On the back of having just binge watched Godfather Of Harlem (prequel to American Gangster) I decided to watch the 1992 Malcolm X movie starring Denzel Washington (as Malcolm features extensively in GOH). The full 8:22 Aretha Franklin's version of Someday We'll All Be Free plays over the closing credits. A few weeks ago I posted several versions of Someday We'll All Be Free but omitted the version by Aretha Franklin which is only available on the soundtrack or as a promo CD, cassette or 12" on Qwest. It's not available on YouTube so I tried to upload it but it was blocked due to copyright but the full version has been posted on Soundcloud (link below).
IMBD rates Godfather Of Harlem 8.0 and Malcolm X 7.7 - NOTE Malcolm X is 3 hrs 22 mins long!
Whilst trying to find Aretha Franklin's version here's a few more I found:
Pink & John Legend - Shining A Light: A Concert for Progress 2015 (Cover Donny Hathaway)
Lalah Hathaway (Marcus Miller Project) Live Under The Sky 1991
Aza Hancock (Remix)
Recorded live in Los Angeles at Grand Performances, California Plaza July 23, 2010.
Frank McComb (Live Band On The Wall Manchester 2017)
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