Groove Revolution | Various Artists

Civil rights movement of the 60's and 70's. 2015 marks the 50th anniversary of the day of the assassination of civil rights leader Malcolm X. American a year later, the Black Panther Party and founded the black civil rights movement became involved increasingly in pop-cultural area. The compilation " Groove Revolution" combines four CDs and one LP the best tracks of the day. Dedicated Soul jazz artists such as Gil Scott - Heron and Leon Thomas share space with activists such as Angela Davis and famous soul stars like Barry White, Ike and Tina Turner.

Tracklist:

1. The Philly Armada Orchestra - for the Love of Money
2. Joe Bataan - Shaft
3. HP Riot - the Dollar Sign
4. Malone and Barnes - the Road Man
5. The Rimshots - Takin' It
6. Cymande - the Message
7. Eugene Blacknell - We Know We Have to Live Together
8. Brother to Brother - Chance with You
9. Mike James Kirkland - the Prophet
10. Little Beaver - Concrete Jungle
11. Manu Dibango - Motapo
12. Timmy Thomas - Why Can't We Live Together