Roberta Flack - Gone Away video free download

Kimberly York

I would love to do a band with this musical configuration, strings, piano deep and sultry, a little jazz-- deep resonant voice. Where is that music today?

muntu thompson

roberta you my everything

D Coop

WOW .... I remember this song as a teenager

solesirching73

"Hey joe, where you goin' with that gun in your hand?Hey joe, I said where you goin' with that gun in your hand?I'm goin' down to shoot my old ladyYou know I caught her messin' 'round with another man"Yes, that ending does sound like Hendrix's "Hey Joe" - Donny Hathaway would use that same pattern for his Ray Charles remake "I Believe to My Soul"

Chiara L

e questa? voce meravigliosa..

Ian Jay

What you know about that......On my Donny Hathaway today!

Ian Jay

What you know about that......On my Donny Hathaway today!

pokerface

love this song, the lyrics, the soulful, silky vocals and that tuba just kills it!

jetpaq

That shit is straight up cold. I can hear Donny's Heart in that song.. awesome.

The Covenant Child

What you know about that? I know all about that!

mrdbrown100

whatchu know about that

BrianRaider

Fuckin Right Why My Dad Playin This Today & I Hear The Breakdown At The End I'm Like What You Know About Dat !!!! Aahahhahahahahha Wow! It Is The Music That Unites Us All!

Romain Fleury

The end reminds me of Hey Joe by Jimi.

Karen Randolph

Is it considered a "sample" when it is the original?

MixtheHustlar

Bassline living its own life :D

Roger Green

Happy birthday, Roberta!

Deborah Denard Delgado

La, la, La!!!!!

Bill James

Oh, do I remember this song. There were far too many women in my life and just not enough of me to share. But, I learned a lesson from my missteps. A man must mature sometime in life-I was 26 years old at the time. Thank you, Roberta for that song it brings back memories both good and forgettable-but memories none the less.

ldeezy H

I'm so appreciative of music from these days. It was a rap song that brought me here.

tubebitch12

I have to add that Roberta, voice with that orchestra, blends so well and magnificent, the horns and strings and that bass guitar! Well let's just say you, have got to have special skills and chops to do a song like this! Roberta owns it!

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