You've Got to Have Freedom
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| "'''You've Got to Have Freedom'''" (1980) is a musical composition by [[Pharoah Sanders]], featured on his album ''[[Journey to the One]]'' (1980). It was a popular track on the British [[acid jazz]] scene. | "'''You've Got to Have Freedom'''" (1980) is a musical composition by [[Pharoah Sanders]], featured on his album ''[[Journey to the One]]'' (1980). It was a popular track on the British [[acid jazz]] scene. | ||
| - | It was featured on ''[[Jazz Juice]]'' volume 7 (1988) and ''[[Beats and Pieces]]'' on BBE Records. | + | It was featured on ''[[Jazz Juice]]'' volume 7 (1988) and ''[[Beats and Pieces]]'' vol. 2 (2001) on BBE Records. |
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| *[[Freedom]] | *[[Freedom]] | ||
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"You've Got to Have Freedom" (1980) is a musical composition by Pharoah Sanders, featured on his album Journey to the One (1980). It was a popular track on the British acid jazz scene.
It was featured on Jazz Juice volume 7 (1988) and Beats and Pieces vol. 2 (2001) on BBE Records.
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