Not In Our Name
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Record Label: Broken Arrow Records
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This CD showcases musical contributions from a host of well-known and highly respected artists. Highlights include the title track from Ani DiFranco's Evolve, a remix from Michael Franti & Spearhead, a live Ozomatli cut, and recent releases from Charlie Hunter and Les Claypool.
The set also features a new recording of Jonatha Brooke's "War"; an unreleased collaboration between Latin jazz pianist Omar Sosa, producer Greg Landau (Susana Baca, John Santos) and vocalist Manny Martinez (Los Mocosos), and a song from Shana Morrison (Van Morrison's daughter) co-written with Narada Michael Walden. The trend-setting world-beat group the Looters reunited to remix their WWII internment camp tale "Manzanar", and two new voices make stunning debuts: breaking R&B talent Martin Luther, who just finished touring with the Roots, and Garrin Benfield, accompanied by Bonnie Raitt's band.
The disc package exhibits powerful photography from Iraq by embedded journalist and 2004 National Magazine Award winner Evan Wright (Rolling Stone) and from Afghanistan by Alexandra Boulat (National Geographic). Proceeds from the sale of the CD will be donated to Not In Our Name.
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author: CD Baby
Featuring Michael Franti & Spearhead, Jonatha Brooke, Ani DiFranco, The Looters, Ozomatli, the Charlie Hunter Quintet, Los Pachanga Pistols, Martin Luther, Shana Morrison, Les Claypool and Garrin Benfield, "Not In Our Name" compiles some of the most powerful songs and peace messages by today's top artists. With 14 tracks of moving, inspiring, musical insight, spanning emotions as widely varied as the genres, the lineup not only makes a great mix but proceeds from the sale of the CD will be donated to Not In Our Name.
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Powerfully eclectic
author: AC
An eclectic mix of music that somehow works very well. While the songs are oftentimes quite different from one to the next, the threads of anti-establishmentarianism, justice and humanity resonate throughout and end up in a well-integrated cohesion that will delight listeners with a palate for thoughtful music outside the mainstream.
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