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(Untitled) #91 feat. Wake Up! by John Legend and The Roots

16-Aug-17 19:00

(Untitled) #91 feat. Wake Up! by John Legend and The Roots

In the crucible of the passion around Barack Obama's historic campaign, two Middle Eastern wars, and the impending economic collapse, John Legend and Roots drummer Questlove hashed out the idea to dig through their crates and came up with 10 covers from the glory years of soul in the '60s and '70s. The resulting product was a masterful reimagining of 60’s and 70’s urban protest songs. This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma listen to the deeply soulful "Wake Up!"


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