Warning To The Cold
seems there have always been hard times. even though most of these songs were recorded over 40 years ago a lot of the sentiment rings as true today as it did then. as i’m sure it did 4 decades before that , and will 4 decades from now unless we give more power to the people.
photo : Ben Waldman
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Tracklist
- Harlem — Bill Withers — Sussex (1971)
- Concrete Reservation — Syl Johnson — Twinight Records (1970)
- Smiling Faces Sometimes — The Undisputed Truth — Tamla Motown (1971)
- Ghetto : Misfortune’s Wealth — The 24-Carat Black — Enterprise / 4 Men With Beards (1973/2014)
- Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) — Marvin Gaye — Tamla (1971)
- South Carolina (Barnwell) — Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson — Arista / Rumal-Gia Records / TVT Classics (1975)
- Henceforth — Roy Ayers Ubiquity — Polydor (1973)
- People — Chocolate Milk — RCA (1975)
- Hard Times — Baby Huey — Curtom (1971)
- The Devil Is Dope — The Dramatics — Volt (1973)
- Living For The City — Stevie Wonder — Tamla Motown (1973)
- Mean Machine Chant — The Last Poets — Douglas / Light In The Attic / Vampi Soul (1971/2002)
- A Man — Key & Cleary — Mark Records / Chocolate Industries (????/2012)
- (For God’s Sake) Give More Power To The People — The Chi-Lites — Brunswick Records Corporation (1970)
- People Make The World Go Round — The Stylistics — Avco Records (1971)
- Love To The People — Curtis Mayfield — Curtom (1975)