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Jimmy Smith Septet – Full Concert [HD] | Live at North Sea Jazz Festival 1995

17,663 views Aug 14, 2024 JIMMY SMITH SEPTET – Live at the North Sea Jazz Festival 1995 – Congress Centre, The Hague, The Netherlands Line-up: Jimmy Smith (org), Mark Whitfield (g), Nicolas Payton (tp), Jimmy Jackson (dr), Ron Blake (s), Christian McBride (b) Possible setlist: 1 Organ Grinder Swing 2 Midnight Special 3 It’s Allright with Me 4 The One Before This 5 Water Melon Man 6 The Sermon James Oscar Smith (December 8, 1928 – February 8, 2005) was an American jazz musician who helped popularize the Hammond B-3 organ, creating a link between jazz and 1960s soul music. In 2005, Smith was awarded the NEA Jazz Masters Award from the National Endowment for the Arts, the highest honor that America bestows upon jazz musicians. Date & venue: SUNDAY 16 JULY 1995 • JAN STEEN ZAAL • Congress Centre, The Hague, The Netherlands Welcome to the official North Sea Jazz Archive! On our channel you will find live performances and interviews of Jazz Legends like Lionel Hampton, Ray Charles, Maceo Parker, Herbie Hancock and many more, who have performed at the legendary North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands Watch more videos 👉 https://bit.ly/MoreNSJArchive Subscribe now 👉 https://bit.ly/SubscribeNSJArchive Website 👉 https://www.northseajazz.com Thanks for all your support. Rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! Please: respect each other in the comments. This is the official YouTube channel of North Sea Jazz Archive

James Oscar Smith was born in Norristown, Pennsylvania northwest of Philadelphia.[4] He joined his father doing a song-and-dance routine in clubs at the age of six. He began teaching himself to play the piano. When he was nine, Smith won a Philadelphia radio talent contest as a boogie-woogie pianist.[5] After a period in the U.S. Navy, he began furthering his musical education in 1948, with a year at Royal Hamilton College of Music, then the Leo Ornstein School of Music in Philadelphia in 1949.

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“The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic: Reconstruction, 1860-1920”

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Streamed live on Mar 26, 2024 The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic: Reconstruction, 1860-1920″ with Manisha Sinha Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at 7:00 pm ET Acclaimed historian Manisha Sinha launches her new book, The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic: Reconstruction in this hybrid program. A groundbreaking, expansive new account of Reconstruction, Sinha’s research fundamentally alters our view of this formative period in American history. We are told that the present moment bears a strong resemblance to Reconstruction, the era after the Civil War when the victorious North attempted to create an interracial democracy in the unrepentant South. That effort failed—and that failure serves as a warning today about the violent backlash to the mere idea of black equality. Sinha will expand our view beyond the accepted notions of Reconstruction, which is customarily said to have begun in 1865 with the end of the war, and to have come to a close when the “corrupt bargain” of 1877 put Rutherford B. Hayes in the White House in exchange for the fall of the last southern Reconstruction state governments. Sinha’s startlingly original account opens in 1860 with the election of Abraham Lincoln that triggered the secession of the Deep South states and took us all the way to 1920 and the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, which granted women the right to vote—which Sinha calls the “last Reconstruction amendment.” A sweeping narrative that remakes our understanding of perhaps the most consequential period in American history, The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic shows how the great contest of that age is also the great contest of our age—and serves as a necessary reminder of how young and fragile our democracy truly is.

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How long have you been a sailor?!

 

How long have you been a sailor?!
All my bloomin’ life. Me mother was a mermaid. Me father was King Neptune. I was born on the crest of a wave and rocked in the cradle of the deep. Seaweed and barnacles are me clothes, every tooth in me head is a marlinspike, the hair on me head is hemp, every bone in me body’s a spar, and when I spits, I spits tar. I’se hard, I is, I am, I are.

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Captain Tom Ryman: Captain. Skeptic. Convert.

HOW A DOUBTER BUILT A CHURCH THAT CHANGED THE FACE OF MUSIC FOREVER.

On the night of May 10, 1885, Riverboat Captain Thomas Green Ryman arrived at a downtown Nashville religious revival to see what all the fuss was about. He left town that evening called by God to build a big, beautiful church.

At the time, Ryman was a prominent 44-year-old Nashville businessman and the owner of a major riverboat company.  He started the business with his father and quickly took over management of the venture at 15, fishing the Tennessee River near Chattanooga during the Civil War to support his mother and four siblings after his father died. Over time, Ryman amassed a 35-ship fleet as well as various saloons and side businesses catering to rowdy river life. Ryman directly profited from the alcohol, gambling, and unsavory behavior that the popular Reverend Sam Jones was set to rail against on that hot revival night in May, and he arrived with a few friends to see just what the good reverend had to say about the situation.

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What happened next was nothing short of a miracle. Reverend Jones was famous for his tent revivals, and this one drew a crowd of thousands to Spruce and Broad (8th Ave and Broadway). Though Ryman arrived as a curious spectator, the Reverend’s sermon and the energy of the faithful crowd stirred something deep and surprising inside him.  He pledged then and there to use his wealth and influence to construct a building large enough to hold every person who wanted to hear Sam Jones and others preach. He wanted to ensure that the good citizens of Nashville would have a proper place to worship together and that they would never have to attend a revival under a tent again.

Seven years and approximately $100,000 later, in 1892, Reverend Jones stood behind the pulpit of Ryman’s brand-new Union Gospel Tabernacle to preach. He declared, “I believe for every dollar spent in this Tabernacle, there’ll be $10 less spent in the future on court trials. This tabernacle is the best investment the city of Nashville ever made.”

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When he died in 1904, Ryman was widely regarded as an exceptional businessman and a pillar of faith, generosity and kindness in the Nashville community. At Ryman’s funeral on Christmas Day, Sam Jones proposed to the 5,000 mourners in attendance that the building be re-named in the Captain’s honor; from that day forward, the Union Gospel Tabernacle was known as Ryman Auditorium. Today, a copper statue of the Captain stands on Ryman Plaza near the auditorium’s entrance, facing east toward the river that fueled the fortune behind what would become affectionately known as the Mother Church of Country Music.

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Little Feat Live – Ohne Filter Extra (German TV 1990)

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22,838 views Oct 24, 2021 Little Feat line-up with Fred Tackett and Craig Fuller. Great 13′ Dixie Chicken feat. Fred on trumpet. More Feat Food:    • Little Feat – Live Music Hall Köln  P…  00:00 Hate to Lose Your Loving 04:13 Rad Gumbo 07:56 Rock ‘n’ Roll Doctor 11:53 Down On The Farm 18:20 Oh Atlanta 22:18 Texas Twister 27:04 Let It Roll 32:28 Willin’ 36:20 Dixie Chicken into 49:25 Tripe Face Boogie

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Little Feat Rockpalast Germany, July 23, 1977 (complete)

128,560 views Aug 2, 2021 Little Feat Live on Rockpalast, Essen, West Germany June 23, 1977 0:00 Introduction- Interview with “China White” 6:30 Ry Cooder – Fool for a Cigarette 10:40 Backstage/Announcers 15:12 Little Feat walk to stage/Stage Announcer 18:25 Skin It Back 23:51 Fat Man in the Bathtub 29:13 Oh Atlanta 33:30 Day at the Dog Races 42:58 All That You Dream 48:22 Old Folks Boogie 52:56 Dixie Chicken 1:04:39 Tripe Face Boogie 1:12:39 Feats Don’t Fail Me Now 1:19:11 Willin’ 1:23:35 Rocket in my Pocket 1:28:00 Backstage/Announcers/Lowell,Richie,Roger McGuinn 1:29:19 Rock and Roll Doctor Soundcheck

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President Biden and Vice President Harris Greet Americans Freed in Prison Swap

President Biden and Vice President Harris Greet Americans Freed in Prison Swap

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President Biden and Vice President Harris greeted Paul Whelan, Evan Gershkovich, and Alsu Kurmasheva, the three Americans released in the prisoner swap with Russia, as they touched down at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. While they were reuniting with their families, President Biden stressed the importance of having strong alliances and answered reporters’ questions on how and when the prisoner exchange was agreed to. Vice President Harris also spoke to reporters about the prisoner exchange, saying it was an “extraordinary testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy.” close Report Video Issue

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00:00:01
Q Mr. President, how does it feel?
00:00:06
Joe BidenJoe Biden Wonderful. It feels wonderful. A long time in coming, but I was absolutely convinced we would get it done.
00:00:23
Joe BidenJoe Biden Alliances make a difference. They stepped up, they took a chance for us, and it mattered a lot.So, I’m delighted they’re home.
00:00:43
Q You said earlier that all these negotiations required tough calls. What was the toughest call in this one?
00:01:00
Joe BidenJoe Biden The toughest call in this one was for other countries – is their – I asked them to do some things that were against their immediate self-interest and really very difficult for them to do, particularly Germany and Slovenia.Slovenia came in at the last minute and – and I tell you what, the – the chancellor was incredible. He was incredible. So –
00:01:54
Q Sir – sir, what’s your message to other countries that maybe think that taking Americans into their custody, unlawfully detaining them would be a good way to get something that they want from us?
00:02:25
Joe BidenJoe Biden Hey, look, that’s been the case for all of history. But my job is to make sure that, number one, they don’t get them, and if they do, we get them back.I don’t buy this idea that you’re not going to let – you’re going to let these people rot in jail because other people may be captured.We’ve sent out all the notifications to all the other countries – all our citizens of countries not to go to, what to do, what not to do, and they’ve got to pay attention.I got more work to do, so –
00:03:38
Q Madam Vice President, how do you feel?
00:03:44
Kamala D. HarrisKamala D. Harris This is an extraordinary day. And I’m very thankful for our president and what he has done over his entire career but, in particular, as it relates to these families and these individuals; what he has been able to do to bring the allies together on many issues but, in particular, this one.This is just an extraordinary testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy and understands the strength that rests in understanding the significance of diplomacy and strengthening alliances.This – it’s an incredible day. And I got to see it in the families and in their eyes and in their cries.
00:05:25
Q When did you know you got the deal done?
00:05:32
Joe BidenJoe Biden A while ago. We’ve got to make sure – wanted to make sure everything was in place. And Slovenia made – made the right move at the right time.So, anyway, look, it gets down trust. It’s – and I really – I mean it. I know everybody thinks I talk about the notion of relationships with foreign policy with other countries. Much of it – and you’ve heard me kid with Barack – he’d kid me – all politics is personal. It matters. Other leaders trust you, you trust them, you get things done. And that’s how this got done: with a lot of – a lot of help.Anyway, thank you.
00:06:55
Q Mr. President, how worried are you that the Middle East is going to (inaudible)?
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Joe BidenJoe Biden I’m very concerned about it. I had a very direct meeting with the prime minister today and – very direct. We’ve got a – we have the basis for a ceasefire. He should move on it, and they should move on it now.
00:07:39
Q Is that chance for a ceasefire ruined after the assassination of Haniyeh?
00:07:51
Joe BidenJoe Biden Pardon me?
00:07:53
Q Is the chance for a ceasefire ruined after the assassination of Haniyeh?
00:08:05
Joe BidenJoe Biden It’s not helped.
00:08:08
Q Do you expect Iran to strike back?
00:08:14
Joe BidenJoe Biden That’s all I’m going to say right now.Thank you.(The president and vice president continue to another location on the tarmac.)(Cross-talk.)
00:08:37
Q Mr. President, what em- – what – how did you process seeing those three Americans come off the plane? Wh- – how did you process this moment?
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Joe BidenJoe Biden With great satisfaction and a feeling of relief for their families.
00:09:09
Q Did you think that this moment would come, sir?
00:09:17
Joe BidenJoe Biden Yes.
00:09:18
Q What made you feel so confident?
00:09:23
Joe BidenJoe Biden My relationship with other heads of state that I had to get to agree on a lot of this.(Cross-talk.)
00:09:39
Q And what did you have to say to the family members and the three Americans, sir?
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Joe BidenJoe Biden Pardon me?
00:09:54
Q What did you have to say to the three Americans and their family members, sir?
00:10:06
Joe BidenJoe Biden Welcome home and beyond that.
00:10:11
Q You said, sir, that family is everything earlier today. What has it meant to be with the family all day today as they are now finally reunited with their loved ones?
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Joe BidenJoe Biden You can appre- – look, anyone who’s lost family or worried about whether family would come home, whatever the circumstance was, has to understand the extreme – and you’ve heard me say it before. My dad used to say, “Family is the beginning, the middle, and the end.” And it really is. It’s about who we are. It’s about who we are as a country.
00:11:28
Q What is your message tonight to Vladimir Putin?
00:11:37
Joe BidenJoe Biden Stop.
00:11:38
Q What is your message to the American people, sir?(Cross-talk.)The American people are watching this broadcast tonight, and I think it’s fair to say they’re celebrating with the families. What’s your message to the American people?
00:12:15
Joe BidenJoe Biden There’s nothing beyond our capacity when we act together – nothing, nothing, nothing. Remember who the hell we are. We’re the United States of America. The United States of America. And we put back together with – relationships with countries that we haven’t had before. We rebuilt NATO. We rebuilt the circumstances allowing this to happen. That’s why it happened.
00:13:12
Q And, Mr. President, should American journalists ever feel afraid about reporting abroad?
00:13:27
Joe BidenJoe Biden I think – look, no matter where you are, there’s certain places that you’re going to be afraid. I mean, I’m – the idea you’re never going to be afraid, you’d never show up anywhere in – in the Middle East, you wouldn’t show up anywhere in Russia, you wouldn’t show up anywhere. It matters. It matters to be aware of what you’re going into and not to take undue chances because it’s going to – because I’m going to come get you.
00:14:30
Q Of your many achievements -And, Mr. President, how — where does this rank among your many achievements as president?
00:14:49
Joe BidenJoe Biden Well, look, this is – to me, this is about the essence of who we are as a country. It really is about personal relationships. It’s about family. It’s about being able to have access to your own – the people you love and you adore.Imagine how you’d all feel if you had – you were – you were being held captive unfairly and you had children waiting at home for you. Imagine how you’d feel.How many of you have children? Raise your hand. Yeah. Okay?Well, imagine being – sitting in a prison, not know you’ll ever get home and wondering what’s going on with your children, how they go to bed at night crying, how they ache every night and every day you’re gone. It matters.(Cross-talk.)
00:16:33
Q Mr. President, we understand that a very important phone call that you made to the prime minister of Slovenia came hours before you announced that you were going to be leaving the 2024 race. Can you talk to us a little bit about how important it was for you to get this deal done, knowing that you were not going to seek a second term? Was it very important –
00:17:29
Joe BidenJoe Biden I’d still get it done even if I was seeking a second term. Not in the – I’m still – you’re stuck with me as president for a while, kid. There’s no way out. Okay? You got me for at least another hundred – 90 days or so.So, it didn’t have anything to do with that. It had to do with the opportunity and trying to convince one last country to say, okay, they’ll step up.And, look -(Cross-talk.)
00:18:26
Q And, Mr. President, certainly this will now be cemented as a part of your one-term legacy. How are you thinking about the rest of your time in office? How are you –
00:18:51
Joe BidenJoe Biden Oh, we can talk about that another time.(Cross-talk.)
00:19:00
Q Mr. President, how critical – how critical was Chancellor Scholz’s commitment to getting this deal across the finish line? Could it have been possible without that agreement –
00:19:28
Joe BidenJoe Biden No.
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Q – that he made?

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