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Genre: Jazz

Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson by Wynton Marsalis

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1. What Have You Done?		1:58
2. Ghost in the House		5:04
3. Jack Johnson Two-Step		1:37
4. But Deep Down		0:50
5. Love & Hate		1:41
6. High Society		1:22
7. Careless Love		2:12
8. New Orleans Bump		4:35
9. Trouble My Soul		3:31
10. Deep Creek		5:14
11. Johnson 2-Step		2:37
12. Rattlesnake Tail Swing		2:32
13. Weary Blues		3:19
14. Troubles My Soul		3:20
15. Johnson Two-Step		1:56
16. Fire in the Night		3:28
17. Morning Song		2:48
18. I'll Sing My Song		1:17
19. Buddy Bolden's Blues		1:21
20. Last Bell		2:47
21. We'll Meet Again Someday		4:32

Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis' soundtrack to Ken Burns' documentary Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson is a compelling and rootsy mix of blues and swing. Having worked with Burns on the PBS "Jazz" series, Marsalis' Unforgivable Blackness soundtrack seems like a natural progression of a fruitful partnership. Not dissimilar to such past Marsalis Read More

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