Mahalia Jackson - Abraham, Martin and John free for downloading

  • Artist: Mahalia Jackson
  • Song: Abraham, Martin and John
  • Music Genre: R-n-b
  • Length: 04:59
  • Filesize: 7MB
  • Kbps: 192Kbps
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Comments

shaquon Burg

2022-03-25 04:43:08 | Profile
Never heard this version before. Just beautiful!

Roma Green

2021-01-22 22:40:49 | Profile
So many people have sung this song in such an upbeat way. She catches the spirit of it beautifully! I've been looking for this version for ages!

Guadalupe Franco

2020-12-24 11:08:58 | Profile
it makes me cry, now looking at what the world has come too

Paweł A

2020-08-02 05:51:25 | Profile
This song attracted the greatest entertainers to shout out their thanks and sadness -- each in their own way. Many who sang it best have now joined Abraham, Martin and John -- Mahalia, Sammy Davis, Whitney Houston, Moms Mabley and others. But, the song will never die for those who embrace freedom and equality for ALL people and are brave enough to shout it out for themselves and for all who cannot shout.

Дамира Исагулова

2020-07-01 14:21:48 | Profile
The last lines say it all, shame,shame

Dana Bell

2020-06-29 14:03:27 | Profile
Thank you so much for uploading this song. I have literally been searching for years for Mahalia Jackson's version of this since it had such a profound affect on me as a child, but unfortunately couldn't find it anywhere. Thanks again.

Bianca Munoz

2020-06-15 04:40:50 | Profile
Thank you so much for posting this!!! I used to have this song on a record which was unfortunately smashed years ago. I have periodically done google searches for this version for years and tonight I got lucky! I can't tell you how happy I am listening to this again. Thank you!

DJ LÎØPHËR

2020-06-06 12:07:00 | Profile
What a remarkable version - and what a voice. Dion's 1968 version of this song resonates with (albeit wounded) liberal optimism. Just two years later, Mahalia's version is much darker and more elegiac . It's like a lament for something irretrievably lost.

Dawid Dulas

2020-06-05 07:59:14 | Profile
I think that if there ever was a song that defined the Late great Mahalia Jackson this would have to be it. Sung absolutely beautifully.

Bradley Robey

2020-05-31 05:12:15 | Profile
John and Mahlia knew each other well.

Octavian Ivasiuc

2020-05-25 22:58:17 | Profile
Right. So moving. I know I have the Vinyl somewhere, but have not heard it in maybe 20 or 30 years! Thank you. I am sharing with facebook friends.

Vivian Frank

2020-05-21 13:49:46 | Profile
What emotion. The melancholy...

Lucia Guevara

2020-05-06 05:21:36 | Profile
sy ist the best qween from all the cospels from this world

Rainbow C

2020-04-28 11:55:57 | Profile
“Tell them about the Dream, Martin!!” (Mahalia Jackson - March on Washington, DC on August 28, 1963)

Федя Сидоров

2020-04-27 02:47:56 | Profile
I love her voice!! I don't care who wrote it. I don't care who recorded it first, or got the most hits or airplay!! SHE OWNS THIS SONG!!!

Aleks Boo

2020-04-22 08:42:58 | Profile
I think with what's happening now in America that we really need to come back to the message of Mahalia and Martin Luther King....

Gerry Carbonel

2020-04-21 01:55:18 | Profile
We need this now more then ever!