"Luke Cage: Behind the music of Marvel's Netflix series"

The artists and songs compiled in this libguide have been taken from Miles Surrey's article, "'Luke Cage' soundtrack: Here's every song from the show, broken down by episode" at Music.Mic. 

Spotify's "Luke Cage" Soundtrack Playlist for Seasons 1 and 2

Ernie Vincent Presents: The Kollab Collection (takes you to Amazon.com)

Album contains the song, "Dap Walk."

Coleman Hawkins, Hawk Flies High 

Album contains the song, "Think Deep." Available for listening at the Institute of Jazz Studies on the Rutgers-Newark campus.

Miles Davis, Bags' Groove

Album contains the song, "Doxy," composed by Sonny Rollins.

A Decade of Jazz, vol. III (1959-1969)

Album contains the D. Pearson version of Donald Byrd's "Cristo Redentor." 

Faith Evans, The First Lady (takes you to Amazon.com)

Album contains the song, "Mesmerized."

There is also a version from the Luke Cage soundtrack (takes you to Amazon.com)

Bradley Charles Changes/Ain't It a Sin 7" single

Ghostface Killah and Adrian Younge, Twelve Reasons to Die (takes you to Amazon.com)

Album contains the song, "Enemies All Around Me," featuring William Hart

Wu-Tang Clan, Enter the Wu Tang

Album contains the song, "Bring Da Ruckus" 

"Feel Alive" by Ali Shaheed Muhammad from the album, Linear Labs: Los Angeles. (takes you to the Linear Labs web site)

French multimedia artist, The Avener, remixes John Lee Hooker's "It Serves You Right to Suffer," on his album, The Wanderings of the Avener.

(Takes you to the The Avener's web site)

Lee Williams and the Cymbals, "It's Everything About You that I Love" 7" single (takes you to YouTube)

Mahalia Jackson, "The Trouble of the World" 7"single released in 1959. (takes you to YouTube)

Jidenna, "Long Live the Chief"