political funk and soul songs please
AlGarth
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I got this project.I need to find funk and soul songs with a political or ani-establishment theme.Off the top I got "impeach the President" and "you can have watergate".Please feel free to add on. I need titles and artist please.Thanks in advance.-AL
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Cool Sounds - Where Do We Go From Here
Ruth Copeland - The Medal
Eddie Kendricks - Someday We'll Have a Better World
I'm sure I'll think of more...
DJ Ferrari
Syl Johnson "Concrete Reservation"
"America Has the Cutback Blues" Frontliners
Timeless lyrics.
"Back Street" Daz Rene
Common stuff might be goo also cuz I might need artist images also.
I need high res images so i'm trying not to pull them off the web but rather scan them. Unfortunately I don't have any records with shots of Daz Rene, Frontliners, or Cool Sounds.
Keep em' coming.
thanks
-Al
Of Course Headless Heroes and Outlaw
Also Black With NV by Black Sheep comes to mind as well.
Marlena Shaw - Woman of the Ghetto
"hear our voices....."
Maybe some Whitfield-era Temptations. "Stop The War", "Law Of The Land", "Ball Of Confusion" and so forth. Can't go wrong with Gil Scott-Heron either.
Joe Quarterman - So Much Trouble
..."Vietnam war, Junkies at my door, I've got sooooo much trouble in my mind...."
-Original band that recorded this with Joe refused to be on any official release because of it's political references. Good one.
might be too easy but, "War" Edwin Starr
"jews and the arabs, all pawns in the masters game"
whatever thats called
so I'll Cosign what Thes said, sorry for the repeat
Steady on!
..... But I have a question - What If We All Stopped Paying Taxes? We'd get served, but the thought is good.
There??s this " Black & Proud " compilation (2 vols.) that can be a good start point. You can find track lists and some information about it
here
Peace
"You're The Man" - Marvin Gaye
"The Impeachment Story" - Steel, Jake, and Jeff
this 45 is an audio collage of samples telling the watergate story
Most of Funkadelic but especially America Eats Its Young is pretty politically charged.
Nat Turner Rebellion - Laugh To Keep From Crying, Tribute To A Slave
Mighty Hannibal -- "Hymn No. 5" (There are actually 2 versions, one about prison and the other about Vietnam)
Sergio Mendes cover of "For What It's Worth"