Program Information

UpFront Soul #2017.07 - Hour 2- February 13-19, 2017

Series:

Subtitle:

Funk, soul, and jazz: UpFront Soul with Sanguine Fromage. 120 minutes of soulful sounds to which you may get down.

Program Type:

Weekly Program

Featured Speakers/Commentators:

Sanguine Fromage. If your station is airing the show, I'd love to know! Please drop me a line.

Contributor:

Sanguine Fromage, WERU-FM Contact Contributor

Date Published:

Feb. 10, 2017, 8:37 a.m.

Summary: As we celebrate Black History Month, we feature funk, soul, and jazz designed to inspire and empower from Nina Simone, Roberta Flack, and Gil Scott-Heron.

Credits:

Notes: UpFront Soul Playlist #2017.07
Hour 1
Joan Armatrading "Back to the Night" from "Back to the Night" on A&M
Nina Simone "To Be Young, Gifted And Black" from "The Essential Nina Simone" on RCA
Nancy Dupree "What Do I Have?" from "Ghetto Reality" on Smithsonian Folkways
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr "Where Do We Go From Here? (August 16 1967)" from "The Anthology 1957-1968" on Words of Wisdom
The Temptations "Message from a Black Man" from "Discoveries"
Roberta Flack "Go Up Moses" from "Quiet Fire" on Atlantic
Nat Turner Rebellion "Tribute to a Slave" from "Tribute to a Slave" on Delvalliant
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr "Where Do We Go From Here? (August 16 1967) Excerpt" from "The Anthology 1957-1968" on Words of Wisdom
Kim Weston "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing" from "Black Power: Music of a Revolution Disc 2" on shout! factory
Ben Branch and The Operation Breadbasket Orchestra "Hard Times" from "The Last Request" on Chess
Unknown "In The Mess (excerpt)" from "Movement Soul" on ESP Disc
Unknown "Want My Freedom" from "Movement Soul" on ESP Disc
Core Freedom Singers "Get Your Rights, Jack" from "Voices of the civil rights movement: Black freedom songs 1960-1966" on Smithsonian Folkways
Oscar Brown Jr. "40 Acres and a Mule" from "Oscar Brown Jr Goes to Washington Live at the Cellar Door" on Fontana
Unknown "In The Mess (excerpt)" from "Movement Soul" on ESP Disc
Gil Scott-Heron "Black History/ The World" from "Moving Target" on Arista
Hour 2
Curtis Mayfield "Wild and Free" from "Curtis" on Curtom
Freedom Singers "Freedom Medley--Freedom Chant--Oh Freedom--This Little Light of Mine" from "Voices of the Civil Rights Movement: Black American Freedom Songs 1960-1966"
Fannie Lou Hamer "The Day of Registration (Speaker)" from "Movement Soul Vol. 2"
Richard "Groove" Holmes "Soul Power" from "Soul Goes Psychedelic"
Nerukhi "Black Lives Matter" from "http://movementunes.com/NERUKHI/"
Syl Johnson "Is It Because I'm Black?" from "Is It Because I'm Black?"
Kathleen Cleaver "Change It" from "Black Power: Music of a Revolution Disc 1"
Intelligent Hoodlum "Black and Proud" from "Say It Loud: Celebrate Black History Month + Martin Luther King Jr Day"
Roy Ayers "Black Family" from "Drive"
Unknown "We Need You Here" from "Movement Soul" on ESP Disc
The Commodores "Rise Up" from "Blame It on the Dogg: A Southern Blues & Soul Compilation Vol. 2"
Aaron Myers "Black Lives Matter" from "The Lion's Den"
Fela Kuti & Roy Ayers "2000 Blacks Got to be Free" from "Fela & Roy Ayers"
Bob James "Night Crawler" from "Heads" on CBS
Sam Cooke "Havin' a Party" from "Live at the Harlem Square Club 1963" on RCA

Version 1: UpFrontSoul2017.07h2

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Length (hh:mm:ss): 00:59:00

Language: 1

Date Recorded: Feb. 6, 2016

Location Recorded:

Blue Hill, Maine

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