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Voices of the civil rights movement, Black American freedom songs, 1960-1966

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Voices of the civil rights movement

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Recorded at public meetings at various locations and times between 1960 and 1966

Black American freedom songs, 1960-1966

Disc 1: Freedom medley: Freedom chant ; Oh freedom ; This little light of mine (SNCC Freedom Singers with Rutha Harris) -- This little light of mine -- If you miss me from the back of the bus --Lord, hold my hand while I run this race -- Get on board, children -- Calypso freedom -- Freedom now chant -- Oh freedom -- Ain' scared of nobody -- Leaning on the everlasting arms -- Sermon / Rev. Lawrence Campbell -- We are soldiers in the army -- Go tell it on the mountain -- Wade in the water -- Come bah yah -- Walk with me, Lord (Fannie Lou Hamer) -- Jesus on the mainline, tell him what you want -- Freedom train -- Don't you think it's about time that we all be free (Mabel Hillary) -- We're marching on to freedom land -- We shall overcomeDisc 2: We'll never turn back (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- We shall not be moved (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- Certainly, Lord (CORE Freedom Singers) -- Get your rights, Jack (CORE Freedom Singers) -- Which side are you on? (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- Woke up this morning with my mind on freedom (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- Been in the storm so long (Bernice Johnson) -- Dog, dog (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- The A&P song (Integration Grooves) -- Oh Pritchett, Oh Kelly (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- I told Jesus (Bertha Gober) -- 99 1/2 won't do (Alabama Christian Movement Choir) -- I'm on my way (Alabama Christian Movement Choir) -- City called heaven (Cleo Kennedy) -- In the Mississippi River (SNCC Freedom Singers) --Ain' gonna let nobody turn me 'round (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- Will the circle be unbroken (Jimmy Collier and the Movement Singers) -- Governor Wallace (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- Ballad of Medgar Evers (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- Uncle Tom's Prayer (Cordell Reagon) --Oginga Odinga (SNCC Freedom Singers) -- We shall overcome (SNCC Freedom Singers)

Black American freedom songs, 1960-1966