Friday Breakfast Blend — Dedicated to Ben Carson and Bill OReilly presents:

Guten Morgan! Ben Carson’s comments last week seem like a good excuse to hear some gorgeous and important music (if you missed it, he had some interesting things to say about African “immigration” during the early history of the United States). Anyway, today we’re going to hear songs of freedom, either old songs from that era or songs that address the historical fact of American slavery (Blues, Gospel, Reggae, Callypso, Hiphop, and also, African artists recording songs in support of the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa) Hope you all enjoy it!
Princess Beat Farmer

Playlist:

    Time: March 17 - 2:00:00 am
  • District Six, “Woza Wena (A Call to Rise)”

    from Leave My Name at the Door...

    Wave Records

    South Africa

  • Time: March 17 - 2:06:13 am
  • Youssou N'Dour, “Nelson Mandela”

    from Nelson Mandela

    Polydor - 1986

    Senegal

  • Time: March 17 - 2:11:42 am
  • Mbilia Bel & Tabuley, “Sisi Mandela”

    from Boya Ye

    Tamasha Corporation Limited

    Demecratic Republic of the Congo

  • Time: March 17 - 2:19:54 am
  • Kalalou, “Kolboko”

    from Aparteid Non

  • Time: March 17 - 2:27:00 am
  • Sam Fan Thomas, “Zimo (To Nelson Mandela)”

    from Makassi Again (Makossa)

    Musiki Cameroun

    Cameroon

  • Time: March 17 - 2:33:00 am
  • Miriam Makeba, “Hurry, Mama, Hurry! (Khawuleza)”

    from Forever

    2015

    South Africa

  • Time: March 17 - 2:42:00 am
  • Carolina Chocolate Drops, “Read 'em John”

    from Leaving Eden

    DixieFrog - 2012

  • Time: March 17 - 2:44:00 am
  • The Golden Gospel Singers, “Oh Freedom !”

    from A Cappella Praise

    2011

  • Time: March 17 - 2:47:00 am
  • Mississippi John Hurt, “Laid my Burdens Down”

    from Laid my Burdens Down

  • Time: March 17 - 2:52:00 am
  • Reverend Gary Davis, “I'll Fly Away”

    from If I Had My Way: Early Home Recordings

    Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 2003

  • Time: March 17 - 2:57:00 am
  • The Staple Singers, “Wade in the Water”

    from The Gospel Side of the Staples Singers

    Replay - 2009

  • Time: March 17 - 2:59:00 am
  • The Staple Singers, “If You're Ready (Come Go With Me)”

    from The Gospel Side of the Staples Singers

    Replay - 2009

  • Time: March 17 - 3:08:00 am
  • Black Stalin, “Burn dem”

    from Roots, Rock, Soca

    Rounder Records

    Trinidad and Tobago

  • Time: March 17 - 3:14:00 am
  • Mighty Shadow, “Columbus Lied”

    from Columbus Lied

    Trinidad and Tobago

  • Time: March 17 - 3:19:00 am
  • The Mighty Sparrow, “The slave”

    from Salvation #2

    BLS

    Trinidad and Tobago

  • Time: March 17 - 3:23:00 am
  • Black Roots, “Slavery”

    from On the Ground

    NUBIAN RECORDS, SUGAR SHACK RECORDS

    UK

  • Time: March 17 - 3:26:00 am
  • Culture, “Too Long in Slavery”

    from Too Long In Slavery

    Virgin

    Jamaica

  • Time: March 17 - 3:30:00 am
  • Burning Spear, “Slavery Days”

    from Harder Than the Best

    Mango - 1991

    Jamaica

  • Time: March 17 - 3:39:00 am
  • Public Enemy, “Can't Truss It”

    from Apocalypse 91… The Enemy Strikes Black

    Def Jam - 1994

  • Time: March 17 - 3:43:00 am
  • Murs, “The Science”

    from Murs for President

    Warner Bros.

  • Time: March 17 - 3:50:00 am
  • K'naan, “In the Beginning”

    from The Dusty Foot On the Road

    Interdependent

    Somalia/Canada

  • Time: March 17 - 3:54:00 am
  • Lauryn Hill, “Freedom Time”

    from MTV Unplugged No. 2.0

    Columbia - 2002

  • Time: March 17 - 3:58:00 am
  • Mississippi John Hurt, “I'll Fly Away”

    from D.C. Blues: The Library Of Congress Recordings, Volume 2

    Varèse Sarabande - 2005

  • Time: March 17 - 4:28:57 am
  • Bessie Jones & Georgia Sea Island Singers, “Before This Time Another Year”

    from Friends of Old Time Music: The Folk Arrival (1961-1965)

    Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 2006

    March 17th, 2017

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