Songs of "The Freedom Singers"
- "We Shall Overcome" - Newport Folk Festival 1963 vol. 1
- "Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around" led by Cordell Reagon
- "Woke Up This Mornin' With My Mind On Freedom" led by Bernice Johnson
- "This Little Light Of Mine"
- "We'll Never Turn Back" led by Emory Harris
- "We Shall Not Be Moved" led by Rutha Mae Harris
- "Certainly Lord"
- "Get Your Rights Jack"
- "Which Side Are You On" led by Cordell Reagon
- "Dog, Dog" led by Cordell Reagon
- "In The Mississippi River" led by Marshall Jones
- "Governor Wallace" led by Charles Neblett
- "Ballad of Medgar Evers" led by Matthew Jones
- "Oginga Odinga" led by Matthew Jones
- "Uncle Tom's Prayers" (solo Cordell Reagon)
- "Been In The Storm Too Long" (solo Bernice Johnson Reagon)
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