Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - A Message From Martin Luther King Jr. Album

Tracklist

1	Black Supremacy
2	Negative And Positive
3	Achievement Of The Dream
4	Kinds Of Love
5	Creative Protest
6	Racial Supremacy
7	The American Dream - Part 1
8	Basic Human Rights
9	The American Dream - Part 2
10	America's Split Personality
11	Interrelation Of Life
12	World Perspective
13	The Price America Must Pay

Credits

• Art Direction – Ron Warwell
• Cover – Chico Alvarez

Notes

℗ 1982 Phoenix Entertainment & Talent
Internationally distributed by: Audiofidelity Enterprises, Inc.
45 East Milton Ave., Rahway, N.J. 07065

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Phoenix Entertainment & Talent
• Copyright (c) – Phoenix Entertainment & Talent
• Distributed By – Audiofidelity Enterprises, Inc.

Album

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