Ayo with Gary Dourdan - A Change is Gonna Come

A Change Is Gonna Come written by Sam Cooke, a filmed live perfomance by Ayo and Gary Dourdan

The female recording artist known as Ayo radiates love, and often hangs her heart over the edge and sings about pain. Angels have blessed her with one of the sweetest soulful voices. Just a glance into her eyes and the radiance of her kindness and love shines bright and is as rare and pure as the groove and soul in her music.

This particular live filmed performance was for a French show, Taratata TV. Ayo and actor/musician Gary Dourdan perform the historic classic Sam Cooke song titled A Change Is Going To Come. The song was track #7 on the album titled Ain't That Good News, which was his 13th and final album, which was released on March 1, 1964 on the RCA Victor label, which still exists today as RCA Records.

The recording featured below has slightly reduced audio and video resolution, to the point of sounding like an old AM radio in a 1964 Volkswagen Bug, which isn't such a bad thing because that is when the song was relased. Turn it up!

Ayo and Gary Dourdan - A Change is Gonna Come

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Visit Sam Cooke's inductee page at The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame RockHall.com/inductees/sam-cooke

This post was created on June 4, 2009 , with subsequent edits and mobile friendly updates by Mariana L. Villanueva for The Indies Network.

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Pink - Dear Mr. President (Filmed Live at Wembly Arena)

Music Television presents Pink and a filmed performance of her song titled Dear Mr. President, live at Wembly Arena.

Music Television presents Pink performing her political/patriotic protest song titled Dear Mr President, Live at Wembley Arena in London, England, during her I'm Not Dead tour in 2006. Dear Mr. President was written by Pink (Alicia Moore) and Billie Mann.

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Pink - Dear Mr. President (Live Music Video)

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Chaka Khan and Rufus - Tell Me Something Good (Early 1974 Career Breakout Performance)

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That is Bob Hope's voice introducing Rufus featuring Chaka Khan in this awesome old school 1974 clip as they perform their first hit together titled Tell Me Something Good, live in what was an early career breakout performance just about when Chaka Khan's career was starting to get traction. This is a great piece of history. What's not to love?

Chaka Khan and Rufus - Tell Me Something Good (Live)

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Stevie Wonder wrote Tell Me Something Good for Rufus. He also went on to perform it many times himself.

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