Freedom, Glory, Be Our Name

Iranian-American musicians, artists, and filmmakers united in keeping the struggle for freedom alive



DOWNLOAD SONG at www.freedomgloryproject.com



"Freedom, Glory, Be Our Name"

written by Johnny B



Performed By:

Johnny B (Lead Vocals/Guitar)

Ali Eskandarian (Lead Vocals/Guitar)

Raam (Lead Vocals)

Esfand (Daf/Vocals)

Doug Wright (Bass)



Poetry read by Shoja Azari

Written by Shamloo



Chorus:

Arooj, Roja, Ana, Pooya, Andre



Produced By:

Freedon Glory Project and Andre Fratto



Engineered by Amos Halfi

Recorded at Skyline studio



Video:

Shot, edited and directed by Nariman.

Special thanks to Shoja Azari.

from Maryam
02-Jul-2009
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Thank you, such a great

by Goleh Rose (not verified) on Sat Jul 04, 2009 12:32 PM PDT

Thank you, such a great work. I am into music and this is one of the best songs I have ever listened. The tune is so catching that I have been playing it non-stop and have recommended to friends. If there was a competition for the best songs regarding the recent events in Iran, I am sure you were the first winner. Ba Tashakor, be omideh azadi.


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Very cinematic...

by Airplane (not verified) on Fri Jul 03, 2009 01:36 PM PDT

Great job, very cinematic and artistic...keep up the great work...


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ghalam-doon

Who are these people?

by ghalam-doon on Fri Jul 03, 2009 02:08 PM PDT

I don't know these people but it's a good try. On the other hand, where are all the Tehrangelesi singers/song writers/performers? The same poeple who shed crocodile tears for their hamvatans in Iran. How come they're all silent? Can they put aside one day from their busy schedule of dancing and partying to help their own people? Couldn't they put a video together, something like "we're the world." What do they have to lose? Are they still hoping that one day they could go back to Iran and perform in front of the mullahs?


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Setareh Cheshmakzan

Why a song about "NO restraint" in English?

by Setareh Cheshmakzan on Fri Jul 03, 2009 08:13 AM PDT

Why feed the allegations of a velvet revolution by making a song for the Western or Westernised audience?  Who are you communicating to?  To people in Iran?  Well, for the start, the main languages there are Farsi and Azari!!


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HATEIRI

Thank you -- excellent -- it is awesome - struggle will continue

by HATEIRI on Thu Jul 02, 2009 08:48 PM PDT

Thank you -- excellent -- it is awesome - struggle will continue

 

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