Soundtrack for a Revolution

Release date: April 24, 2009
Comments: A dramatic documentary telling the story of the American Civil Rights Movement through vital songs of those days performed by artists of today, partly blended into with earlier/original versions. It won three influential film festival awards and was released on DVD in 2010. A CD including ten of the tracks was released in 2012.

Performances

Title	Performer	Written by	Info
Here's to the State of Mississippi	Wyclef Jean and Jerry Wonder	Phil Ochs	Originally by Phil Ochs
I'm on My Way	Carlton Reese Memorial Unity Choir featuring Mamie Brown-Mason and Odetta	DuBose Heyward, George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin	Originally by Todd Duncan
Take My Hand, Precious	Mahalia Jackson	George Nelson Allen, Thomas A. Dorsey, Thomas Shepherd	Originally by (unknown), Wiseman Sextet, Heavenly Gospel Singers
This Little Light of Mine	Carlton Reese Memorial Unity Choir	Harry Dixon Loes	Originally by St. Paul Baptist Choir
This May Be the Last Time	Anthony Hamilton & Blind Boys of Alabama	Pops Staples, [Traditional]	Originally by (unknown), The Staple Singers
Wade in the Water	Angie Stone	[Traditional]	Originally by The Sunset Four Jubilee Singers
We Shall Not Be Moved	Lynda Lowery, Mary Mary	[Traditional]	Originally by (unknown)
Which Side Are You On?	Hank Thomas and The Freedom Singers	Florence Reece	Originally by The Almanac Singers
Will the Circle Be Unbroken?	Richie Havens	A.P. Carter, Ada Habershon, Charles H. Gabriel	Originally by William McEwan, Carter Family