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Listen Whitey!

Listen Whitey! Sounds of Black Power 1967-74


Listen, Whitey, The Sounds of Black Power 1967-1974 is the musical accompaniment to a labour of love and dedication by music producer and scholar Pat Thomas over the course of four years – interviewing leaders of the Black Power movement and collating music and artwork to piece together a 70,000 word tome on the sounds that defined a key movement and moment in Black American culture. Contained within the CD are a series of rare, rich and fascinating tracks inexorably linked with the Black Power movement. From Motown’s short-lived Black Forum offshoot label, to the crossover between White and Black artists shouting for the same goal from differing perspectives and positions, it is a fascinating and captivating listen: equal parts history lesson, musical scholarship and a profound, humbling and richly textured listening experience.

Tracklist
  • 1. Shahid Quintet - Invitation To Black Power (Parts 1 & 2)
    2. Stokely Carmichael - Free Huey
    3. Eddie Harris with Gene McDaniels - Silent Majority (Live At Newport)
    4. Elaine Brown - Until We’re Free
    5. Bob Dylan - George Jackson (Acoustic Version)
    6. The Watts Prophets - Dem Niggers Ain’t Playing
    7. Marlena Shaw- Woman Of The Ghetto (Live at Montreux)
    8. Dick Gregory - Black Power
    9. Kain - I Ain’t Black
    10. Roy Harper - I Hate The White Man
    11. Gil Scott-Heron - Winter In America (Solo Version)
    12. Eldridge Cleaver - Tim Leary
    13. John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Angela
    14. The Lumpen - Free Bobby Now
    15. The Original Last Poets - Die Nigga!!!
    16. Amiri Baraka - Who Will Survive America

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