I Think I Said Something ..." is the witness, words, and works of the life, legacy, and ministry of Rev. Dr. Frederick G. Sampson, II. It is a collection of glimpses, inclusive of his history, his writing, and expression of reflections by his family, peers, and his sons and daughters in the ministry. These elements are woven together with images that texturize the story by telling their own story - images of his life on the campus of Bishop College or of him baptizing in the River Jordan in Jerusalem, and photos of him as a young preacher and his journey to a senior pastor and statesman. "Never before had I heard a black preacher quote a soliloquy from Hamlet and a Shakespearean sonnet ... in their entirety! And then came Fred Sampson. With a deep sonorous, baritone/bass voice, Dr. Sampson could transport with ease any hearer from his or her particular place and space in life back to a pub sitting next to a Bard of Avon hearing ... then suddenly see Jesus at the wedding in Cana ... only Frederick G. Sampson could do that."--Rev. Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr