. </ P>
I have a club at the end of the road. </ P>
The first is all integrated,
and I catch all types of flack.
They try to put medicine in the bathroom
But thank goodness I have people in the city center
said we would be raided
So we passed it all that, man
And then on the tour, it's just as bad as
in all countries.
I mean, we have to go up all night sometimes
because you can't live everywhere
Highway Patrol will pull you,
drag all your instruments out of the trailer,
and then, "Oh, you are a musician? </ p >
"Play something."
Real?
Mmmhmm.
It's like...
Man, you must humiliated
to play music side of the road.
Yes, by the side of the road.
There is something rampant segregation here at that time .
And seeing a lot of black people
drive around the city in new Jaguar and Cadillac
and make big the amount of money
p>
and become internationally famous
Luxury open rubbing lots of people in the wrong way
And they show their displeasure
If we go to a restaurant, and they say,
"Okay, no, no, no. You can't.
" You have to go around corner.
"We don't serve you."
No.
Everyone comes out.
I remember that they don't want to
let's eat at this restaurant.
So he said, "All right we get something to go?"
And everyone said, "Oh no, no.
" We won't spend money here
"If they don't let us eat."
So he said, "No, no, no.
" Give us 40 hamburgers.
"Everything is in 40 hamburgers."
I see the man started repairing the item
and throw the meat the grill and everything,
we all walk out and take the bus and go
♪ Hey baby now
♪ You have a dangerous city
♪ Al things you do
♪ Babies, you change the rules
♪ Ooh, you tell me how
♪ The more you scream and shout
♪ This is just a game with you
♪ Do what you have to do
Yes yes! Wow! Yes! </ P>
That can be in front. </ P>
Wow! </ P>
It's like stopping you from problems. </ P>
It's like, "Walk. Walk.
" Just walk. "
Trash workers in Memphis
start the whole movement
Trash workers stop, everything will fall apart
But they can't feed them family, so they stand up,
and once they do that , everything starts to change.
Somewhere I read
freedom of association.
Somewhere I read
freedom of speech.
Somewhere I read
freedom of the press.
Somewhere I read
that American greatness was the right to protest
for right
I've seen the promised land.
I might not get there with you.
But I want you to know tonight,
that we as people will get to the promised land
So I'm happy tonight.
I'm not worried about anything.
I not afraid of anyone.
My left eye has seen its glory the coming of God
At that time Dr. Martin Luther King was shot
utopia begins to collapse.
Our environment is burning.
It seems as if the spirit of Memphis
is fighting with time, </ p >
just as scared as the unknown covering the whole city.
It's like, destroying.
I mean, the whole environment
just came out on the way to scream,
and shout and cry.
They don't know which way to change,
because Dr. King, to the black community,
is everything
When Martin Luther the King was killed,
Don't forget, the Stax < br /> like black and white
and at the time of the riot,
black people, like Isaac and everyone
must be someone's companion < like Steve Cropper
and they all enter and get out of Stax,
Because that white person will only be destroyed
So we just said, "Hey man,
" only, please man, they work with us
"Leave them alone, brother. Let them go. "
And then called me, Isaac, and David,
and some other people to enter the radio
and try to calm down people down,
but there's a lot of frustration
Burning and looting, and even in talking
with some environmental people,
you have to tell them,
"But you're burning down your own house.
" You're burning riding your own car. "
It hurts the city.
At that time, the music industry
was the third largest employer in the city,
p>
led by Stax Records.
That is the second largest black-owned business
in the United States, </ p >
and in this region, is the biggest.
marketing tools owned by Memphis.
Because of the Stax sound go all over the world
If you have something like the one who was born,
You can copy it, as a large company,
You copy it, or you get it,
and if you can't do that two , you destroyed it
So I was offered money, they want to buy Stax,
and I don't want to sell it.
I want to build something to go
for my family and future generations.
So I stand on my ground.
There is that element don't want Stax to survive,
and that systematically quit the business
Once they are aware they can
stop the creative community from ever developing
and introduce other Isaac Hayes,
or other Booker Q. & MG & apos; s,
or Rufus Thomas,
I think they have silent commitments
never let that happen again
The Union Plan, at that time time, was one of the biggest
or the second largest bank.
That was in trouble.
I have a meeting with Bill Matthews,
who is the president
I said to him, "You asked me
" to participate an economic death penalty
"from Stax Records." </ P>
And he tried several things to save the bank,
to save the bank, that in my judgment,
will be illegal, and I disclose
to it on one opportunity , and he said,
"Nigger, I didn't ask you to do it
" I told you to do it. "
You have finance < br /> to make a system
that ensures that you can realize
the results of your prejudices.
That's racism.
That is systemic.
They have attacked my indictment 16 times
accusing me of conspiring to deceive the bank
of 18 , 9 million dollars
There's nothing crooked bone here, get here
I believe that Al Bell was charged
as sacrificial sheep in sequence
for them to collect on insurance.
And that allows them to support the bank
keep the Comptroller from the currency from their closing
until they know Another way to save it.
Meanwhile, they try to put me in jail
for two or three for life and all that.
" But we have to get it get rid of this Negro. "</ P>
I will never forget it
that there are people in this community
who can rally the Stax Records side
and realize that with a little help,
we can be overcome our difficulties,
and we can, maybe, be in business today
We have found a note on the charts
when Stax filed for bankruptcy, who is crazy
When Stax Records closed the door in 1975,
the environment was destroyed.
Allowed to fall into despair,
the building eventually sold for a dollar,
before being ripped off.
Booker T. Jones said, and I quote,
"If Martin Luther King hasn't been killed
in Memphis, Tennessee, Stax Records
will still enter business today. "
It just killed Memphis music scene
p>
I think it's fair very horrible thing
♪ There is no sunlight when he goes
♪ Just darkness when
Lifetime Grammy Achievement Award Winner
Bobby Blue Bland starts Beale Streeter
returned in 1949 with unknown guitar player named BB King.
He started a sizzling solo career,
that had been sampled by mega- star
like Jay-Z on his hit, "City Heart".
Good. </ P>
We base the structure around, like, that damage,
the call and the response you do
with the audience and everything.
But basically, like, the first choir at the beginning,
will, it's like damage, and that's you, Bobby.
Then enter a verse it will be a rap verse.
Then there is another choir.
Rap?
A rapper , yes, Yo Gotti will come and rap on it.
I want to hear it.
Yes. Oh, of course.
He must come soon.
He will come soon.
Good.
And after the rap verse, There is another choir
And then your verse, which leads to the details.
The, "I know, I know..."
We want you do it, we will get it together
Good.
So I can do it right.
There is never one way to sing it.
There is never one way to sing it. p>
Right.
Let me hear the song again now, please,
if you don't mind
How are you?
How are you, man?
I'm good, honored to meet you, you know
With pleasure.
All honor to enter, you know , do this situation.
Thank you for that.
We will lay it down down, it will be nonsense.
I just need to get it < br /> The first part of this blow
When I enter, you know what I mean.
Yes, then the guitar licks,
It's slide-down, that's it.
You will do it twice
and then after the second time, enter?
Yes. </ P>
♪ Yes, every day, my love
Ah wait, I have to enter here right?
Yes sir.
This is complicated.
This is weird. That intro is really...
No, no, let me understand. </ P>
I just have to enter it. </ P>
Cool.
I've heard it often,
But it's pretty nice there.
You want to say it am you good?
No, yeah You it's good, man
That's why it's very easy.
We have to get it together.
I have done this before,
but every day it's a new time, you know
Right.
So never where you're so perfect
You can be right there.
Okay, all right...
Where are you anyways
He is in window.
You sound amazing
When I do it right
it might
This should make sense to you
This will, once I get it enter through this thick head.
I'll be fine.
Let me hear it again.
♪ No there is sunshine as he goes
♪ Only darkness when he goes, Lord
Yes!
♪ No light sun when he goes
♪ He always goes too long
♪ Whenever he goes
you do it, Yo Gotti.
♪ Chill
♪ Last night I thought about it
♪ Press your phone, let you know I didn't forget about you
♪ I remember when I couldn't live without you
♪ Now I can't live with you
♪ There's nothing around here
♪ Yes, you're used to being my sunshine
♪ I know, I know, I know, is the same as punchline
♪ One life , like history
♪ My work is a mystery
♪ I'm a street guy, Shorty says he likes my chemistry
♪ Look at my eyes
♪ Shorty really came to me
♪ Samples about that, I know that will never reach me
♪ You don't get focused and I'm ready for anything
♪ And I'm the king type
♪ There is no sunlight as he goes
♪ Only darkness when he goes, Lord
♪ There is no sunlight when he goes
♪ And he always goes too long
♪ Whenever he goes
♪ I'm surprised this time where is he going
p>
♪ I want to know if he went to stay
♪ There is no sunlight when he goes
♪ He always goes too long
♪ Whenever he goes
♪ Hey
♪ I know, I know, I know
and the method of Baptism.
Very?
Yes.
See also Baptists are one place
You get everyone to cry.
Methodical, you get diction.
You know, and how do you say your words better.
See me learning mine from Nat King Cole. </ P>
Listen, yeah
Don't sing like him now. </ P>
But I like the music, and I like the approach
to a lyrics.
So what do you think about the drum
I think it's very good.
>
Sounds like someone I know.
Someone you picked up?
Yes.
Someone you made?
Yes, well, that's me. </ P>
Pretty good, kid. </ P>
Thank you. I appreciate it
Well, we'll put something hot together
I appreciate you have me here , you know
And don't do that last, okay?
Believe that
For sho
Yes.
It's okay, buddy.
♪ I have a woman
♪ The way to live above the city
♪ He gives me money
Come here, come here, come here.
Come here.
Now, I want you to say it again.
♪ He gave me money
♪ He gives me money
No, you sing from your diaphragm
Here makes it sweet.
Here to continue the note is longer
♪ He gives me money
Sing it
♪ He gives me money
Talk to me.
♪ Walk across the city
Uh uh </ p >
♪ When I need it
I don't know anything else.
Yeah, okay, but come here for a moment
♪ I have a woman
♪ Walk across the city
♪ She's good to me
♪ Wow, she is
♪ She gave me money
♪ When I need
♪ Whoa, she's the type of woman
♪ Everyone needs
♪ I have a woman
♪ Walk across the city
♪ Good for me
Good?
All I care about is you.
Yes, you alright, Peter.
Thank you.
Don't you stop doing it, listen?
Yes sir.
Me and you.
I'm right in your corner.
You can't destroy Stax,
because it lives in the heart
and in the minds of the people.
And not in bricks and mortar
in the building, or on the master cassette.
Be alive and well,
and it is alive and healthy today.
original Stax the recording studio
was reborn as the Stax Museum.
Stax Music Academy and School Charter,
practice sites for aspiring musicians young
and students who see to bring inheritance
Memphis music to the future.
Many Memphis legends teach here,
pass the torch, so music will live forever.
Return to Royal Studios
with students from Stax Music Academy.
This time, we have raised ante.
We collected three generations of musicians.
And the next one is F, C, A-flat.
Good.
When I walk in, it's okay.
This is the same energy, the same vibration you get
when you come here
Ahhh! Guru, bagaimana kamu lakukan, master
Senang melihatmu!
Ingin menjadi seperti kamu saat aku dewasa,
that's all I will say.
I like it when a plan comes together
We will get this assembled objects
A lot of music has left here,
lots of great music has left here
I have two guitars, you give I stand up.
Alright, are you carrying your Strat?
Yes, I got my Strat.
All right, you know I like Strat.
Right, You like Strat.
It's amazing, It's like déjà vu.
When you enter here, okay.
And we're good to go, let's cut the session
♪ I don't want to lose
E-flat.
We have you
Hey, my dear, where are other guitars?
Major, once.
You will be on the horn & apos; What if you don't, see?
from music, and not only from the sixties,
but all the way back,
so they can get it a good base.
Once they get a good foundation,
they can survive in it.
Two, three, four.
One time!
♪ It's no secret
That's it.
Look, you can't step on horns, vocals. </ P>
You have to learn how to to play in the groove. </ P>
I get you. </ P>
And it's simple, really.
It's not nonsense.
How old are you?
Seventeen.
Good , you're a great person, for 17, isn't he a human?
Yes.
What is your first name?
Andrew.
Have you ever used this on your guitar?
Have you tried it?
Let me give you some slide capabilities.
Now run your hand up and down it
and tell me something
Is that sweet
Yes! </ P>
Look, I want you some things, young blood
Ease of Finger. </ P>
Some tricks from trading there, see? </ P>
You have to do it clean, now
There is no such thing as color
when it comes to children current child.
My children's friends are like multicultural,
it becomes like, when I go home,
my children get diversity friends at home
That nonsense turns out to me.
It's not just one status,
that they don't have a vision, and they just love.
It's all about love.
That's what it is Children today. </ P>
Our children have more free than we have. </ P>
So they will pass all < from that knowledge
that we give them
for all their friends
I really want to do an album with you
I want you on my album.
I need to get your information.
Anytime.
And I'll give you mine
I have a lot of recording in my home
Huh?
I have a lot of recording in my house
I have prepared all Pro tools.
You have Pro Tools, huh?
The young people will go go far with it
Because when they finally find out who those people are
who taught them that?
When they actually sit down and do history,
Because they aren't even old enough even to know the history.
When they can look back
all of these records that they are part of,
and they play on, and they do this,
and to say that he spent time with me
and showed me how to do it get my notes correctly
and put me in the right key,
that crap goes far away.
It's like that athlete is able to work with a
Michael Jordan or Magic Johnson,
and to be able to have a one on one with him,
and he gets your shot correctly.
You are the toughest guitar player </ p >
in all groups I hear.
I hear three guitars,
and you are playing most of the nonsense.
Items good.
Lester!
Where are we in, man
Students have to leave at 7 : 00. </ P>
What is happening, man, it's after six o'clock. </ P>
What happened now? </ P>
What is happening?
Yes, it's like 30 minutes,
we have been like 30 minutes
We can tap it outside. "Dock of the Bay "?
" Dock of the Bay "?
" Dock of the Bay ", he can do that
He always does it.
Perfect, let's do it.
Do you think it's better? to do one of the songs yourself?
Uh huh. </ P>
Do you prefer to do the "Dock of the Bay",
or one of your songs? </ P>
You want to do it, You want the tempo
or ballad, or what? </ P>
He will kill "Dock from the bay" man. </ P>
Oh, I'm sure he will do it.
I'm just, I like the idea of originality too.
Songs that have icons like that
things as "Dock of the Bay" ,
and you want to make sure it's like,
it feels pretty special.
I mean we have all these people here,
all of these talents here,
but I want you guys to have the right song
Do you want tempo or ballad?
First of all, where do you feel most comfortable ?
He has 30 minutes.
Alright I can do the tempo, But I'm a ballad singer.
So let's do it like that.
Yeah, ballads.
"I Forgot To Be Your Beloved"?
Yeah, OK now.
But you say we have 30 minutes.
Yes, we can knock it out once they know, yes
Skip will play it and I'll pass it with it.
Hey, this is G, guys.
It's in g
And the good news is, they have big ears.
Yes.
You know, they can...
I remember the song, of course.
See if we can do the intro.
One two three.
All you have to do...
I'll do all the extras Damn, don't worry.
I'm sorry, you
>
I'm sorry cussing around you two.
I curse these children.
I just tried for he did that
Teach all Stax.
Peak.
Calculate it.
Drummer.
One two three four.
That is G.
E, G, stay there.
C.
We have to thank on this people for what they have done
They cut trees down to show the way
So the strength we have is the power they give us.
That's why it's a blessing for us to return,
and for interrelated and to make music together.
And show, "Hey man, your music what makes us who we are."
They learn it there quickly
I saw them babies and me like,
"Look at these babies here play this."
You have a baby playing baby making music, man
I need paper and pen so I can go.
Let me make things this happens.
this complete rest now, intro.
There is a complete break there.
Now.
Yeah, run to them, Skip. </ P>
Ajarkan itu kepada mereka.
Teach them how to learn.
♪ I've said lately I love you
♪ If not, Dear, forgive me
♪ Am I reaching out and holding yourself in my loving arms
♪ Oh, when you need me
♪ Now I'm aware you need love too
♪ I'll spend my life more & apos; it's up to you
♪ Oh, I forgot to be your lover
♪ already working for you, do everything I can
♪ And work every time doesn't make me your man
I think I have a mean of 16 .
It doesn't take long, do that?
See how easy it is to do this.
I mean, he went straight in,
Hey, because he felt it.
♪ Planting seeds, look above
♪ We get the best, just looking for love
♪ Plan, run towards me
♪ I don't mean, I'll interfere too
♪ So I can take you, then I'll sing you
♪ Stax, tracks, relax in the place
♪ Then you, in you, spin you, then you blow your wind
p>
♪ Girl, see the menu
♪ Brown heart, soft moon
♪ Livin & apos; live, silver spoon
♪ Havin & apos; that's all, havin & apos; a ball
♪ love with Big Snoop Dog
♪ The time will be told
♪ Lift the cell, call William Bell
♪ Because he's one from my brothers
♪ Tell him I forgot to become your lover
♪ Have I taken the time to share with you
My grandparents and my mother and them,
they inspired me by playing this
good music when I was young
You know, they handed me to it,
for my hips for that and makes me like it
My mother always has eight big tracks
playing cassettes in the living room,
and invite friends, and they will party.
The child will be back in , and they will be like,
"Snoopy, come out in the living room. "
And I'm out there, do a lump
you see my laptop, it's nothing but
R & B, soul music
That's it.
This is a respectable thing.
Dominant hip hop music now
So I say that to say this.
When they are brothers take the time to
their career to say, "We want to dedicate this song,
this title for someone who inspired us
who is not a hip hop artist, "
respect that
♪ Get me right
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♪ Set me tight
♪ MIC, peek at the rhythm of
♪ Late at night, what he did
♪ I tried to do it what should I do
♪ But I need you close to me
♪ Toastin & apos; me, floating with me
♪ Baby girl, you get most of me
Now Teenie, you have to go back
"I forgot to be your lover". </ P >
You have to go back to that
Because it's the most important part of the song
If you go back to that,
and then we can do that together at the end.
♪ I'm sorry, because I forgot to be your lover
♪ Oh, I'm sorry, honey
♪ Let me finish it with you
♪ I forgot to be your lover
♪ But I will redeem it for you
♪ Saying sorry, honey
♪ I forgot to be your lover
♪ Will make it up to you
♪ Wait a minute a little tighter, honey
♪ I will redeem it for you
♪ Oh, I forgot to be your lover
♪ I'll redeem it for you
♪ I forgot to be your lover
Okay, Snoop! Yeah dear!
"I forgot to be yours..." < br /> It's stuck there.
Jaheim's son remade it.
Yes, he did a different spin on it,
but this is original.
Original, yes, this is where it came from
This is where the seed is planted
Now he branched from the seed that grew,
but this is the origin of where it all started.
Mmm! What year did you write this?
Sixty seven.
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Sixty seven?
You are still young
No, I was born on & apos; 71.
That was even before me.
My mother and they might start making me, rizzle.
It's cold.
Awesome, man
It's really amazing .
When you kick the face,
I fell from my seat human
I just put it in.
Ah, this is very sweet, man!
Damn, how old are you?
Sixteen.
Sixteen and continue tempo like that ?
You guys, take him, because he will be someone
What is your name?
Say it there.
My name is Brandon. Brandon Chornes.
Brandon Corns from Memphis, Tennessee.
Watch this person. </ P>
He's already installed. </ P>
No one knows he doesn't do anything
Love you, man
>
Hope you like what I do.
I tried to put a little something on it,
a little smelly on it.
Yes sir. </ P>
I also heard it. Sounds good. </ P>
Yes, you sound good, brother
Man, he sounds good, isn't it?
Tragically, the world of music is gone
one of the big ones innovators, Skip Pitts.
Time move so fast,
You know, when I finally met my day,
and where I like, "I'm done with that."
We can look back at this, and I can show my grandchildren.
This is history there.
This is an honor and pleasure, man .
Hey man, mine
Something like this, man.
I never thought my wildest dream
Yes sir, so anytime you want to work,
Mister Bell, you know you have me
Don't let this be the last time. </ P>
Oh yeah, still appearing living in music.
Right.
♪ "Come and follow me"
♪ You know the word master
One takes on the floor, with vocals.
Which one takes, this song, here.
♪ Oh, before it's too late
♪ Saying I will wait for just one more day
♪ Don't you know I hope? </ P>
♪ I want to answer
♪ Say I wish
♪ I want to answer
♪ Oh, I hope
♪ I want to answer
♪ When he calls
♪ Hey, God, I hope
♪ I want to answer
♪ Oh, God, I hope
♪ I want to answer
♪ Oh, I hope
♪ I want to answer
♪ When he calls
God from glory !
God of glory!
Feeling, you know what I mean?
Putting love back into music
That's Memphis, Tennessee. </ P>
That sounds really cool, man. </ P>
It comes from the intestine. </ P>
We do it together. </ P>
Boogie swimming pool will come
I started feeling it's nonsense, man!
Shoot your best shot
Don't you ever feel sad, lean on me when bad times.
When the day arrives and you are down
on the river trouble and will sink,
wait , I come
This is real and original, and right from the heart.
We love you!
I love you more.
♪ Yes, I hope
♪ I want to answer
♪ I said I want to
♪ Yes, I hope
♪ I want to answer
♪ When he called
- Woo! That's the package. - Amin
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