RFB’s Ennis da Mennis curates a Black History Month edition of “Pot Luck Dinner,” a selection of Jazz classics that spoke out against racism in the United States.
| TRACK | ARTIST |
|---|---|
| “Alabama” | John Coltrane |
| “Our Oppressors” | Angela Davis |
| “Strange Fruit” | Billie Holiday |
| “Uhuru Sasa” | Gary Bartz |
| “Malcom X” | Hal Singer |
| “Backlash Blues” | Nina Simone |
| “Black and Blue” | Louis Armstrong |
| “Freedom” | Charles Mingus |
| “Friends and Neighbors” | Ornette Coleman |
| “A Toast to the People” | Black and Blues |
| “Vote for Mr. Rhythm” | Ella Fitzgerald |
| “My Own Thing” | H. Rap Brown |
| “Watermelon Man” | Herbie Hancock |
| “Let Up” | Abbey Lincoln |
| “Come Sunday” | Mahlia Jackson and Duke Ellington |
| “Who’ll Pay Reparations for My Soul” | Gil Scott Heron |
| “Mississippi Goddam” | Nina Simone |
| “Paint it Black” | Carl B. Stokes & Oliver Nelson Orchestra |
