Sensational! PAUL SIMON Diamonds on the sole of her shoes REACTION

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PAUL SIMON Diamonds on the sole of her shoes REACTION
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[@brucer2152]

The whole "Graceland" album is AMAZING! The song i love from it is "The Boy in the Bubble" .

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

Harri reacted to my request ror Boy in the Bubble about 9 months ago. Check it out. It may still be available. It is my bid to show its as good as The Sound of Silence which has been enjoying a song revival of late .

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

Yes. Boy in the Bubble is still there I got it up just now. It is all from this or a similar concert So intant gratification.is at hand for you Enjoy !

[@brucer2152]

@@stephenqualtrough7322 Yikes. I guess I missed it! grrr...dang algoritems...But thanks mate! :)

[@lesliepartridge9895]

@@stephenqualtrough7322 Resurgence maybe because of the band Disturbed’s cover - which is AMAZING!

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

@@lesliepartridge9895 Not maybe ...Definitely . Well said friend

[@timavery7984]

Wanted to high -five you when you said 'amazing how music can bring people together -far more than what politicians can do -". Right on !!! Beautifully and profoundly said.

[@freddylubin]

And yet there was opposition from the anti-apartheid movement, that Simon was breaking the boycott by working with musicians in South Africa.

[@jeffstevens4262]

Paul Simon. A perfect example of what the word 'musical genius' means. This is nothing short of a real work of art. Timeless and perfect.

[@Cynthia...]

Excellent choice! This whole album is amazing. Also songs like this just have to be watched live.

[@tsonofjohnson489]

I still can remember How big this Album was back in the day! Still shake your rump. Artists were tops !

[@taniaPBear]

I'm not sure why, but every time I see this particular performance, it makes me very emotional. It's just so inspirational and moving.

[@NathanVeenstra]

It doesn’t even matter why, right? 😉😘

[@debbiechang5781]

It’s just wonderful to see someone like Paul Simon use his fame and influence to bring attention to social issues and help groups of oppressed people to fight for human rights. And to make beautiful music as a result is even more amazing. This is a great choice. 🌺✌️

[@davebzen795]

Greetings Debbie. Thank you for your comments. I submitted this historic Graceland performance to Harri for much of the same reasons you have stated. Paul Simon and many other musicians have and will continue (I hope) to use their fame and influence to unite people and even countries...through the universal appeal of music. If you are interested in how this project came together by, I have provided a link below. Hopefully, anyone else interested will see your comment and this link. You can search KZbin for the complete concert too. If I may, I also want to compliment you, as I have others in this community, on your submissions. I really enjoy coming upon new music, artists and bands in most genres. Thanks again. Paul Simon - The Story of Graceland (EPK - Vevo Version) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXjCeYuimMd6prs perspective on people like Paul Simon and this project

[@debbiechang5781]

@@davebzen795 Thank you 🌺✌️

[@ptrlxc]

Paul Simon’s Graceland album was sooo huge when it came out. At the time it came out I had a job where I got to fly globally to different multinational businesses. I had tickets to see this tour in Vancouver, but I got snowed out where I was and couldn’t make the flight into Vancouver. Then later that year I got to work in South Africa for a job. But, again, the job was over about a month before this concert took place in South Africa. I did finally get to see Paul Simon on his last tour. It was a great concert, but I still wished I would have seen this tour.

[@lorettascurato2692]

So THRILLED to see this song!! I’ve always loved it, along with the whole album! Amazingly, Paul Simon got some criticism from some saying he “stole “ African music as his own and exploited it!! He responded by saying he loved and was inspired by it and thus wrote this song and that all singers and musicians were paid correctly for their work. People will criticize anything!🙄. I think they work great together to make this beautiful music 🎶

[@izzonj]

He featured African musicians in his concerts - i would say that he made Ladysmith Black Mombazo world famous. The one thing I didn't like was his music video of "You can call me all" where Chevy Chase was just mugging for the camera. That was dumb, annoying and certainly a missed opportunity to feature African artists

[@19HurdyGurdyMan46]

Yes, Hugh Masekela actually said that the criticism of Paul Simon, at the time, was a disgrace.

[@revsharkie]

Part of the issue, if I remember correctly, was that the African National Congress had a "cultural boycott" in place, and Simon violated it by working with Ladysmith and some other South African musicians. But for people like me, living in a small town in Kansas at the time, Graceland gave me my first exposure to South African music, and as a result I learned a bit about apartheid and the struggle against it. I was absolutely blown away when Paul Simon and Ladysmith were on SNL. I'd never heard anything like it.

[@vapoet]

I understand what you mean about Chevey Chase, but at the same time, that video is what brought the album to the cultural prominence it deserved. @@izzonj

[@jeffhagood9621]

one of my top 5 albums of all time!! I love the song 'Under African Skies' duet with Linda Ronstadt! Please react to that one next!

[@dantallman5345]

That fret less bass was insanely good.

[@rk41gator]

Paul Simon and Peter Gabriel (and others) did wonders in helping promote understanding and expanding rock music. THE best way to obliterate racism and misunderstanding! Great music.

[@lesliepartridge9895]

Wish I could give this 1000 thumbs up! Love the whole Graceland album; this was great to see! 🎵🎶🎼❤️💜❤️💜

[@joannparker1977]

The album “Graceland” is sheer perfection. It was on our family vacation road-trip playlist. Now our kids are in their 30’s. This was a big-time favorite. Bravo to Paul Simon and Ladysmith Black Mambazo .

[@rodneygriffin7666]

Music is a world within itself with a language we all understand.

[@TheDivayenta]

Thanx, Stevie!

[@vickihirsch8340]

This entire album " Graceland" is so awesome. I used to play it over and over back when CD s first came out. It was the first one I bought and still love it 30 plus years later!

[@c.rodrigofisher7755]

One of the best albums!! Listen to it every year

[@marybaillie8907]

So amazingly entertaining still today. What a choir, with beautiful blends with Paul Simon's voice. Diamonds 💎 for your ears as Harri would say. Also like "You Can Call Me Al " from this album. Thanks Harri. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@27thangel23]

You've got that exactly right, Harri. Greetings from Canada- I'm a Zep/ Floyd/ Tull/ Rush/ Supertramp kind of dude... but THIS is a fave performance ever. Paul was NOT allowed to perform with Black band mates in South Africa, this concert was in Harare. Right too on the bass player slaying this.... AND being as cool as humanly possible. Peace, love and bellbottoms.

[@DJHolte]

Many years back, I saw Ladysmith Black Mambazo in concert in a relatively small but perfectly acoustic venue. (Just them, no Paul Simon.) I've seen a lot of concerts over the years (over 4 dozen, I'm sure), but they were one of the most amazing acts. Their harmonies were otherworldly -- and even though many of their songs were in the Zulu language, the music was so powerful and spoke volumes on its own. Their founder and former leader, Joseph Shabalala, passed away a few years ago, but as far as I know, the group is still performing.

[@oenthusiast]

Paul Simon remained close friends with Joseph Shabalala until he passed. There was a deep friendship and mutual respect that came out of that collaboration.

[@TheDivayenta]

I saw Hugh Masekela at the Monterey Pop Festival! What a marvelously heartwarming performance by Paul and Ladysmith Black Mbazo! Love your reaction! Hugh’s wife, Miriam Makeba, was part of this show, as well. I believe this performance was in Rhodesia at the time. ❤

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

Graceland is a masterpiece!✌🏻

[@annedunne4526]

Paul Simon is such a treasure.

[@catherinecepuder3520]

This was such a ground breaking album for Paul Simon to produce, just amazing and then to have the Graceland Concert before a multi racial audience, the "Wow" factor is off the charts. If you are fortunate enough to own a VHS tape or DVD of this historic concert then treasure it!

[@k.s.k.7721]

Ladysmith Black Mambazo is an amazing group, and took at least one Grammy here in the US. I highly recommend listening to South African music, as there are some great groups there and lots of talent. Sadly, Joseph Shabalala, founder of Ladysmith, died a couple of years ago at age 78.

[@RoadDoug]

Music knows no hate or prejudice. I love your reactions. Thanks for being so eclectic.

[@tas466]

Paul Simon fought the label to record this album in South Africa. The Album is an absolute masterpiece and if you haven’t listened to it you’re missing out.

[@chelseafan111]

I was a teen when this song released and until that point i had only been exposed to negative images of Africa. this song opened my eyes to the beauty of that continent. it warms my heart every time i hear it.

[@reborndaughter445]

Smiles and joy, smiles and joy!

[@melissakennedy1506]

I love Paul Simon. Back when was married to, then divorced, then on again off again with Carrie Fisher {princess leia) he wrote “Hearts and Bones” one of my favorite songs, about her. The Simon and Garfunkel years were terrific too.

[@davebzen795]

Melissa - I am glad that you and so many others enjoyed my submission to Paul Simon's Graceland Concert. Paul has been one of my top ten songwriters, singers, and performers. To this day, I frequently listen to his awesome Hearts and Bones album. Your suggestion to have Hearts and Bones be played by Harri was a great choice. So I thought you might like this one (below) which does a really nice job with the accompanying lyrics. If you are so inclined, go ahead and submit it to The Sultan if you like. If not, I hope that enjoy it. -DaveBZen Hearts and Bones-Paul Simon [On-Screen Lyrics; HD] kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnykdoubd6uYoKM

[@damonhines8187]

I spotted Hugh Masekela a couple of nanoseconds before I noticed you react in recognition, just before you paused it to share your discovery. Yay!! I know there's no prize, just a brief flash of pride inside. Googled him to check the spelling though, and am saddened to learn he died Jan. 23rd, 2018 in Johannesberg. Rest In Peace, sir. Got tickets to the Graceland tour in Toronto as a wedding present, absolutely stunning and joyous show! Was very excited to see this in my feed and add it to a playlist, thanks, Harri and co., great pick.

[@BarbaraGrosvenor]

Doesn't this make your heart sing? Wonderful....... I remember when this happened and we had hope for the future.

[@ednoponen2943]

Yes! This about as good as it gets. Harri, I've investigated many, many reaction sites, and I truly believe you have the best, most musically astute and informed bunch of followers there is. And you my friend, are far and away the best reactor out there. That's a powerful and hopefully long lasting combination. Blessings be upon you. I am so proud to be a "bestie"!

[@gazt8926]

You should watch the whole Paul Simon gig in Central Park in the early nineties…..magical

[@276parpir]

like peter gabriel, simon helped to bring african music to western/northern ears..................

[@andythrush3341]

Paul has always pushed himself to incorporate all genre's and styles of music in his songs. He has always been open to learn and not repeat himself over and over again. Great choice Harri 👌

[@thomastimlin1724]

And he took some personal hits for it from both black and white...some African and African American musicians especially claimed he was a stealing their music, which was not the intent....he helped elevate the prominence of other cultures music to world status, and by doing so promoted world peace. Then there was the white critics, lord help me, and Paul stood tall for it. Both parties harassed Paul Simon over this album, where are these losers now? His attitude of "come on, let's make music together"....what the hell is wrong with that? Many other famous musicians/ writers were too dammed chickenshit, lived in their narcissist safety zone, they're money making genre, or, hatred zone. The world can do without their bloody noise they think is music.

[@macisback9059]

This is such a great video, how can you watch this & not feel good & happy.. Everything about this video is just fun to watch..

[@OldManAmerican]

one of the top 10 albums of all time!

[@suzie4417]

Ladysmith, Paul Simon & the band & especially Hugh Maskela were amazing 🤩 Graceland is such a good album. I recall the first time hearing Hugh Maskela, years ago & how his music made me dance & sing. Thanks Harri for this wonderful video!

[@marcusjaybrode2129]

You are right… it’s a beautiful video. ✌️✌🏿

[@ryanhill8886]

You might want to check out "Under African Skies" from the same album. It was a duet between Paul Simon and the late great South African singer Miriam Makeba. Ladysmith also did a great version of "Knocking on heaven's door" with Dolly Parton and their rendition of "Amazing Grace" is beautiful. On the subject of South African music you should look for performances by Johnny Clegg and Savuka... "Cool. Crazy beautiful world" and "Scatterlings of Africa" come to mind..

[@conniedean1977]

He introduced Ladysmith Black Mombasa to the Western world with this album. Its brilliant.

[@lawreence13]

There was clearly a lot of love and respect in abundance

[@davemellet6878]

The guy you mentioed as the african fellow was Joseph Shabalala and the leader of LBM who has since passed away RIP Joseph, you will be missed greatly.

[@nateweber9258]

That band was insane. Not many dudes can play a fret less bass. Mixed with Paul Simon was perfect. Nobody does this anymore.

[@grechan]

The most important album of my lifetime. Personally, my uncle gave he a tape of this when I was 15, about 1 summer before I took my first overseas trip alone for a homestay. By itself, this music opened my eyes to the notion that things were not all the same everywhere in the world (obviously this is true, but for most 15 year olds in 1986 I suspect it was less true than it is today). I hope I have lived up to the promise of the album with my approach to life, travel, experience, etc.

[@tedsmith4385]

Thank you for the memory. The whole Graceland album is a treat

[@ExilefromCrownHill]

Weren't they Miriam Makeba's band? They did this set on Saturday Night Live as well.

[@Timoeltejano]

Another amazing artist from South Africa is Jonathan Butler. I believe he was the first African to be played on heavy rotation on their radio stations. His anti apartheid song "Heal Our Land" is a must listen. Then of course we bow to the king of all African music Fela Kuti. Sorrow Tears and Blood is another powerful song.

[@AntonioSanchez-td6bk]

In 1986 two extraordinary albums were released. Peter Gabriel "SO" and Paul Simon "GRACELAND". Saludos

[@surlechapeau]

"Loves Me Like A Rock" and "Late In The Evening". You'll be singing the chorus from the first one for a week!

[@2869may]

"LATE IN THE EVENING" is a GREAT upbeat story tellin tune.... It's a good time...!

[@sgtBelson]

@@2869may One of my all-time favorite tunes. Dave Brown’s guitar work in Central Park was spot on, and that’s my go-to version.

[@Ronshydrohub]

Thank you...love listening to you from Cape Town South Africa...i remember those times so well...I remember at that time how excited my wife and I then living in Johannesburg were because we were seeing black people being allowed to sit in the same restaurants as we were...we were really excited about that...the first restaurant was in the Carlton Hotel complex in Johannesburg...I am a musician now for about 55 years now and am still amazed how music can break down barriers...thank you for your great content...our differences should NEVER be on skin color...always look forward to listening to you...

[@davebzen795]

Ron, I have just read your comments, especially since you lived the experiences of that time. I submitted this to Harri and also provided some links related to this concert, the artists, etc. I am really pleasantly surprised at the number of views and more importantly the wonderful comments from this community. My main reason for having submitted this performance, as I wrote to Harri, was to demonstrate to those who view this video that music is the universal language. Music can transcend biases such as those which have been so polarizing in this time period. Peace be with you - DaveBZen

[@Cromicus99]

I love what you had to say about music bringing us all together. We are all one race living on this small blue marble flying through space. Love your brothers and sisters.

[@annamariehewitt3173]

THIS IS WORLD CLASS MUSIC...

[@PaulLangan1]

The Simon and Ladysmith Black Mambazo performed “Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes” at a Zimbabwe show in 1987 that was released as The African Concert. This video was not in South Africa but rather Zimbabwe where many South Africans were in the audience.

[@aviatom1]

That was awesome Harri, I'd forgotten all about this one. Paul Simon is pure genious

[@applcinamn]

I have the cd this is on. I was lucky to be able to see Simon and LBM perform it in concert. Just fantastic.

[@kathryndunn9655]

😄I'm loving this I'm really enjoying this I'm loving the dancers. Music brings people together. Ok m family now Harri✌🏼

[@Blue-qr7qe]

I thought that was Hugh Masekela. The flugelhorn threw me as i was unaware that he played one. Cool!

[@leahdoerr731]

I saw Paul Simon in Billings Montana!" He blew my mind! Keep it up you're awesome😁

[@haplogan]

Saw him in Denver Colorado, also mind blowing, I can still feel the snow falling on my head as we walked into the concert, such a great memory of a great evening with the great maestro of sounds and words.

[@benoitrenaud519]

That bass player will is incredible!

[@davidbentley145]

I have thisun on DVD...it is great that Paul gave these guys much exposure for the world to enjoy...the great talent they have is self evident...

[@harrietmiller3982]

🪅🙌👏🎶‼️ i really enjoyed your reaction to this. It is one of my favorite performances and I even remember suggesting this same performance to you a really long time ago! So glad you got to experience this. Paul even brought this group to New York and I think they appeared on Saturday Night Live or some show like that. There is a DVD video documentation of Paul's experience making music with this group,that comes with a special anniversary edition of Graceland CD. The behind the scenes with these musicians is heartwarming and joyful. You would love it. Every song from the Graceland CD is 🔥💯

[@irodney47]

I used to listen to this record on the road with my grama, mom, daughter and son…everyone was happy!

[@wdm5000]

This is one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite albums. There are probably more incredible songs and hits in this album than any other than I can think of. Another album he did called "Rhythm of the Saints" has some amazing songs, too. If you ever wanted to cover one of those, I might recommend "Cool, Cool River."

[@innercirclemusic1]

This is an historic & emotionally charged concert that took place in tue late 80s in Zimbabwe, the closest the Graceland experience could come to South Africa at the time. The cultural boycott against apartheid was in place, in addition to a state of emergency that would’ve made it impossible to host the concert in SA. Only in 1991 did Graceland first play out in SA. Many SAs crossed the border into Zim to experience one of the most iconic moments in South African music.

[@johnharding7650]

So nice to see you smile and show appreciation. Paul Simon traveled the world and incorporated many different styles and he was so intelligent and socially conscious.

[@lesliesterling826]

he's still alive! please don't talk about him in the past tense!!!

[@aerynoftalyn1307]

What a joyous moment in time caught on video!

[@ricklaszlo3989]

Isn't it amazing how many wonderful songs that we have never experienced I love this song Paul Simon is fantastic thanks again Harry for a wonderful video

[@photographerjonathan]

Great performance it brought some joy to my day. now I need to re listen to the Graceland album.

[@nantague]

I was fortunate enough to see the Graceland tour here in the States, with the same cast. Hands down, the best concert I ever attended (in a long life of concert going). One correction: this concert was actually put on just across the border in Zimbabwe.

[@NathanielHarari]

I saw this tour live. It was…amazing. I went with my brother and we had the most incredible time. Such a wonderful album, and every song a masterpiece. EDIT: Also, one of the best renditions *EVER* of N’Kosi Sikelele Afrika is done by Ladysmith Black Mambazo. Check it out when you can. It is one of my favourite songs in the entire world.

[@chrislind57]

Please do more reactions from that particular concert. The whole concert was brilliant.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

You talk about genius, this album personifies that genius. The song is great but listen to that guitar, bass, drums, horns. The musicians Simon used for this album are remarkable. And every song on the album is fantastic, one of his best selling solo albums.

[@fidge54]

The beautiful power of music

[@bobbyscott8024]

Beautiful music and a great reaction!

[@ignatiuskhan]

Oh, I missed this (once again wise) reaction of yours. Saw P. Simon on tour with this album and, as much as I like him, Ladysmith Black Mambazo were amazing. Just the thought of this gig gives me chills.

[@The5thGen]

What a great performance by all!!!

[@andrelevesque2405]

Everything about this song, especially seeing this amazing dancing choir, is beautiful, moving and inspiring. Thank you.

[@jeffmartin1026]

I saw him on the Graceland tour - absolutely stunning.

[@kathleenwalsh3713]

My husband and I were lucky enough to see this live show in Chicago - by miles THE BEST performance of anything I have ever seen, anywhere, ever ever ever. Including Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Hugh Masekela, Miriam Makeba. Just indescribably great. This is a great choice for a review - a million thanks!

[@Kat-gx3se]

I seem to remember there being an attempt on the life of Joseph Shabalala, the founder as well as one of his brothers was shot and killed. I couldn't wait to buy a Ladysmith cd after this came out and I still listen to it. They did a Sesame Street appearance doing the song "Put Down the Ducky"....that was awesome. It may be here on KZbin. So happy to see this here. You should really find and watch the entire concert, one of the best ever. Such happiness in their performance.

[@The5thGen]

Harri, I couldn't agree with you more regarding your comments about music bringing people together.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

FINALLY! a reaction to this masterpiece! thanks Shari!

[@johnathanstruble1064]

HARI...DAMN SPELL CHECKER!!

[@ruthcrawford3015]

OH How I loved this album!!! Such a silly song, so JOYFUL, and yes..more powerful than any politician could ever be!! The whole album is great. Love your reaction, thank you!!!

[@dizastro5437]

Wow. Perfect harmony on the dance.

[@melissakhalar1842]

I adore this! ❤

[@freedomluvr5126]

Music is the great equalizer. There are only two types of music, good and bad. Paul Simon makes good music.

[@flowergirlinWard17]

Hello. I am a little late to the party here, but better late than never. The thing about the people reacting to this song is that they are awed by the music, which is, indeed, glorious musical composition and performance. People seem to gloss over the lyrics of this song, which are quite profound in trying to explain what apartheid was all about. The lyrics are all about the difference between those who MINE the diamonds and those who WEAR the diamonds in society. The lyrics such as "'..... He's a poor boy Empty as a pocket with nothing to lose. sha na na Diamonds on the soles of their shoes" This refers to to both of them walking in the dirt of the diamond mines, and diamond dust ground into the soles of their shoes as they work to mine the diamonds, unable to sell the diamonds on the soles of their shoes as there were sanctions against the miners selling the diamonds on their own, Here were people who mined and provided the diamonds for the people inside the establishment who were barred from entering the establishment. And, "everybody knows what I am talking about". The lyrics are also about ignorance. There is a youtube video of a man who went to New York City diamond district. He takes a trowel and digs up all the dirt in the cracks of the sidewalks in front of the stores along the street of the diamond district. He takes a portable vacuum and he vacuums up all the dirt from the cracks of the sidewalk. He puts all the dirt from the cracks of the sidewalk of the diamond district of New York City and he ships it to himself in Colorado. He then takes a gold pan and some water and starts panning the dirt from the cracks of the sidewalk of the diamond district in New York City, and pans out about $900 in gold dust and a couple thousand dollars worth of cut diamonds that had been dropped out of pockets of the people who worked in the stores of the diamond district of New York City, the people who worked the jewelry, who filed metal gold burs from poured gold jewelry making and diamond setting. The people who make the jewelry are not the people who pay the money to wear the jewelry. The people who make the gold and diamond jewelry are not in the same social circles as the people who pay the money to wear the jewelry. They too, have "diamonds on the soles of their shoes. And that is the meaning of the lyrics of this song.

[@dwhite849]

Unbelievable album period end of story

[@roymoore3156]

The list of the greatest of all time keeps getting longer.

[@maeve4385]

It was on my walkman permanently for almost a year. Fantastic album

[@kahlodiego5299]

I once listened to this song for three days.

[@seanjohnson6186]

I love this❤️❤️

[@cherylsHTX]

New subscriber here. I stumbled upon your video and so glad I did. I was ten years old when the Graceland album came out. My mom owned a copy and I would play it over and over again. I was so entranced and thrilled at the sound. To this day it remains one of my favorites and it has so many memories of my mom attached to it now (she passed a few years ago) therefore it remains in my heart. Thank you for your reaction!

[@cubfanmike]

Peace thru music - right on, brother

[@kevinhumphreys1016]

Always liked Hugh Masekela's Grazing in the Grass

[@dgp9627]

Wow, I love this song, but never saw it live. You're right Harri, great music transcends and connects people. Great reaction.

[@lancevaughn432]

Paul Simon, “My And Julio Down By The School Yard”. Special guests, Spud Webb, Mickey Mantle, John Madden.

[@debzvideos]

Absolute magic!

[@fridaylong2812]

The Graceland album was recorded entirely in Africa. The whole album is fire.

[@DuneFreak66]

I love this whole tour! They made some great music together! Great reaction choice!