Change Is Gonna Come? seconda parte

nella puntata di lunedì 4 febbraio 2008:
 
Ancora sulle primarie negli U.S.A. Il giorno prima dell’attesissimo supermartedì, tutti gli aggiornamenti sul testa a testa tra Barack Obama e Hilary Clinton, col sottofondo musicale di una compilation che raccoglie le voci dell’America nera negli anni delle battaglie per i diritti civili:
 
Change Is Gonna Come. The Voice Of Black America 1963-1973 (Kent Records, UK, 2007)
 
1. A Change Is Gonna Come – OTIS REDDING
2. Only In America – THE DRIFTERS
3. Forty Acres And A Mule – OSCAR BROWN JR.
4. Blues For Mr Charlie Pt 2 – LOU GOSSETT, PAUL SINDAB, JOE LEE WILSON & LITTLE BUTTER
5. Stay With Your Own Kind – PATRICE HOLLOWAY
6. We’re A Winner – THE IMPRESSIONS
7. Have You Ever Seen The Blues – YAPHET KOTTO
8. When Will We Be Paid? – THE STAPLE SINGERS
9. I Don’t Want Nobody To Give Me Nothing (Open The Door I’ll Get It Myself) – JAMES BROWN
10. And Black Is Beautiful – NICKIE LEE
11. The Ghetto – HOMER BANKS
12. Message From A Black Man – THE SPINNERS
13. Oh Lord, Why Lord – PARLIAMENT
14. We Are Neighbours – THE CHI-LITES
15. Cryin’ In The Streets Pts 1 & 2 – GEORGE PERKINS AND THE SILVER STARS
16. The Prayer – RAY SCOTT
17. I Was Born Blue – SWAMP DOGG
18. Run Charlie Run – THE TEMPTATIONS
19. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised – GIL SCOTT-HERON
20. Free At Last – JACKIE DAY
21. To Be Young, Gifted And Black – NINA SIMONE
22. George Jackson – JP ROBINSON
23. Someday We’ll All Be Free – DONNY HATHAWAY