Richie Havens - Going Back To My Roots flac album

Going Back to My Roots" is a 1977 song by Lamont Dozier. Cover versions by Odyssey, FPI Project, and Linda Clifford have entered the UK Singles Chart, with the FPI Project's version charting in other European markets as well. Originally an album track discussing genealogy, the song was written for the African-American market and touches on the matters of self-identity, family, and soul fulfillment. It has appeared on assorted compilation albums.

Going home, I'm going home Going home, going home where I do belong Not found the riches that I've got the time Finding out happiness is just a state of mind Just a state of mind, just a state of mind Just a state of mind, yeah. Zippin' up the boots, goin' back to the roots To the place of my birth, get on down to the earth. It's not black, it's not white It's not red, it's not yellow It's not black, it's not white. It's not red, it's not yellow It's not black, it's not white It's not red, it's not yellow.

Roots Suite (Ajomora - Going Back To My Roots - Baba Awa)". 1981 They took the tune first to on the UK Singles Chart in 1989 whilst backed with "Rich In Paradise", and in 1999 to in its own right The song appears on the compilation album Deep Heat 5 – Feed the Fever. The song charted for a single week.

Going Back To My Roots. Type - Guitar Pro. Part - Whole Song. One of the very best Disco Songs of the late 70s, early 80s! This song is the sixth track of Richie Havens' 1980 album "Connections" and has a length of 5:04. A Guitar Pro file which contains at least the bass part would be great. drums) and included chord names would be nice, but for myself not really necessary.

Changes of Life by Jeff Mills (1992). The House Is Mine by The Hypnotist (1991). Going Back to My Roots by Linda Clifford (2002). Going Back to My Roots by Synapson feat.

Complete your Richie Havens collection. Apparently some Balearic DJs had claimed the Richie Havens' version as their discovery, obviously unaware that the black scene had got there first many years before (it had even been issued as a DJ-only promo in the early 80s alongside the Lamont Dozier original, the parent company, WEA, owning both recordings). Most of the people on The Hacienda dancefloor that night had first heard ‘Going Back To My Roots’ via the poppier Odyssey version, a UK hit in 1981 – it was a track that connected to us all in one way or another. Rispondi Avvertimi 8 Helpful.