This is a song that was made popular during the Civil Rights movement in the States during the 60s

[@lindaglover7088]

sometimes the soul needs to hear a song like this one 🌻🪻🌷🌹🥀

[@maxfieldstanton4541]

Like a tree planted by the water, I shall not be moved. ❤❤❤

[@alanfhathaway-k3s]

Professoressa.❤Giddins....

[@lizadoc1]

Thank you! Pete Seeger did it with a banjo too! A classic

[@ulfjohannesson8036]

so nice with this sparse accompagnement, really makes the words and the emotion shine out

[@huliniswhoiam]

It really gives you time to feel each note at this tempo!

[@patrickconnor7658]

What an amazing voice.

[@paulswabek173]

Ever since college I've been obsessed with historical folk and bluegrass especially from African roots. Never knew all these instruments and songs came from slave musicians and African musicians before them. Such a welcome sound when it's often related to moonshine and smoking weed at festivals nowadays

[@tate1999h]

Real black culture has been hijacked.

[@dsremingto]

She has a wonderful eclectic repertoire! Sings any of it beautifully,! 🎶

[@melissawall4108]

I love her! I can listen to her all day.

[@pono503]

Oh Darling I sang this song with two other ladies...it was very impromptu which I loved...at a tangihanga ~funeral of a kūia ~ an old woman... as she was being sent off on her nēhu ~ burial....it was so beautiful.... We sang..."We shall not, we shall not be moved...just like a tree standing by the waterside...We shall not be moved"...a scripture in the bible... so beautiful...& I am not religious.....an old spiritual...

[@pono503]

Sang this @ a funeral 🌿🕊️💜with three other women it's such a beautiful song literally scripture in Proverbs I think. Never heard the addition of Jacob's ladder but so sweet this is....

[@Sdween]

It was a beautiful moment to see you in the David Harewood documentary.

[@peggybowe2445]

This helps to heal my soul. I grew up in south Alabama and was a grammar school aged child during George Wallace's regime while the battle for civil rights was at it's height. What a BEAUTIFUL and POWERFUL 🎵 SONG!

[@SheliaJones-i6v]

First time hearing your music. I like it. 😊🥰

[@bobapbob5812]

Rhiannon cannot be out done.

[@bobmckayfreedom]

Saw you on documentary about minstrelsy …you sounded great 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@iancampbell3202]

Fabulous

[@zebradun7407]

Beautiful!

[@donnaperez1673]

Absolutely 💯 beautiful ❤

[@jenniferraleigh3500]

I love this song. My Aunt Bert played this song every Sunday morning at Sunday school❤

[@thoughfullylost6241]

Always amazing

[@daveyoung9090]

So very beautiful...thank you so much.

[@ginarivers3779]

Please sing this in Ann Arbor!🙏🏽

[@brianoneil3532]

Love you Rhiannon

[@Charlie-wg4zv]

Me hace pensar en un viaje al cielo. Me ciento tan tranquilo.

[@carolyn85930]

A one in a generation voice!

[@ezekielokorie6775]

Wow! Amen.

[@garyisaacson8342]

I love this woman...

[@ted1091]

I would love to hear her sing with Sweet Honey in the Rock.

[@rhondarobinson8443]

yes!!

[@sagass910]

❤❤❤

[@yeah_right88]

❤❤

[@jeanpierrechebaut]

La meilleure

[@ObservationsofMaggie]

Love you

[@randyschock7374]

Your really pretty!

[@HD-sr2zz]

Come to Canada

[@johnhendricks8407]

She uses the 3 fingered claw style..Just like Earl Scruggs

[@scottlark8367]

Okay Mama!

[@jeweloholic]

Sounds like a southern spiritual song the African Americans wrote from the 1800s.

[@geepeerces]

Thats because it IS a slave hymn from the early 1800s.

[@QuakerLady]

Is she playing a fretless banjo?

[@HomeAtLast501]

Babe.

[@milfywaygalaxy5096]

She's got a good voice, but she needs to really research something before she starts spreading misinformation. She told the whole world with her full chest that the banjo was invented in Africa 🤨

[@laurentanoumoubenissan-t3389]

Oui le banjo est d'origine Africaine !!!

[@milfywaygalaxy5096]

@@laurentanoumoubenissan-t3389 Nope. It's not.

[@nocomment5398]

Fabulous