


Sometimes a song or artist becomes inseparably intertwined with an historical moment.
Sometimes a song or artist becomes inseparably intertwined with an historical moment. Join WETA as we examine some of these times When Music Makes History.
Sometimes a song or artist becomes inseparably intertwined with an historical moment. Join WETA as we examine some of these times When Music Makes History.
In 1968, Elvis closes his “Comeback Special” with a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
If I Can Dream
Spike Lee enlists Public Enemy to write a protest anthem for this film Do The Right Thing.
Fight the Power
The Allman Brothers hit the road in 1975 to support Jimmy Carter’s presidential campaign.
Ramblin' Man
When Music Makes History is a local public television program presented by WETA.