Urban Pop - Musiktalk mit Peter Urban Black music matters
Jan 22, 2021
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“Say it loud – I´m black and proud”: der Song und Ausruf von James Brown 1967 war nicht der Anfang. Schon im Blues und Gospel wurde die Sehnsucht nach Freiheit und Gleichberechtigung der afroamerikanischen Bevölkerung besungen.
Peter Urban beschreibt im Gespräch mit Ocke Bandixen den Aufbruch und die Wurzeln der aktuellen Black Music.
Playlist zum Podcast:
Robert Johnson: Crossroad Blues (1936)
Bessie Smith: Poor Man’s Blues, Washwoman’s Blues (1928)
Billie Holiday: Strange Fruit (1939)
Sam Cooke: A change is gonna come (1964)
Harry Belafonte. We are the wave (1988)
The Long Road to Freedom: An Anthology of Black Music (2001)
B.B.King: Why I sing the blues (1969)
Lou Rawls: Tobacco Road (1963)
Dead End Street Nina Simone: Mississippi Goddam (1964)
Strange fruit (1965)
Backlash Blues (1967)
I wish I knew how it would feel to be free (1967)
Ain’t got no, I got life (1968)
To be young, gifted and black (1970)
Black Gold (Album, 1970)
James Brown: Say it loud – I’m black and I’m proud (1968)
Aretha Franklin: Respect (1967)
(You make me feel like a) Natural Woman (1967)
Think (Refrain: „Freedom“, 1968)
To be young, gifted and black (1972)
Sly and the Family Stone: Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey (1969)
There's a Riot Goin' On (Album, 1971)
The Last Poets: The Last Poets (Album, 1970)
Wattstax: Film und Album (1973) über das Musik-Festival im Coliseum von L.A. im Gedenken an die Watts-Riots 1965 mit Jesse Jackson, Staple Singers, Albert King, Johnnie Taylor, Isaac Hayes etc.
Soul to Soul: Film und Album über ein Konzert in Accra, Ghana(1971) mit Wilson Pickett, Ike & Tina Turner, Les McCann, Staple Singers, Roberta Flack
Temptations: War (1970)
Stop the war now (1972)
Papa was a rolling stone (1972)
Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions: Keep on pushing (1964)
People get ready (1965)
We’re a winner (Album, 1968)
Mighty, mighty ( Spade and whitey) (1969)
Curtis Mayfield: Curtis (Album, 1970) mit
If there’s a hell below, we‘re all gonna go
We the people who are darker than blue
Move on up
Curtis Live / Live! (Album, 1971)
Marvin Gaye: What’s going on (Album, 1971) mit
What‘s going on, Mercy, mercy me (The ecology), Inner City Blues
Stevie Wonder: Living for the city (1973)
He’s Misstra Know-It-All (1973)
You haven’t done nothin‘ (1974)
Village Ghetto Land (1976)
Love's in Need of Love Today (1976)
Black Man (1976)
Staple Singers: Freedom Highway (Album, 1965)
Why? (Am I treated so bad) (1966)
Be Altitude: Respect yourself (Album, 1971) mit
Respect yourself, I’ll take you there
If you’re ready (Come go with me) (1973)
Bill Withers: I can’t write lefthanded (1972)
Donny Hathaway: The ghetto (1970)
Gil Scott-Heron: The revolution will not be televised (Album, 1974)
Esther Phillips: Home is where the hatred is (1972)
Bobby Womack: Across 110th Street (1972)
The Roots: Rising down (Album, 2008)
John Legend and the Roots: Wake up! (Album, 2010) mit Hard Times
Peter Urban beschreibt im Gespräch mit Ocke Bandixen den Aufbruch und die Wurzeln der aktuellen Black Music.
Playlist zum Podcast:
Robert Johnson: Crossroad Blues (1936)
Bessie Smith: Poor Man’s Blues, Washwoman’s Blues (1928)
Billie Holiday: Strange Fruit (1939)
Sam Cooke: A change is gonna come (1964)
Harry Belafonte. We are the wave (1988)
The Long Road to Freedom: An Anthology of Black Music (2001)
B.B.King: Why I sing the blues (1969)
Lou Rawls: Tobacco Road (1963)
Dead End Street Nina Simone: Mississippi Goddam (1964)
Strange fruit (1965)
Backlash Blues (1967)
I wish I knew how it would feel to be free (1967)
Ain’t got no, I got life (1968)
To be young, gifted and black (1970)
Black Gold (Album, 1970)
James Brown: Say it loud – I’m black and I’m proud (1968)
Aretha Franklin: Respect (1967)
(You make me feel like a) Natural Woman (1967)
Think (Refrain: „Freedom“, 1968)
To be young, gifted and black (1972)
Sly and the Family Stone: Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey (1969)
There's a Riot Goin' On (Album, 1971)
The Last Poets: The Last Poets (Album, 1970)
Wattstax: Film und Album (1973) über das Musik-Festival im Coliseum von L.A. im Gedenken an die Watts-Riots 1965 mit Jesse Jackson, Staple Singers, Albert King, Johnnie Taylor, Isaac Hayes etc.
Soul to Soul: Film und Album über ein Konzert in Accra, Ghana(1971) mit Wilson Pickett, Ike & Tina Turner, Les McCann, Staple Singers, Roberta Flack
Temptations: War (1970)
Stop the war now (1972)
Papa was a rolling stone (1972)
Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions: Keep on pushing (1964)
People get ready (1965)
We’re a winner (Album, 1968)
Mighty, mighty ( Spade and whitey) (1969)
Curtis Mayfield: Curtis (Album, 1970) mit
If there’s a hell below, we‘re all gonna go
We the people who are darker than blue
Move on up
Curtis Live / Live! (Album, 1971)
Marvin Gaye: What’s going on (Album, 1971) mit
What‘s going on, Mercy, mercy me (The ecology), Inner City Blues
Stevie Wonder: Living for the city (1973)
He’s Misstra Know-It-All (1973)
You haven’t done nothin‘ (1974)
Village Ghetto Land (1976)
Love's in Need of Love Today (1976)
Black Man (1976)
Staple Singers: Freedom Highway (Album, 1965)
Why? (Am I treated so bad) (1966)
Be Altitude: Respect yourself (Album, 1971) mit
Respect yourself, I’ll take you there
If you’re ready (Come go with me) (1973)
Bill Withers: I can’t write lefthanded (1972)
Donny Hathaway: The ghetto (1970)
Gil Scott-Heron: The revolution will not be televised (Album, 1974)
Esther Phillips: Home is where the hatred is (1972)
Bobby Womack: Across 110th Street (1972)
The Roots: Rising down (Album, 2008)
John Legend and the Roots: Wake up! (Album, 2010) mit Hard Times