VARIOUS - Soul Of A Nation: Jazz Is The Teacher Funk Is The Preacher - 3xLP
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Soul Of A Nation: Jazz Is The Teacher Funk Is The Preacher(heavyweight vinyl 3xLP + MP3 download code)
Soul Jazz
Cat: SJRLP 423. Rel: 26 Nov 18
Soul
Side 1 - Track 1. Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Theme De Yoyo (with Fontella Bass) Side 1 - Track 2. The Har-You Percussion Group - Welcome To The Party Side 2 - Track 1. The Pharaohs - Damballa Side 2 - Track 2. Baby Huey - Hard Times Side 2 - Track 3. James Mason - Sweet Power, Your Embrace Side 3 - Track 1. Byron Morris & Unity - Kitty Bey Side 3 - Track 2. Funkadelic - Nappy Dugout Side 4 - Track 1. Rashied Ali & Frank Lowe - Exchange (part 2) Side 4 - Track 2. Gary Bartz NTU Troop - Celestial Blues Side 5 - Track 1. Oneness Of Juju - Space Jungle Funk Side 5 - Track 2. Sarah Webster Fabio - Work It Out Side 6 - Track 1. Tribe (Wendell Harrison & Phillip Ranelin) - Beneficent Side 6 - Track 2. Gil Scott-Heron - Whitey On The Moon Side 6 - Track 3. Don Cherry - Brown Rice
Last year, Soul Jazz Records began to examine the relationship between protest, politics and music in the "black power era" via a fine compilation released in celebration of Tate Modern's "The Soul of a Nation" exhibition. This follow-up, released to mark the exhibition's move to Brooklyn, continues the story, gathering together another essential selection of jazz and street-funk cuts by African-American artists - both well-known and obscure - who were inspired by the politics of the black power movement and a growing interest in what the label describes as "Afro-centric, polyrhythmical styles of music". The included music is, in some cases, mind-blowing, with highlights including cuts from The Art Ensemble of Chicago, Byron Morris & Unity, Oneness of Juju, Tribe and Don Cherry.
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