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James Brown  
Sex Machine: (King 1970)  
* "Soul Power-Live"  
     Schoolly D's "It's Like Dat"

Soul Classics: (Polydor 1972)  
* "Soul Power Pt I"  
     Audio Two's "Build up Back Up"
     Boogie Down Productions's "Poetry"
     Das EFX's "Mic Checka"
     Das EFX's "Undaground Rappa"
     Demon Boyz's "Rougher than an Animal"
     EPMD's "Total Kaos"
     Hip-Hop against Apartheid's "Free South Africa"
     Kool Moe Dee's "Let's Get Serious"
     Kurtis Blow's "Suckers in the Place"
     Overweight Pooch's "Ace is a Spade"
     Public Enemy's "Caught, Can We Get a Witness?"
     Public Enemy's "Night of the Living Baseheads"
     Public Enemy's "What Kind of Power We Got?"
     Scarface's "Body Snatchers"
     Stetsasonic's "Speaking of a Girl Named Suzy"
     Two Kings in a Cipher's "Daffy Wuz a Black Man"

Maceo & the Macks  
Us!: (People 1974)  
* "Soul Power '74"  
     3rd Bass's "Product of the Environment"
     Big Daddy Kane's "Get Down"
     Black Machine's "How Gee"
     Chill Rob G's "Court is Now in Session"
     Doug E Fresh's "Crazy Bout Cars"
     Dream Warriors's "Journey On"
     Eric B and Rakim's "Move the Crowd"
     KAM's "Holiday Madness"
     Low Profile's "How Ya Livin'"
     MC Shan's "Words of a Freestyle"
     Redman's "Rated R"
     Salt-N-Pepa's "A Salt with Deadly Pepa"
     Schoolly D's "Am I Black Enough for You?"
     Spoonie Gee's "The Godfather"
     Stetsasonic's "So Let the Fun Begin"
     Tony, Toni, Tone's "In the. . ."