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Nation Rising

from 60 Years by Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra

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"The mid-1960s brought about the Black sovereignty as musicians and artists set
forth to govern, equipped with cargo pants, bush jackets, three quarter high top boots
with laces, tribal dashikis, knitted african skull caps, sunglasses and an attitude. We were occasionally seen with war paint, signifying our support and promotion of Black business and community empowerment through the 1980s. This was an expression of the times; we were living as a national art movement on stage and in churches, parks, community centers, and everywhere we exhibited our talent. It was about a national movement across this country, preserving the arts of our story. We were
warriors for freedom, demonstrated through our art and culture. We were a nation of people rising, coming together and making do for ourselves. The giant (the people) had awakened for all those who suffered the after effects of slavery (kulu se mama), compelling us to create, produce, perform, record, and teach. The music drives you, marching across your mind as it rhythmically travels time into
decried places, fortelling that the time to rise is now." - Michael Dett Wilcots

Taken from a cassette tape containing a concert recorded in 1981

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from 60 Years, released June 16, 2023
Written by Somaya “Peaches” Hassan Arranged by Horace Tapscott

Jujigwa (Juan Gray) - Vocal
Adele Sebastian - Flute
Dadisi Komolafe - Flute
Solo by Sabir Mateen - Alto
Gary Bias - Alto
David Bryant - Bass
Horace Tapscott - Piano
Moses Obligación - Congas
Billy Hinton - Drums
Engineered by Michael Dett Wilcots & Ali Jihad Abdullah
*This configuration is a likely band based on existing information

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