Music Video The definitive black music enriching white culture thread.

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The great Hendrix

 

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White Black Yellow Green...There is not a guitar player that Chuck did not influence. Bob Dylan called him a great poet.

 

[Esto Praesidium]

It is completely racist to claim that any sound has colour.

Thread bans may follow for those who persist.

Albino Rock

 

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I have been thinking how the likes if Mick jagged were So Into blues then.
To me that is boring, I much prefer Motown, and songs like midnight train to georgia etc. If I was a young teenager 5he last thing I would be I Interested In would be listening to that, its depressing.
Or was it the attitude that these college boys like Mick jagged were music snobs, oh look how interesting we are,we don t listen to the music you all listen to, we are too good for that, in fact a lot like lefty liberals today.

Motown is for girls, Maximum Rhythm and Blues is for the boys.

 

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Albino Rock

Music has color ..obviously some people are color blind and do not see it . It also has texture etc

 

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[Ant]

Music has color ..obviously some people are color blind and do not see it . It also has texture etc

...then there's the dissonance, always hinting at an uprising -

This is key.

 

[roc_]

 

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The great Hendrix

Making full use of live TV to do his tribute.

 

[Albertini]

 

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I thought it was time to take a break from all those posts about racial and cultural purity, and not having enough resources to go around for a grand beautiful mix of peoples, and grim aspersions being cast on our beautiful mixed race children, and so on.

I'll talk political just once, it does in a certain aspect set the context for this thread, and then let us revert to the celebration of black music that has moulded white culture. Here is what I think:

... People are people. Culture thrives by its intermixing with others. It becomes greater even than the sum of its parts. Beautiful people with beautiful genes make beautiful babies whatever their racial origins, and biologically, the further apart they are in those racial origins, the better. Go far enough back and you will eventually find the same origins. Culture can be independent of racial origins, and it becomes greater when mixed with other cultures...

... It is not people who are "invaders". It is law that invariably is the invader. Whether it was the penal laws in Ireland. Or sharia law today. Remember that Muslim people also are oppressed by sharia law. It is that sharia law that prevents the intermixing of their culture and ours. Sharia law does not consist their culture in any meaningful sense. Rather, it is a social and religious artifact imposed to exercise control. So never put up with anyone telling anyone to "go back home". Whether they say it to a northern Ireland Protestant or to a Muslim. If you hear it, unleash all of your indignation on them so they never say it again...

Ok enough of the lecture and politics. Now back to the music...

Please feel free to bring your insights on black music enriching white culture onto this thread.

- From the great black Jazz musicians of the early twentieth century.

- To the explosion of 50's and 60's white culture and Elvis and the Beatles that the likes of Bo Diddley, Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters were the precursors of.

- Through James Brown, Jimi Hendrix and the many others of the 60's through to the 70's soul and R&B with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Al Green, Curtis Mayfield, Gladys Knight, Roberta Flack, and so many many more.

- Or going away from the US, how about the Ska music of 1960's Jamaica that set off the "mod" and skinhead explosion in the UK. - Quadrophenia 1979

I think I'll try start things off with a quick little trip through electronic music by the black artists that engendered the hip-hop and house music and techno youth culture explosions of the 1990's. As I noticed there are a few fans of electronic music on here. Most are amazing, timeless tracks, notwithstanding their age. Or else show some early dance moves that became popular among white folk...

Here goes.

1983

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGqiBFqWCTU


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvXfpYINcwc


1984

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aj7lwJulS8


1985

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EarSRa19sZc


1986

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFuujExs03A


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2t0C50b9ik


1987

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOLE1YE_oFQ


1988

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjC3NGn7pxw


1989


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rz2wInkVkRU

Brazen Zionist Racist Shill.

 

[Conall Gulban]

Seeing as Christmas is a European tradition, this would be more of a 'white culture enriching black music' thing