Pandemic presents:

Pandemic with DJ Miss Kitty

In honor of MLK and the recently departed John Lewis and the civil rights leaders and all people out there fighting the good fight. Tonight we listen to songs that sustained the civil-rights movement in the 1960s (and beyond) through the setbacks, the hardships, the failures and the many hard-won successes that have moved America closer to racial equality, and songs that examine the reality that we have still have a long way to go.

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Time: January 17 - 7:01:15 pm
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  The Chambers Brothers, “People Get Ready”

  from The Time Has Come

  Columbia - 1966

Time: January 17 - 7:05:24 pm
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  Grant Green, “The Selma March”

  from His Majesty King Funk

  Verve Reissues - 1965

Time: January 17 - 7:14:39 pm
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  Billie Holiday & Tony Scott and His Orchestra, “Strange Fruit”

  from Lady Sings the Blues

  Verve - 2011

Time: January 17 - 7:17:01 pm
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  Bob Dylan, “The Times They Are A-Changin'”

  from The Essential Bob Dylan

  Sony Music Entertainment - 2010

Time: January 17 - 7:20:11 pm
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  Sam Cooke, “This Little Light of Mine”

  from A Change Is Gonna Come - EP

  ABKCO Music and Records, Inc. - 2008

Time: January 17 - 7:23:47 pm
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  The Chi-Lites, “(For God's Sake) Give More Power to the People”

  from 20 Greatest Hits

  Brunswick Records - 2001

Time: January 17 - 7:26:36 pm
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  Joan Baez, “Oh Freedom”

  from Joan Baez in San Francisco, 1958 (Her Earliest Recordings) [Remastered]

  RevOla - 2009

Time: January 17 - 7:29:51 pm
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  Gil Scott-Heron, “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised”

  from Pieces of a Man

  Ace Records - 2014

Time: January 17 - 7:36:17 pm
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  Phil Ochs, “Going Down to Mississippi”

  from A Toast to Those Who Are Gone

  Phil Ochs - 2007

Time: January 17 - 7:38:50 pm
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  Mavis Staples, “We Shall Not be Moved”

  from We'll Never Turn Back

  Anti/Epitaph - 2007

Time: January 17 - 7:43:16 pm
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  John Coltrane, “Alabama”

  from Gold

  Universal Music Enterprises - 2006

Time: January 17 - 7:45:36 pm
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  Marvin Gaye, “Abraham, Martin & John”

  from That's the Way Love Is

  UNI/MOTOWN - 2014

Time: January 17 - 7:49:41 pm
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  Shirley Verrett, “Oh, Freedom”

  from Singin' in the Storm

  RCA Red Seal - 1966

Time: January 17 - 7:53:16 pm
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  Peter Tosh, “Equal Rights”

  from Equal Rights

  Columbia/Legacy - 1977

Time: January 17 - 7:58:51 pm
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  Pete Seeger, “Keep Your Eyes On the Prize”

  from A Link In the Chain

  Columbia/Legacy - 1996

Time: January 17 - 8:01:05 pm
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  The Staple Singers, “Long Walk to D.C.”

  from Soul Folk In Action

  Stax - 1986

Time: January 17 - 8:03:58 pm
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  Larry Goldings, “We Shall Overcome”

  from Quartet

  Palmetto Records - 2006

Time: January 17 - 8:10:56 pm

• Vicki Anderson, “The Message from the Soul Sisters, Pts. 1 & 2”

  from James Brown's Original Funky Divas

  independent - 1970

Time: January 17 - 8:15:56 pm
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  Erykah Badu, “The Healer”

  from New Amerykah, Pt. 1 (4th World War)

  Motown - 2008

Time: January 17 - 8:20:00 pm
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  Delroy Wilson, “Better Must Come”

  from Best Of Delroy Wilson

  Original Jamaican Music - 2011

Time: January 17 - 8:22:07 pm
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  Sweet Honey in the Rock, “This May Be the Last Time”

  from Freedom Song

  Sony Classical - 2000

Time: January 17 - 8:27:36 pm
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  Ben Harper, “Like a King”

  from Box Set

  Virgin Records - 2000

Time: January 17 - 8:31:55 pm
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  Jessie Montgomery, “Banner”

  from Strum: Music for Strings

  Azica Records - 2015

Time: January 17 - 8:43:46 pm
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  Public Enemy, “By the Time I Get to Arizona”

  from Apocalypse 91… The Enemy Strikes Black

  Def Jam Recordings - 1991

Time: January 17 - 8:48:22 pm
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  Hank Crawford, “Lift Every Voice and Sing”

  from The Best of Hank Crawford & Jimmy McGriff

  Fantasy Records - 2001

Time: January 17 - 8:54:13 pm
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  Nina Simone, “I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free”

  from New World Coming

  RCA/Legacy - 2020

Time: January 17 - 8:57:43 pm
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  Tracy Chapman, “America”

  from Where You Live

  Elektra Records/ATG - 2005

Carrie Thornbrugh    Pandemic    January 17th, 2021

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