Description:

A collection of message songs from the 1960s and 1970s, mainly soul, funk, and blues, that you need to hear now that "Black Lives Matter" is being called for! Black Lives Matter" is a protest movement that began on May 25th in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and has now spread around the world. This compilation features songs by African Americans that address these themes of racism, equality, poverty, solidarity, and change. Let yourself be moved by the soulful cries of African-Americans for freedom and justice!

Tracklisting:

01　 Willie Rodgers / Wake Up
02　 Essence / Black Reflections
03　 Angels Of Joy / Mr. President
04　 Fontella Bass / Talking About Freedom
05 　Pace-Setters / Push On Jesse Jackson
06 　Ernest Franklin / Trying Time
07 　Earl King / Let’s Make A Better World
08 　Bobby Patterson / This Whole Funky World Is A Ghetto
09 　Robert Ward / All Proud Races
10 　Eddie Lang / Food Stamp Blues (Part 1)
11 　Syl Johnson / Is It Because I’m Black
12 　Mighty Joe Young / Hard Times (Follow Me)
13 　Dorothy Norwood / Come And Go With Me
14 　Lowell Fulson / Sleeper
15 　The Traveling Echoes / I’d Like To Know
16　 Calvin Leavy / Cummins Prison Farm　　※
17 　McKinley Sandifer / Get Up (If You Want To Be Somebody)
18 　Brother Will Hairston / Alabama Bus (Parts 1 & 2)
19 　Ellen Jackson Big Star Band / Ghetto Boogie
20 　Stanley Winston / No More Ghettos In America
21 　Little Joe Washington / The Ghetto
22 　The Meditation Singers / A Change Is Gonna Come