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“A Change Is Gonna Come” — these words, sung by Sam Cooke in 1964, still echo through the heart of Black America. But Sam Cooke wasn’t just a voice — he was the voice. He was gospel royalty turned soul pioneer, a businessman, a fighter for Black autonomy, and a symbol of Black excellence in an era that didn’t want him to shine.
But Sam didn’t just want fame — he wanted freedom. In a time when most Black artists were exploited by white-owned labels, Cooke started his own record label (SAR Records) and music publishing company. He mentored future legends like Lou Rawls, The Valentinos, and Billy Preston.
On December 11, 1964, at just 33 years old, Sam Cooke was shot and killed in a Los Angeles motel under circumstances that remain murky to this day. Some say it was self-defense, others cry conspiracy. What’s clear is this: a rising king was silenced far too soon.
In Black history, Sam Cooke stands among the greats not just for how he sang, but why he sang. His music gave voice to love, to pain, and to hope. He wasn’t just singing to entertain — he was singing to uplift a people.

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