🎙️Ep. 3: The Final Verse – The Tragedy and Legacy of Sam Cooke
Runtime: 5m 11s | Hosted by: Daniel & Danyele

By 1964, Sam Cooke had it all, hit records, a thriving business, and a song ready to define a generation. However, fame comes with shadows. In this episode of Echoes of Sam Cooke, Daniel and Danyele take us from the heights of Cooke’s stardom to the mysteries of his final night in Los Angeles.

Was his death the result of a tragic misunderstanding, or something far more complex, tied to power, race, and resistance? The questions remain, but so does the music. Cooke’s “A Change Is Gonna Come” became the anthem of the Civil Rights Movement, carried forward by artists from Otis Redding to Alicia Keys.

From gospel roots to a timeless legacy, Sam Cooke’s voice still echoes—reminding us that even in silence, truth sings on.
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🎵  Ep. 2: Crossing Over – Sam Cooke Finds His Sound

Runtime: 3m 49s | Hosted by: Daniel & Danyele

From gospel star to crossover sensation, Sam Cooke broke barriers and redefined American music. In this episode of Echoes of the Past, Daniel and Danyele trace his journey from leaving The Soul Stirrers to topping every chart with “You Send Me.” Along the way, we see Cooke the businessman building SAR Records, the activist inspired to write A Change Is Gonna Come, and the visionary who blended soul, strategy, and social change.

Where tradition meets ambition.
Where a new voice becomes a movement.
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✨ Ep. 1: Before the Fame – The Rise of Sam Cooke

Runtime: 6m 59s | Hosted by: Daniel & Danyele

Before the chart-toppers, before the velvet voice became legend, he was just Sam. In this opening episode of Echoes of the Past, Daniel and Danyele trace the early life of Sam Cooke, from his gospel roots to the first sparks of soul. Told through rich narration and reflection, this story brings history to life and sets the stage for a deeper exploration of an artist who changed everything.

 His voice moved the world. But first, he had to find it.
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