A musical epic that connects with the African-American soul.
A soundtrack by Quincy Jones, who also composed the music for the TV drama "Roots." A magnificent and profound historical picture scroll.
"Roots Quincy Jones" is a 1977 album composed and arranged by the master Quincy Jones for the TV drama "Roots" based on the novel by Alex Haley. The magnificent score, which depicts the history of slavery and the suffering and pride of African Americans through music, is a groundbreaking composition that combines orchestral with jazz, gospel, and Afro-rhythms. It is a masterpiece with high social significance that stirs the emotions of the listener.
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A:
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1)
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Motherland
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2)
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Roots Mural Theme
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3)
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Main Title: Mama Aifambeni (Premiere Episode)
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Behold, The Only Thing Greater Than Yourself (Birth)
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Oluwa (Many Rains Ago) (African Theme) Featuring – Letta Mbulu
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Boyhood To Manhood
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The Toubob Is Here! (The Capture)
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Middle Passage (Slaveship Crossing)
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You In Americuh' Now, African America (The Promised Land)
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B:
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Roots Mural Theme Intro (Slave Auction)
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Ole Fiddler
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Jumpin' De Broom (Marriage Ceremony)
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What Shall I Do? (Hush, Hush, Somebody's Calling My Name)
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Roots Mural Theme Bridge (Plantation Life)
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Oh Lord, Come By Here
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Free At Last? (The Civil War)
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Many Rains Ago (Oluwa) (African Theme: English Version) Vocals [Solo] – Letta Mbulu
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