DionAbraham, Martin And John (3:21)

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“Abraham, Martin & John” is a 1968 song written by Dick Holler and first recorded by Dion. It is a tribute to the memories of icons of social change, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Jr., John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy. It was written as a response to the assassinations of King and the younger Kennedy in April and June 1968.
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  • The Essential Dion
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  • The Best of Dion
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  • Sanctuary/Suite for Late Summer
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  • maggiegus

    too many greats r gone................ miss em.............

    June 2011
  • MathiasWilly

    endlich höre ich diesen Titel wieder ... diese Stimmung habe ich nie vergessen

    October 2009
  • tellok

    His sentiment is understandable given the time it was recorded in, and therefore worthy. Great recording even it had been hummed. Just a brilliant career overall.

    April 2009
  • daterecd

    I haven't heard this song in ages. It always made me cry...as it is now. :-(

    March 2009
  • edumoho

    todo corazon

    March 2009
  • davezee

    This song gives me the shivers! Very moving and intense.

    March 2009
  • rangerblue52

    very powerful song

    March 2009
  • therottingstrip

    you're sloppy.

    January 2009
  • Blau-Knox

    Nice Hammond organ. Poignant.

    January 2009
  • sapphire333

    reminds me of days gone by

    December 2008
  • lihei

    Yes, sloppy sentiment.

    November 2008
  • fakehead

    sloppy sentiment?

    September 2008
  • ElectricSoul921

    It's amazing how diverse he could be.

    June 2008
  • lihei

    Despite the sloppy sentiment, a well constructed song.

    May 2008
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