Soundtracks: Songs That Defined History S01E01 Soundtrack

Apr 20, 2017
21 songs

This guide currently identifies 21 songs from Soundtracks: Songs That Defined History season 1, episode 1, with scene and placement details where available.

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Soundtracks: Songs That Defined History S01E01 soundtrack songs

  1. Under Pressure
    Queen
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    Official Trailer, first song.

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  2. War
    Edwin Starr
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    Official Trailer, second song.

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  3. Major Tom
    Peter Schilling
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    Official Trailer, third song.

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  4. Fight The Power
    Public Enemy
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    Official Trailer, fourth song.

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  5. New York State of Mind
    Billy Joel
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    Official Trailer, fifth song.

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  6. Gospel
    The Chevin
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    Opening sequence/Title Card.

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  7. Why? (The King of Love Is Dead)
    Nina Simone
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    [Live Version] Nina Simone performs, dedicated to Dr MLK

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  8. Mississippi Goddam
    Nina Simone
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    [Live Version] Nina Simone performs through to 1st commercial break

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  9. We Shall Overcome
    Peter, Paul & Mary
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    [Live Acoustic Version] While being interviewed, crowd sings.

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  10. Woke Up This Morning
    SNCC Freedom Singers
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    [Live Version]

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  11. Keep Your Eyes On The Prize (traditional)
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    [Live Version] Crowd sings.

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  12. If I Had a Hammer
    Peter, Paul & Mary
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    [Live Version] PP&M perform onstage in 1965

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  13. People Get Ready
    Aretha Franklin
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    Footage of Aretha singing as people are interviewed about her

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  14. Say It Loud - I'm Black And I'm Proud - Pt. 1
    James Brown
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    Just after footage of the Black Panthers and plays through to the next commercial break

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  15. Living for the City
    Stevie Wonder
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    [Live Version] Stevie Wonder performs just as they start to talk about Berry Gordy's Motown records

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  16. Happy Birthday
    Stevie Wonder
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    [Live Version] Stevie Wonder sings as he is giving a speech on the Mall in Washington DC fighting for the ratification of MKL Day as a national holiday. Plays through to next commercial break

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  17. A Change Is Gonna Come
    Sam Cooke
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    Just after Barack Obama gives a speech and continues through to next commercial break

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  18. Alright
    Kendrick Lamar
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    Just after Jesse Jackson arrives in Ferguson, MO and music video footage plays

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  19. Don't Need Me
    James Hersey
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  20. Under Pressure
    Queen, David Bowie
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    Official Trailer, first song.

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  21. Don't Need Me
    James Hersey, narou
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