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Title [The Sounds Of Black Power 1967-1974 ] ░██▓
Artist [Listen Whitey! ] ██▒
Label [LightInTheAttic ] Genre [Folk ] ██░
Quality/Size [44.1 @VBR 118,7 MB Ripped [08-24-2012 ] ▒██
Grabbed from [Vinyl ] Enc [Lame 3.98 ] ▓██
Website [www.lightintheattic.com ] ▒██
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Track Time Title ██
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01 06:03 Shahid Quintet - Invitation To Black Power ██
(Parts 1 & 2) ██
02 04:46 Stokely Carmichael - Free Huey ██
03 05:44 Eddie Harris With Gene Mcdaniels - Silent Majority ██
(Live At Newport) ██
04 02:10 Elaine Brown - Until We're Free ██
05 03:36 Bob Dylan - George Jackson (Acoustic Version) ██
06 01:51 The Watts Prophets - Dem Niggers Ain't Playing ██
07 10:01 Marlena Shaw - Woman Of The Ghetto ██
(Live At Montreux) ██
08 02:45 Dick Gregory - Black Power ██
09 05:46 Kain - I Ain't Black ██
10 08:01 Roy Harper - I Hate The White Man ██
11 06:23 Gil Scott - Heron-Winter In America (Solo Version) ██
12 05:28 Eldridge Cleaver - Tim Leary ██
13 04:04 John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Angela ██
14 02:18 The Lumpen - Free Bobby Now ██
15 03:13 The Original Last Poets - Die Nigga ██
16 03:03 Amiri Baraka - Who Will Survive America ██
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16 75:12 min ██
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The Definitive Black Power Aural Document ██░
Over a five year period in Oakland, CA - archivist Pat ██
Thomas befriended key leaders of the seminal Black Power ██
Movement, dug through Huey Newton's archives at Stanford ██
University, spent countless hours and thousands of dollars ██
on eBay, and talked to rank and file Black Panther Party ██
members, uncovering dozens of obscure albums, singles, and ██
stray tapes. Along the way, he began to piece together a ██
time period (1967-1974) when revolutionaries were seen as ██
pop culture icons: Bobby Seale, Eldridge Cleaver, Angela ██
Davis, Stokely Carmichael - and musicians were seen as ██
revolutionaries; Gil Scott-Heron, The Last Poets, Bob Dylan, ██
John Lennon and others. As a result, Thomas wrote a 70,000- ██
word hardcover book entitled Listen, Whitey! The Sights and ██
Sounds of Black Power 1965 - 1975 - to be published by ██
Fantagraphics in early 2012 - which also includes some 200 ██
full color images of obscure recordings that encompass rock, ██
soul, jazz, comedy, poetry, and even religious sermons ██
blended with Black Nationalism. ██
Light In The Attic Records presents the companion ██
'soundtrack' to the book, For the time first ever, Black and ██
White artists share space on a definitive anthology of the ██
Black Power era. A cross-cultural overview that sees Bob ██
Dylan's out of print 1971 single "George Jackson" reissued ██
for the first time along with several selections from ██
Motown's long forgotten 'Black Forum' label - Motown's early ██
70's Black Power militant imprint that has never been ██
documented until now with provocative recordings from SNCC ██
spokesman Stokely Carmichael, outspoken African-American ██
poet Amiri Baraka, and Black Panther Party singer/songwriter ██
Elaine Brown. ██
Intensive hours of research led to a 16-track anthology that ██
not only brings together Dylan and Lennon on the same ██
compilation for the first time (via John & Yoko's 1972 song ██
about Angela Davis), but presents the diversity of the Black ██
Power Movement like never before. Despite their common goal ██
of freedom and respect, many of these activists didn't ██
necessarily speak for or to each other. Eldridge Cleaver was ██
living in exile in Algiers in 1970 when LSD guru Timothy ██
Leary showed up seeking asylum. Weeks later, Leary was ██
placed under 'house arrest' by Cleaver and that moment is ██
presented here. The Last Poets quickly splintered into ██
several factions not long after their debut and several ██
recordings capture that tumultuous period. Comedian Dick ██
Gregory was as into mocking the establishment as he was ██
trying to make people laugh and his monologue reflects a ██
time when 'entertainment' needed to be political to be ██
relevant. There were regional private press 7 inch singles ██
from the likes of the Shahid Quintet, and the Black ██
Panther's own band The Lumpen. Gene McDaniels' Outlaw album ██
has long been a cult favorite, and is represented by a 1970 ██
live version of "Silent Majority." No Black Power anthology ██
would be complete without Gil Scott-Heron featured on a rare ██
1970's solo piano take of "Winter in America." The ██
international significance of the times is reflected with a ██
live 1969 recording of English folk singer Roy Harper's "I ██
Hate The White Man." ██
No less of an expert than New York based journalist Greg ██
Tate recently remarked when glancing at the Listen, Whitey! ██
book from which this compilation is gleaned; "Look out ██
newjacks, post-blacks and radical rookies - this Molotov ██
romancing family album is about to grab your mama.'' ██
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Yeah I know it's not all Folk, but the two main songs I got ██
it for are. This is on CD also, but fuck a CD when you have ██
better than CD quality table. ██
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