PRE-OWNED CD

DESCRIPTION
Stand Up And Be Counted (Soul, Funk And Jazz From A Revolutionary Era Volume 2) is a powerful compilation highlighting the socially conscious soul, funk and jazz of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Featuring influential artists including James Brown, The Isley Brothers, The Watts Prophets, Voices Of East Harlem and Nikki Giovanni, this collection captures the spirit of the civil rights movement through politically charged grooves, spoken word and unforgettable performances.

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CONDITION
Disc: VG++
Artwork/Slick/Digipak: VG++

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CD jewel case may show signs of wear consistent with age (very light scuffs & scratches) but will be in overall very good condition (no cracks, not broken).

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TRACKLISTING

Disc 1
1. S.O.U.L. – Tell It Like It Is
2. The Alexander Review – A Change Had Better Come
3. Jimmy Sabater – Times Are Changin'
4. Gary Byrd – Are You Really Ready For Black Power
5. James Brown – I Don't Want Nobody To Give Me Nothing (Open Up The Door I'll Get It Myself)
6. The Watts Prophets – Dem Niggers Ain't Playing
7. The Whatnauts – Why Can't People Be Colors Too?
8. Nikki Giovanni – Great Pax Whitey (Poetry) / Peace Be Still (Music)
9. The Rance Allen Group – Lying On The Truth
10. The Voices Of East Harlem – Right On Be Free
11. The Isley Brothers – Fight The Power (Parts 1 & 2)
12. Rusty Bryant – Free At Last