Clips from Barack Obama's victory speech are mixed with Obama campaign trail song favorites and others that underline his remarks.
Songs are heard in their entireties.
U2- Beautiful Day
Sam Cooke - A Change Is Gonna Come
Graham Nash - We Can Change The World
John Lennon - Power To The People
James Taylor - Shed A Little Light
David Crosby - My Country Tis of Thee
Stevie Wonder - Signed, Sealed, Delivered
28:00 - No Breaks
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Rogi Riverstone
Posted on March 06, 2009 at 09:47 PM | Permalink
I'm glad you posted this
When ever I start to feel depressed, resentful, frustrated and lethally misunderstood, I put on the CD of this mix that you mailed me and start doing chores. By the time the dish water's hot, my foot is tapping. By the time the lyrics say, "The revolution starts . . . now!" I've got my priorities lined up again. The personal is political: I'm the change I've been waiting for. Thanks, Paul. Really, thanks. I'm a tough grader, though. Don't count your stars. LOL :)