I thought this goes well with the whole “Occupy” movement currently taking place.
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This was brought to my attention yesterday as I was driving to work, and the program, ‘Democracy Now’ was on the radio. They were broadcasting about this singer, who recently performed at the APEC Summit, in front of many world leaders.
http://www.democracynow.org/2011/11/14/occupy_honolulu_hawaiian_musician_makana_performs
Not sure how I missed this post! I love the video. Thanks!
I think that this taps into many of the deep protest roots of what is going on. The spirit of Seeger and Guthrie. “This Land is My Land” is radical for a reason.