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Broadside BR 308 1968 USA
CONDITION:  Sleeve is near mint, record has superficial marks on one side
Singer-songwriters Jimmy Collier and Rev. Frederick Douglass “Kirk” Kirkpatrick (1933‒1987) offer a collection of original songs on civil rights themes in this 1968 recording. Both men were associates of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who was assassinated in April 1968, just prior to the recording of this album. Collier sums up the significance of music’s role in the Civil Rights Movement through this quote in the album’s liner notes: “Music is the easiest way to tell the story of what we’re trying to do; [our] songs are one of the best tools for getting people together.” Included in the notes are biographies of Collier and Kirkpatrick and song lyrics. Tracklist A1Everybody's Got A Right To Live2:28A2Walk The Streets Of Washington2:20A3You're Just A Laughing Fool3:26A4Burn, Baby, Burn4:22A5The Fires Of Napalm3:40B1I Can't Take Care Of My Family This-A-Way3:00B2The Cities Are Burning3:40B3Going Home On The Morning Train3:55B4The Washington Zoo1:55B5Hands Off Nkrumah3:15B6My Old Missus Told Me2:50