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Let There Be Harmony is the 1990 debut album by Harmony, released on Virgin Records (catalog 4-91394). A socially conscious hip-hop and R&B album with a strong Afrocentric and spiritual vision, the 18-track set weaves musical cuts with spoken word poetry by Pamela Scott — presented as "Exhibits" — creating a cohesive statement on Black identity, faith, and community. Tracks like "Mother Africa," "We The People," and "Art Of War" reflect the album's ambitious scope and place it firmly in the tradition of conscious rap at the turn of the decade.
Label: Virgin Records | Catalog: 4-91394 | Year: 1990 | Format: Cassette
Track List:
1. Looking At A Black Man (Poem by Pamela Scott)
2. I Want To Thank You
3. Poundcake
4. What You Need
5. Take My Breath Away
6. Sing Unto God
7. Exhibit A
8. Tear It Up
9. Exhibit B
10. Mother Africa
11. Your Love Ain't Right
12. Exhibit C
13. Art Of War
14. Exhibit D
15. We The People
16. There's Only One
17. Exhibit E
18. Eye Witness Blues (Poem by Pamela Scott)
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