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Political Protest Songs and Actual Protest Values: Analysis of Fela’s “Sorrow, Tears & Blood” and Bob Marley’s “Stand up, Get up”
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  • 2020Rebel Musics - Human Rights, Resistant Sounds, and the Politics of Music Making64 cited

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