- Original Release Date: September 12, 2006
- Label: Aware/Columbia
- Copyright: (P) 2006 Aware Records LLC
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- Duration: 3:21 minutes
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- ASIN: B001BKRX6W
- Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
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| Song Title | Artist | Time | Price | ||
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| Play | Waiting On The World To Change | John Mayer | 3:21 | $1.29 |
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Most artist have a defining moment...a song or an album that they will be associated with for the rest of their lives.
Most of those artist's have written songs of empowerment and hope.
examples:
Sam Cooke and "A Change Is Gonna Come"
Marvin Gaye and "Whats Going On"
Curtis Mayfield "People Get Ready"
Bob Dylan "Blowin In The Wind"
Isaac Hayes and "Soulsville"
Bobby Womack and "American Dream"
Michael Jackson/Lionel Richie "We Are The World"
John Mayer reminds me of a few of these artist's all wrapped up in one
He has the Soul of Marvin Gaye
The Directness Of Sam Cooke
and the Finesse of Curtis Mayfield.
I love this song..truly with all of my heart..i fell in love with it the first time i heard it and i am still in love with it.
The music is mellow and the way JM phrases the melody he wrote combined with the bells playing the hook it almost sounds like a lullaby.
There is a new version on a CD Called "YES WE CAN VOICES OF A GRASS ROOTS MOVEMENT" that has excerpts of President Barack Obama's speech in it that i love.
It sent chills through me to hear his speech in the song just as Dr. MLK Jr. sent chills through me while he was speaking in Bobby Womacks song "American Dream"
I wish J-May the best of success and i feel that "Waiting On The World To Change" will be the song that will define him and his career for years to come.
Most of those artist's have written songs of empowerment and hope.
examples:
Sam Cooke and "A Change Is Gonna Come"
Marvin Gaye and "Whats Going On"
Curtis Mayfield "People Get Ready"
Bob Dylan "Blowin In The Wind"
Isaac Hayes and "Soulsville"
Bobby Womack and "American Dream"
Michael Jackson/Lionel Richie "We Are The World"
John Mayer reminds me of a few of these artist's all wrapped up in one
He has the Soul of Marvin Gaye
The Directness Of Sam Cooke
and the Finesse of Curtis Mayfield.
I love this song..truly with all of my heart..i fell in love with it the first time i heard it and i am still in love with it.
The music is mellow and the way JM phrases the melody he wrote combined with the bells playing the hook it almost sounds like a lullaby.
There is a new version on a CD Called "YES WE CAN VOICES OF A GRASS ROOTS MOVEMENT" that has excerpts of President Barack Obama's speech in it that i love.
It sent chills through me to hear his speech in the song just as Dr. MLK Jr. sent chills through me while he was speaking in Bobby Womacks song "American Dream"
I wish J-May the best of success and i feel that "Waiting On The World To Change" will be the song that will define him and his career for years to come.
By dm8711
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Has a nice beat and is easy to dance to. I give it a rating based upon my tastes. Your mileage may differ!
By misken2
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I found this music interesting relaxing and enjoyable. I think this particular song has very good story and his vocals are excellent.
