BOB ABERNETHY, anchor: This past week, one of the tributes to Martin Luther King Jr. was a family affair. Reverend Michael Haynes, the long-time minister at Twelfth Baptist Church in Boston, was a friend of the civil rights leader -- the two worked together at the church in the 1950s. This year, Reverend Haynes invited his brother, renowned jazz drummer Roy Haynes, to be part of a special musical service honoring King. Reverend Haynes talked with us about how music inspired the civil rights movement.

Reverend MICHAEL E. HAYNES (Preaching to Congregation): Today, I invite you to march, as one of the world's greatest jazz drummers salutes my friend Martin, the drum major for justice. My oldest living brother, Roy Owen Haynes.

Rev. HAYNES (Senior Minister, Twelth Baptist Church of Boston): Dr. King liked jazz. What we may call rhythm and blues and jazz are almost first cousins to the traditional music of the black church.