8 thoughts on “ I Want My Freedom - Various - Top Surprise 3 (CD) ”

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2. Song Freedom Song - Christy Nockels That You're my freedom song You're my freedom song Singin' ooooo You are my freedom song Verse 2 You turned my mourning into dancing Lifted my sorrow, joy filled my soul When I grow weary, Your strength renews me I thank You, Lord, Your love never lets me go Bridge Jesus, my Savior, my rock, my.

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3. The effect of all that unrestrained expression is fantastically dizzying, made even more so by Hinds constant back-and-forth between their native tongue and English Unfolding in frenetic guitar riffs and buzzing basslines, powerful drumming and delicate piano work, the album endlessly delivers massively catchy melodies and vocals that growl and sigh with equal ferocity.

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5. Dec 20,  · JOY, FREEDOM, PEACE, LIFE all found in giving up your own life to have HIS LIFE! "Something happens when I trust YOU - choosing YOUR way, leaving MY way, I find so much happiness and JOY!" "SUCH A.

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6. Made in EUROPE(UK) ONLY It is OUT OF PRINT (OOP). It Contains 4 tracks, ALL ARE RARE MIXES. The track listing is: 1 I Want My Freedom (70th Ray Radio Cut) () 2 I Want My Freedom (Club Mix) () 3 I Want My Freedom (Direct Mix) () 4 I Want My Freedom (70th Ray) () This CD comes in a slim line jewel box with a front insert no back insert ever issued.

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7. "The Freedom Songs that were the life blood of the Movement" - by Lawrance Bernabo (The Zenith City, Duluth, Minnesota) This double-CD reissue of "The Voices of the Civil Rights Movement: Black American Freedom Songs " documents the importance of songs in the Civil Rights Movement.

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8. Disc one is more complex. There are some fine moments here, especially the CS&N and CSN&Y tunes, including "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" (perhaps not perfect in voice but a very inspired performance), and "Wooden Ships," with a decent if not thrilling "Sea of Madness," in between. There is a desultory "We're Not Gonna Take It" from the Who that is out of context, given they performed the entirety of 6/

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