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1. thevinylfactory.com › features › soundtrack-grooveThe 20 best blaxploitation records from the 1970s

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   Sep 11, 2014 · From Shaft to Superfly, Amar Ediriwira unearths the best blaxploitation soundtracks ever recorded. Dovetailing the civil rights movement, 1970s blaxploitation film was the birth of a new code of black representation.

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3. www.udiscovermusic.com › stories › blaxploitationBaadasssss Songs: A History Of Blaxploitation Soundtracks

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   Apr 26, 2019 · April 26, 2019. By. Jason Draper. Its title might read more like a Blaxploitation spoof rather than the real deal, but, when it was released in April 1971, Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss song...

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   • Issac Hayes, “Theme from Shaft” Film: Shaft (1971) Edd said: Clearly, this was the only choice for the top spot. I’m stating the obvious here, but this song IS blaxploitation in its purest form – a potent blend of soul and attitude; effortlessly cool with an edge of danger.
   • Curtis Mayfield, “Superfly” Film: Super Fly (1972) Edd said: The crown jewel of the Super Fly soundtrack is, unsurprisingly, its title track. The opening guitar licks are instantly recognizable, and once those horns kick in, the journey begins.
   • Willie Hutch, “Theme of Foxy Brown” Film: Foxy Brown (1974) Edd said: Willie has dominated this countdown, and for good reason. His sound has become synonymous with the blaxploitation movement.
   • Rose Royce, “I Wanna Get Next to You” Film: Car Wash (1976) Edd said: Your mama n’ dem’s favorite love song! Rose Royce’s romantic staple has become a hallmark of R&B, and that legacy started all the way back on the Car Wash soundtrack.

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   What is a blaxploitation soundtrack?

   • A history of Blaxploitation film soundtracks that helped define the genre, and the musicians who asserted their street cred by writing their scores. Its title might read more like a Blaxploitation spoof rather than the real deal, but, when it was released in April 1971, Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss song ushered in a whole new era of filmmaking.

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   Why does blaxploitation have a song?

   • (It’s perhaps no accident that Van Peebles’ film had the word “song” in the title, thereby linking it to a black music tradition that included spirituals, folk music and the blues – in short: music that told it like it was, just like the Blaxploitation films sought to.) Listen to the best Blaxploitation soundtrack themes on Spotify.

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   What era blaxploitation soundtracks were re-released?

   • As Melvin Van Peebles’ seminal score to Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song is re-released we look at the most important soundtracks from the Blaxploitation era B laxploitation films of the 70s and early 80s entertained and empowered their audiences by depicting brown heroes combating racism and greed through outlandish violence.

   Black dynamite: the best Blaxploitation soundtracks | Music - The Guard…

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   What was blaxploitation film?

   • Dovetailing the civil rights movement, 1970s blaxploitation film was the birth of a new code of black representation. Often formulaic, they featured black heroes thrown into style-heavy contexts (from crime thrillers to westerns to science fiction), usually battling against white oppression and marginalisation in one form or another.

   The 20 best blaxploitation records from the 1970s

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6. www.factmag.com › 2014/09/11 › soundtrack-groove-theThe 20 best 1970s blaxploitation soundtracks - Fact Magazine

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   Sep 11, 2014 · Soundtrack groove: The 20 best blaxploitation records from the 1970s. Originally posted by The Vinyl Factory. Dovetailing the civil rights movement, 1970s blaxploitation film was the birth of...

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7. www.allmusic.com › style › blaxploitation-maBlaxploitation Music Songs | AllMusic

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   Blaxploitation Song Highlights. Gypsy Woman Curtis Mayfield. The Impressions. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You) Lamont Dozier / Brian Holland / Eddie Holland. Marvin Gaye. Baby You Ought to Think It Over Jimmy Holiday / Bobby Womack. Bobby Womack. Freddie's Dead Curtis Mayfield.

8. www.theguardian.com › music › filmblogBlack dynamite: the best Blaxploitation soundtracks | Music ...

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   May 26, 2017 · Black dynamite: the best Blaxploitation soundtracks. As Melvin Van Peebles’ seminal score to Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song is re-released we look at the most important soundtracks from...

9. theshfl.com › guide › Blaxploitation-SoundtracksBlaxploitation Soundtracks - Shfl

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   Blaxploitation Soundtracks. ‘Blaxploitation’ is a blanket term for early seventies films made by Black directors and aimed at Black audiences. The films were generally independent, low-budget and their subject matter was often crime, drugs, sex and racial tension. The genre included a broad range of films so it can be problematic to ...