Amandla! A Revolution in Four-Part Harmony

00:00:40 [ Man ] Attention!

00:04:18 And I say ♪

00:08:29 It could just as easily...

00:12:25 into a place called Meadowlands.

00:15:41 uh, this individual

00:20:07 Second segment of "Youth Crossfire" now in full effect.

00:22:52 she would break into a dirge that would be expressing how she felt.

00:27:07 "Man, I'd like to be part of your revolution

00:30:36 for us to continue talking peace and nonviolence...

00:35:47 It's an emptiness. It's a spiritual--

00:39:19 You have no other option but to stand up and go and fight.

00:42:59 but the political momentum of the time.

00:46:42 we never used to cry.

00:52:24 as to who starts what song.

00:55:43 to tell the people that, okay, the struggle is there

00:59:38 Even when they went bad, I thought I had survived

01:03:11 I've been at my first, uh, execution.

01:06:18 And then the hangman would come. He's got this mask on.

01:10:38 and I think that's reflected a lot in the songs

01:14:20 And then-- -They said, "Hey, that Siyaya we don't mind.

01:17:35 Humankind must put an end to war ♪

01:21:00 about the fact that they actually attacked the walls of Jericho.

01:26:17 But more importantly it is about saying

01:34:03 is the only revolution anywhere in the world...