Rebel Voice offers this wonderful protest song up for the people of Palestine who have too long been forced to suffer the brutal tendencies of the rogue state of Israel. The lyrics are exceptional and sum up poignantly the plight of the fine citizens of a beautiful yet tortured land. Titbit: it was used as […]
This track from The Dead South is gloriously difficult to categorise. It has the sounds and vocals of a bluegrass song, the rhythm of a show-tune and the vibe of a blues or perhaps even gospel hit. It’s fantastic. The video alone is well worth the time it takes to watch. It’s simple, catchy, doesn’t […]
This excerpt is taken from the classic musical comedy, The Blues Brothers. Here we see Jake and Elwood shaking it up with Ray Charles. It’s sometimes easy to forget just how good the music was in this movie. If you enjoyed this, please share
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This song was written by Larry Williams, a New Orleans pianist and rhythm and blues man. It is popular across Louisiana. John Lennon’s presentation is slightly slower than the original which is also included below, as are a number of alternative versions. Rebel Voice favours the French offering at the end (don’t know why, but […]
This audio is from one of the best Irish films of them all, the eponymous, The Commitments. The soundtrack is well worth getting hold of, and remember it’s Riding, not Roiding. https://youtu.be/ZEsoq0B1IOo – Be generous, give it a share –
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