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Black Lives Matter: This extended episode is dedicated to all the lives lost to systemic racism. We sit down with Nantali Indongo to discuss ways we can move forward as a community and concrete things we can all do to promote freedom, justice and equality. We also spotlight music from the front lines of the struggle from the civil rights era to now with powerful tracks by Aretha Franklin, Pharoah Sanders, Wyatt Waddell, J. Cole and Felisha George.
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DJs & GUESTS Professor Groove, DJ Static, Nantali Indongo / RECORDED June 12, 2020 / HOSTING PJ, Mike, daduke & Oliver. You can help too!
- wyatt waddell - fight!
- talk (over pharoah sanders - you've got to have freedom (live))
- mononeon - breathing while black
- michael kiwanuka - black man in a white world
- keedron bryant - i just wanna live
- cornel west & b.m.w.m.b. feat. prince - dear. mr. man
- l.l. cool j. - black lives matter
- joe budden - freedom freestyle
- david banner feat. ceelo green & raheem devaughn - magnolia
- termanology feat. saigon - we're both wrong
- jac ross - it's o.k. to be black
- j. cole - be free
- erykah badu - my people
- eddie kendricks - my people hold on
- talk with nantali indongo (part 1)
- james brown - i don't want nobody to give me nothing (open up the door, i'll get it myself)
- dynamites with charles walker - say it loud, i'm black and i'm proud
- gil scott-heron on "the revolution will not be televised"
- gregory porter - 1960 what?
- talk with nantali indongo (part 2)
- roy ayers - red black & green
- sisters love - now is the time
- voices of east harlem - take a stand
- aretha franklin - a change is gonna come
- trinikas - black is beautiful
- chronixx feat. sampa the great - black is beautiful (remix)
- felisha george - wash your soul
- brasstracks feat. masego - melanin man
- talk (over roots - you got me instrumental)
- pharoahe monch feat. erykah badu - hold on
- outkast feat. cee-lo - liberation
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This was great, thanks!
Great show....just don't want this to become a platform for politics. I always come here to forget that shit for a minute. anyways.thanx for JBs Give me nuthin.
Thank you for another great show, and for including Ms. Indongo <3