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Civil rights road trip – plus music videos playlist
Civil rights road trip – music playlist
The hopes and suffering of the civil rights era coincided with and helped inspire a golden age of American music. The message is loud and proud on these soul, jazz and gospel classics.
50 years on from the death of Martin Luther King: civil rights road trip
Gavin McOwan –
Can You Feel It – Martin Luther King Mix | Fingers Inc
Mixing one of the greatest speeches in history with a Chicago house track might sound like a bad idea but the result is spectacular, heightening the power of both the music and – as if it were needed – the great man’s message.
READ MORE: MUSIC VIDEOS PLAYLIST BELOW:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2018/mar/31/civil-rights-road-trip-music-playlist-aretha-franklin-nina-simone-stevie-wonder?
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