Odetta: Life in Music

[@honeycombsound2470]

Beautiful interview. I had the honor of meeting Odetta at a Sister Rosetta Tharpe benefit concert in Philadelphia 2008. So gracious and kind.

[@emmagutierrez1408]

The beauty of this woman!

[@Kiss16877]

Wonderful video

[@Kiss16877]

Odetta, the singer whose resonant voice wove together the strongest songs of American folk music and the civil rights movement, died on Tuesday in Manhattan. She was 77. The cause was heart disease, her manager, Doug Yeager, said

[@laurapeoples7069]

Odetta was such a gem!! Black females across all ages and Black female singers in 2022 and beyond should know about her rich, A to Z contributions.

[@Darjeelingla]

Perhaps one of the best celebrity interviews ever produced.
Legendary Odetta, educator and performer.
‘Tomorrow is a Long Time’ is my favorite Odetta song.

[@Kiss16877]

Odetta the best song is jim crow blues dvd the history of the blues

[@caravan-latingipsymusic]

odetta es la voz del espiritu del blues

[@loveandlight_]

Awesome channel, her eyes are beautiful I know she was a spiritual woman. R.I.P Ms. Odetta 💜

[@bobbaskerville8325]

I use to go see Odetta at the Gate of Horn in Chicago around 1955-she and Jose White-great voices-White would sing Sam Hall-Bob Baskerville

[@gijsschubert7901]

Bob, you were so lucky!

[@bookaholicblue2169]

So glad I found this channel.

[@Kiss16877]

Death 2008

[@learnthroughmusicandlyrics6361]

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