Sappiamo tutti che la musica è una risorsa profonda. Riesce a dar voce ed alimentare come del carburante collettivo fatto di passione. Quando si tratta di esprimere convinzioni o riunire e creare movimenti, le canzoni di protesta sono una tradizione di lunga data e sempre apprezzata. Abbiamo pensato che sarebbe stata una buona occasione per rivisitare le canzoni che hanno dominato la nostra coscienza collettiva e hanno a lungo dato vita a molti movimenti. Canzoni di ieri ed oggi che ci fanno ricordare quanto la musica sia una delle cose che quasi tutti noi abbiamo in comune e nei nostri cuori. Ovviamente tra queste non potevano mancare gli U2!

1. Edwin Starr – War (What is it good for?)
2. Buffalo Springfield – For What It’s Worth
3. U2 – Sunday Bloody Sunday
4. Bob Marley – Get Up Stand Up
5. Dire Straits – Brothers in Arms
6. Jackson Browne – For America
7. Neil Young – Southern Man
8. Bob Dylan – Masters of War

9. Ben Harper – Black Rain
10. Dan Bern – My Country II

11. Green Day – American Idiot

12. Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On

13. Tim Easton – News Blackout

14. U2 – Pride (In The Name Of Love)
15. Beatles – Revolution
16. Steve Earle – Jerusalem
17. Brett Dennen – Ain’t No Reason
18. John Lennon – Imagine
19. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Fortunate Son
20. Bruce Springsteen – American skin (41 shots) 

21. Bob Marley – Them belly full (but we hungry)
22. Bob Dylan – The Times They Are A-Changin’
23. Michael Franti & Spearhead– Hey World
24. Sam Cooke – A Change is Gonna Come
25. Gil Scott-Heron: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
26. Chicago – It Better End Soon, Movements I-IV
27. Bruce Springsteen – Ghost of Tom Joad

28. Jackson Browne – Lives in the Balance
29. Johnny Cash – Man in Black

30. Ray Davies – Vietnam Cowboys

31. David Rovics – Saint Patrick Battalion

32. Live – What Are We Fighting For?

33. The Mammals – Alone on the Homestead

34. Bob Dylan – John Brown

35. Michael Franti & Spearhead – Time to Go Home

36. The Nightwatchman – Union Song

37. Portugal. the Man – People Say

38. Rage Against the Machine – Killing in the Name

39. Steve Earle – The Revolution Starts

40. Phil Ochs – There But for Fortune
41. Byrds – So You Wanna Be A Rock & Roll Star

42. Barry McGuire – Eve Of Destruction

43. CSN – Wooden Ships 

44. Randy Newman – Political Science

45. Phil Ochs- I Ain’t Marchin’ Anymore
46. Pete Seeger – Where Have All The Flowers Gone?

47. Bob Dylan – With God On Our Side 

48. Temptations – Ball Of Confusion

49. Simon & Garfunkel – A Simple Desultory Philippic

50. Simon & Garfunkel – He Was My Brother

51. Kinks – A Well Respected Man

52. Third Rail – Run Run Run

53. George Harrison – Awaiting On You All

54. Mouse And The Traps – A Public Execution 

55. CSNY – Ohio

56. Spirit – Nature’s Way

57. Hedgehoppers Anonymous – It’s Good New Week

58. CSNY – Find The Cost Of Freedom 

59. Kinks – Dead End Street

60. Beach Boys – Student Demonstration Time 

61. Country Joe & The Fish – I Feel like I’m Fixin’ To Die Rag

62. Graham Nash – Miltary Madness
63. Pink Floyd – Money

64. John Lennon – Working Class Hero 

65. Who – My Generation

66. Yardbirds – Shapes Of Things

67. Crosby & Nash – Wind On The Water

68. John Lennon – Give Peace A Chance

69. Stevie Wonder – You Haven’t Done Nothin’
70. Spanky & Our Gang – Give A Damn

71. Eric Burdon & The Animals – Sky Pilot
72. Bob Dylan – Blowin’ in the Wind
73. Hamilton Camp – Star-Spangled Bus

74. Donovan – Universal Soldier

75. Bob Marley – War
76. Michael Franti & Spearhead– Hey Hey Hey

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