Protest. Hope. Revolution. Love. Peace. Music.

“Empathy is the currency of music.” - Billy Bragg Trying to keep alive protest music old & new. Searching for the long forgotten & hidden gems. if you'd like to share a cup of tea with me - buymeacoffee.com/hcibsw2

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War On Women “YDTMHTL”

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Black Rain · Ben Harper

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Frank Turner - Little Changes

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Tanya Tagaq and Damian Abraham - Run To The Hills (Iron Maiden Cover)

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Eric Idle Sings His New Version of “FCC Song”

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The Wall · K'NAAN

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Trio - After The Gold Rush

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The Word · Los Lobos

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Chumbawamba - Love Me I'm A Liberal (Peel Session)

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Love And Hope · Ozomatli

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White Indignant Male Person (W.I.M.P.) - Roy Zimmerman

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The Staple Singers - When Will We Be Paid

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United | Playing For Change | Song Around the World

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Don’t Put Her Down You Helped Put Her There · Hazel Dickens · Alice Gerrard

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Amos Lee - What's Going On

“What’s Going On” has always been one of my favorite songs. It’s universal, timeless, poignant, powerful, and lyrically perfect. It embodies the story of struggle and strength as well as anything ever written. As long as we live through troubled times, this song will remain an American standard and a place of refuge for those who seek solace in song.” - Amos Lee

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Black Thought - Fentanyl (Streams Of Thought Vol. 2)

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Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing - Aloe Blacc feat. The String Queens at Monticello