Ross Jackson is more than a thought leader and visionary; here he is performing a song he wrote for the Occupy Movement. I think it is both inspiring and entertaining, an excellent companion to his recent book by the same name. You can learn more about the Occupy World Street agenda at the website, http://occupyworldstreet.org/.
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YES, music and art can be powerfull factors in changing attitudes and systems. Let us introduce the Sugarman effect. Watch the film “Searching for Sugarman’ to find out what the Sugarman effect is…
Your comment is very timely. I just last evening went to the theater to see Searching for Sugarman, a most remarkable film with a most remarkable story. I give it my HIGHEST rating and encourage everyone to see it. Find reviews and trailers at http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/searching_for_sugar_man/
Great song, Ross – we’d love to change the city names to New Zealand
cities and sing it at ‘The Awareness Party’ meeting here in Auckland – can you post the guitar chords???
Love your video too!…we showed it at The Unitarian Church in Auckland a couple weeks ago fyi 🙂