Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
I originally posted this video quite a few years ago, but it was taken down by YouTube because of the images I had used to show "man's inhumanity to man." I recently had the idea of redoing the video by hiding the offending images and adding the lyrics and chords. It was tricky to edit, but I think this is the best I can do.
First of all, thanks to Stevie Wonder for making such a great album, Conversation Peace. There was a time when the album was the only thing I was listening to, over and over.
Secondly, thanks to Raphael Perdigon, who collaborated with me on this video. He made the basic track onto which I added my vocals and ukulele.
And of course big thanks to my ukulele friends who contributed to the spoken part at the end: Mary-Anne, Andre, Brad, Natalie, Dirk, Lana, Russ, Michelle, Ken, Deach, Bosco, Honey, Alan, and Liz (with her grandkids).
All for one, one for all. There's no way we'll reach our greatest heights unless we heed the call!
I originally posted this video quite a few years ago, but it was taken down by YouTube because of the images I had used to show "man's inhumanity to man." I recently had the idea of redoing the video by hiding the offending images and adding the lyrics and chords. It was tricky to edit, but I think this is the best I can do.
First of all, thanks to Stevie Wonder for making such a great album, Conversation Peace. There was a time when the album was the only thing I was listening to, over and over.
Secondly, thanks to Raphael Perdigon, who collaborated with me on this video. He made the basic track onto which I added my vocals and ukulele.
And of course big thanks to my ukulele friends who contributed to the spoken part at the end: Mary-Anne, Andre, Brad, Natalie, Dirk, Lana, Russ, Michelle, Ken, Deach, Bosco, Honey, Alan, and Liz (with her grandkids).
All for one, one for all. There's no way we'll reach our greatest heights unless we heed the call!
