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Wade In the Water/Negro Spiritual - Yolanda Rhodes

Yolanda's storytelling and powerful singing makes a compelling and entertaining statement. SUBSCRIBE COMMENT SHARE VIDEO Wade In The Water" is a traditional Negro Spiritual -- a folk song that was born out of the American institution of slavery. "Wade In The Water" and other Negro Spirituals sprang to life on the southern plantations of the United States. These songs spoke of hope, "and the ultimate justice and brotherhood..." of mankind. Most importantly, the descendants of African people sang about strategically escaping the inhumane bondage of slavery and about being liberated from extremely cruel conditions. This song can be heard today as a hymn, gospel, or R&B song. The roots of negro spirituals are quite often the basis of American music --- blues, jazz, gospel, rock n roll, R&B, rap, hip hop and pop music. Yolanda Rhodes - soprano Bob Gardner - bass, Steve Jones - piano John Strecker - drums www.yolandarhodes.com Wade In the water Wade In the water, children Wade In the water God's gonna trouble the water See that man all dressed in white God's gonna trouble the water He looks like the leader of the Israelites God's gonna trouble the water. Wade In the water Wade In the water, children Wade In the water God's gonna trouble the water See that band all dressed in red God's gonna trouble the water It looks like the band that Moses led God's gonna trouble the water Wade in the water Wade In the water, children Wade In the water God's gonna trouble the water Wade in the water Wade In the water, children Wade In the water God's gonna trouble the water