SO GOOD!| FIRST TIME HEARING Dion - Abraham Martin and John REACTION

SO GOOD!| FIRST TIME HEARING Dion - Abraham Martin and John REACTION
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[rosek]

Never fails to bring tears to my eyes. A special song that resonates with those of us who lived through those horrible times. Beautiful. Thanks for finally reacting to this one.

[bradsullivan]

This was being put together in June 1968, two months after MLK's assassination. Then, Robert Kennedy was assassinated, which is why "Bobby" gets mentioned toward the end.

[blackprix]

Dion is still alive… In his 80s, and the song was so exceptional all those years ago and so relevant now🙏‼️

[MuzicTunes-lknp]

It's hard to listen to this song without shredding a tear 😢 ❤🙏

[Paladin]

The way he masterfully wove Bobby Kennedy into the ending too was notable. I remember so very well the days that three of the four were taken from us and the national shock and grief that followed.
Great suggestion for today and good on you for following through. 👍🏼

[VincentManiscalco]

This is an iconic song that never gets old …. Such a beautiful song in such a great tribute to four great men

[bettygorman]

4 people: Abraham, John, Martin, and Bobby.

[debbowers]

You closed your eyes early in Abraham's pics. One had the saying "I destroy my enemies when I make them my friends." Such a strong statement and full of wisdom!

[ProdigyBowlersTour]

Fun fact: The songwriters who wrote "Snoopy vs. the Red Baron" were gathered together in New York to write a follow-up and were up late in one of their apartments when the news broke that Bobby Kennedy had been shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. The mood in the room immediately changed and their work on another Snoopy song for the band the Royal Guardsmen came to a sudden halt. A day later, news broke that Bobby had died and the songwriters got back to work. But instead of writing a Snoopy sequel, they were moved to write Abraham, Martin and John. Many recorded it, but only Dion's version received much airplay and became a hit...just weeks after RFK was gone. It still makes me cry every time I hear it. It's the night America died for me.

[SurvivorBri]

When I was in college, I attended an intensive self-improvement conference that spanned over four days. On the third day, the key note speaker gave a powerful speech about understanding how one person can change everything, whether it's for good or for bad. He captivated us and at the very end they played the video of this song on the jumbo screen. It moved me so much that I broke down in tears. I had never heard this song before. I will never forget that life changing moment.

[susanthompson]

I'm 71 and was around for all of their assassinations. I always cry and have chills after listening to this song. 😢

[mtinta]

I remember when this song played on the radio. One would listen, remember, mourn.

[deb]

Haven't heard this song in years. Brought tears to my eyes. TY J for your reaction.
God's Blessings for you.

[amyk]

Medgar Evers, to name another good one fighting for justice gone too soon.

[lauraheim]

One of the most bittersweet songs ever.

[magneto]

Yes, that was definitely a harp. The instrument is perfect in evoking a mental image of these people being received up into Heaven.

[davidhopkins]

Thank you for this, Man! Sweet tunes about amazing individuals. Happy Dr. King Day, everyone!

[bethcrumpton]

There was a performer in the 1960's named Moms Mabley, who was known for her comedy. She actually does a talking/singing performance of this song that is very emotional.

[sandrajoyce]

I shed tears from the moment this song begins.

[paulwagner]

This was written in 1968 after Bobby was killed.