
The Whole Nine Yards Episode 162
With Roy Stannard
On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM
Sunday 3rd March 2024 3-5pm
http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen
Songs to die for
Some songs inspire, generate hope, agitate and create debate, or raise awareness.
Protest music is about changing the world, not reflecting it. The best protest music doesn’t just preach to the converted – it tries to change your mind, widen your outlook and help you join the ranks of the righteous. It’s also music to die for.
Hour One
Gaz Coombes – Walk The Walk (World’s Strongest Man 2018)
Sea Power – Waving Flags (Do You Like Rock Music? 2008)
Rage Against The Machine: Sleep Now In The Fire (The Battle of Los Angeles 1999)
Saul Williams – The Pledge (Spooky DJ remix) (2003)
Childish Gambino: This Is America (Single 2018)
Drive-By Truckers – Wallace (Southern Rock Opera 2001)
The Waterboys – The Liar (All Souls Hills 2022)
Everything Everything – The end of the Contender (Mountainhead 2024)
Nina Simone: Backlash Blues (Nina Simone Sings the Blues 1967)
Hozier and Mavis Staples – Nina Cried Power (Wasteland Baby 2018)
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes – Wake Up Everybody (Wake Up Everybody 1975)
Hour Two
James McMurty – Childish Things (Childish Things 2005)
Steve Earle – Jerusalem (Jerusalem 2002)
Bright Eyes – When the President Talks To God (live) (Motion Sickness 2005)
Stevie Wonder – You Haven’t Done Nothin’ (Fulfillingness’ First Finale 1974)
Gil Scott-Heron – The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (1971)
Linton Kwesi Johnson – Sonny’s Lettah (Anti-Sus Poem)(Forces for Victory 1979)
Billy Bragg – Between The Wars (Between the Wars 1985)
Hurray for the Riff Raff – The Body Electric (Small Town Heroes 2014)
Wrabel – The Village (Single only 2017)
Joan Baez – The President Sang Amazing Grace (Whistle Down the Wind 2018)
Lowkey feat Mai Khalil – Ghosts of Grenfell (Soundtrack to the Struggle 2 2019)