Sunday, June 5, 2011

Sharpton's Message Songs 32 Of The Best Inspiring Songs (Make A Brotha and Sistas Still Think)

Here are a list of the best uplifting songs people remembered during Rev. AL's Radio Show on
Friday the 3rd.  All if not most were given by all the callers during that day.  They are songs of Hope, Pride, and some Black power.

Anyhow, you decide or at the very least take a listen.



32. Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes: Wake Up Everybody
31. James Brown & The famous Flames: Don’t Be a Dropout
30. Gil Scott Heron: Peace Go With You Brother
29. Sound of Blackness: Change
28. The Isley Brothers: Fight The Power
27. Kanye West: Jesus Walks
26. Curtis Mayfield: Freddie’s Dead
25. Sly & The Family Stone:  Don’t Call Me Nigger, Whitey
24. James Brown: King Heroin
23. Aretha Franklin/Nina Simone: Young, Gifted and Black
22. McFadden & Whitehead: Ain’t No Stopping Us Now
21. The O’Jays: Love Train
20. The Staple Singers: Respect Yourself
19. Sam Cooke: A Change Is Gonna Come
18. Gil Scott Heron: Black History and The World
17. The Intruders: I’ll Always love My Mama
16. Kevin Davidson & Voices: Fight On
15. Tupac: Dear Mama
14. Nas: I Can
13. Curtis Mayfield: The Underground
12. The Spinners: Sadie
11. Billy Preston: Nothing From Nothing
10. Lupe Fiasco: Words I Never Said
9. Earth Wind & Fire: Where Have All The Flowers Gone
8. Bill Withers: Grandma’s Hands
7. Isaac Hayes: Black Moses
6. Otis Redding: Sitting on the Dock of the Bay
5. Billie Holiday: Strange Fruit
4. Arrested Development: People Everyday
3. Marvin Gaye: Mercy Mercy Me
2. Janet Jackson: The Knowledge
1. Sound of Blackness: Change

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