1 Hey, Nelly Nelly - Silverstein, Shel
2 Here's to the State of Mississippi - Ochs, Phil
3 Ballad of Medgar Evers
4 Death of Medgar Evers - Paxton, Tom
5 Only a Pawn in Their Game - Dylan, Bob
6 Too Many Martyrs - Gibson, Bob
7 Blowin' in the Wind - Dylan, Bob
8 It Isn't Nice - Dane, Barbara
9 Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around - Traditional
10 If I Had a Hammer - Hays, Lee
11 Going Down to Mississippi - Ochs, Phil
12 I'm on My Way - Traditional
13 Thirsty Boots - Andersen, Eric
14 Carry It On - Turner, Gil
15 Wade in the Water - Traditional
16 Move on Over - Chandler, Len
17 I'm Going to Get My Baby Out of Jail - Chandler, Len
18 Waves of Freedom - Andersen, Eric
19 This Little Light of Mine - Traditional
20 How Long - Ochs, Phil
21 Movin' It On - Odetta
22 Ain't You Got a Right to the Tree of Life - Carawan, Guy
23 Freedom School - Landron, Jack
24 Song for Ben Chaney - Landron, Jack
25 Goodman, Schwermer and Chaney - Paxton, Tom
26 Those Three Are on My Mind - Seeger, Pete
27 Michael, Andrew and James - Farina, Richard
28 I Have Seen Freedom - Kahn, Si
29 Three Young Men - Hester, Carolyn
30 In the Mississippi River - Jones, Marshall "Ro
31 Freedom Is a Constant Struggle - Slavit, Roberta
32 This May Be the Last Time
33 We Will Not Bow Down to Genocide - Chandler, Tom
34 You Should've Been Down in Mississippi - Ochs, Phil
35 Father's Grave - Landron, Jack
36 Mississippi Summer - Kahn, Si
37 Fannie Lou Hamer - Reagon, Bernice Joh
38 Summer '64/Oh Freedom - Phillips, Neal
39 Shadows on the Light - Cohen, Robert
40 Ella's Song - Reagon, Bernice Joh

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 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: These are the songs..and the singers..that helped to change our world in those determining times of the civil rights movement. If you were there, this collection will take you back; if you weren't, this music will claim you too as a sister or brother. A must!

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 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: This cd helps evoke the importance of music in the fight for civil rights in the South. I would suggest this work to anyone who desires to understand the unspoken history of the South and the full push toward equality with folk's special place in history.