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CD Various: Soul Of A Nation (Afro-Centric Visions In The Age of Black Power: Underground Jazz, Street Funk & The Roots Of Rap 1968-79)

In a way, this compilation is the soundtrack to the exhibition "Soul Of A Nation: Art In The Age Of Black Power", which will be on view at London's Tate Gallery and New York's Brooklyn Museum in 2017. The compilation explores the influence that the Civil Rights Movement and Black Nationalism, in the vein of Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and the ...

More ID: 192993 EAN: 5026328103938 Discogs ID: 10564752

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Title	Soul Of A Nation (Afro-Centric Visions In The Age of Black Power: Underground Jazz, Street Funk & The Roots Of Rap 1968-79)
Artist	Various
More info	Standard 2017 edition
Format	CD
Labels	Soul Jazz Records
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	4. August 2017
First released	2017
Weight	85 g
EAN	5026328103938
Product ID	192993
Discogs ID	10564752
Discogs reviews	4.43

Various: Soul Of A Nation (Afro-Centric Visions In The Age of Black Power: Underground Jazz, Street Funk & The Roots Of Rap 1968-79) version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Soul Jazz Records on 4. August 2017.

In a way, this compilation is the soundtrack to the exhibition "Soul Of A Nation: Art In The Age Of Black Power", which will be on view at London's Tate Gallery and New York's Brooklyn Museum in 2017. The compilation explores the influence that the Civil Rights Movement and Black Nationalism, in the vein of Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and the Black Panther Party, had on radical African American musical role models in the US in the late 1960s. Among the artists featured in Soul Jazz are such icons as Gil Scott-Heron, Roy Ayers, Don Cherry, Oneness of Juju, Sarah Webster Fabio, Horace Tapscott and Phil Ranelin. Their works show how political issues led to the development of a "conscious black music" that culminated in the various popular Afrocentric styles of this era of change - the radical spirituality of John Coltrane, the radical avant-gardism of Sun Ra, the funk of James Brown, the soul of Aretha Franklin, and the urban proto-rap poetry of the metropolis. As is typical of soul jazz, the entire publication is richly illustrated with extensive accompanying texts and exclusive photographs.

Album spans genres Jazz and Funk / Soul.

Track list

1	Gil Scott-Heron: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised	3:10 min
2	Don Cherry, Mandingo Griot Society: Sounds From The Bush	3:56 min
3	Roy Ayers Ubiquity: Red, Black And Green	4:43 min
4	Philip Cohran & The Artistic Heritage Ensemble: Malcolm X	5:21 min
5	Sarah Webster Fabio: Sweet Songs	5:09 min
6	Phil Ranelin: Vibes From The Tribe	3:50 min
7	Horace Tapscott, The Pan-Afrikan Peoples Arkestra: Desert Fairy Princess	11:11 min
8	David McKnight: Strong Men	5:00 min
9	Joe Henderson: Black Narcissus	5:10 min
10	Oneness Of Juju: African Rhythms	6:46 min
11	Doug Carn: Suratal Ihklas	5:44 min
12	Duke Edwards, The Young Ones: Is It Too Late?	10:00 min
13	Carlos Garnett: Mother Of The Future	7:40 min