FIRST TIME HEARING SAM COOKE - A CHANGE IS GONNA COME

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[kingstonboi]

Notice the change in her eyes the moment he started singing. That’s what these singers today will never accomplish. It wasn’t about money, fame etc. it was about expressing. Unmatched!

[jerry]

Its a sad reflection on this country that a song like this still holds the same meaning 50 plus years later.

[kaishowing]

There are some artists who are so talented that they are in a true class of their own, and Sam Cooke was one of those. I reckon he could sing a shopping list and make you cry.
It's to humanity's shame that the change he was singing about hasn't been fully realised yet.
Thanks for the reaction. Take care.

[mattshaw]

Sam Cooke, one of the best voices ever. A gospel singer in the 50s, he then sang popular music for a few years with that amazing voice. Listen just once to "Bring It On Home to Me"... and you just might.

[firedragon]

My son is 28, Sam Cooke is his favourite artist. He's been listening to him since he was a baby and loves introducing his friends to his music. Voice of an angel.

[coolcpa]

It's been too hard living, but I'm afraid to die -- Get's me every time.

[wgdavis]

The Late Great Sam Cooke.. If anyone has ever had Soul it is Mr. Sam Cooke and he has 150% of it.. ♠W.G.

[GinaGeeILuvu]

Sam Cooke’s voice was amazing! He could sing the phone book and make you feel it! He’s iconic! There’ll never be another like him! He has inspired so many great artist too! He wrote this song about the civil rights movement!❤❤

[michaelway]

Oh man what a voice, gone way too soon 😢.Please check out:
Saturday Night
You Send Me
You won't be disappointed.
(1931- 1964)

[roberttruhn]

Sam Cooke and Otis Redding are in a class by themselves.

[shevawn]

This Song always gives me goose bumps. Sam had a once in a lifetime voice..gone way too soon.

[SuperVonKiller]

Sam was one of the greatest voices ever recorded... Ever!

[joyparry]

This song makes me want to cry every time I hear it I remember it from my childhood, when my parents played it - and I just hope I live to see the changes we all dream of ....

[weotalks]

Hard to BELIEVE U NEVER HARD THIS MASTERPIECE, SAM COOKE IS THE GREATEST SINGER OF OUR TIME....RIP

[JJ-rbsc]

There is a great documentary on netflix about him. He was very very very important. Very very smart, an activist. How he died is very questionable. He was an important beautiful brilliant man. We all bow to Sam Cooke

[justafreethinker]

Yes Jayy, one of the most important songs of all time regarding Civil Rights and Social Justice. RIP Legend Sam Cooke!

[raenellefisher]

The message is overpowering. I'd recommend you listen again just for his voice--one of the smoothest purest most soulful voices ever.

[JohnSmith-hqfl]

I think one of the best and most relevant songs ever written. Gets me emotional every time. A change ought to come already!

[roberttreborable]

We all knew you would love it, how could you Sam Cooke wrote it after hearing, Bob Dylan's Blowing in the Wind, saying a Black man should be writing songs like that....

[tracilmoser]

Jayy, sweetie you certainly picked the right song at the right time.