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- Gmac Cash "Vote" from Vote—Single by Gerald Devon Craft-Allen (Gmacproduction, 2024) 00:35
- A Joyous Chorus "A More Perfect Union" by David Robert Wood from America, Still Becoming (Self Produced, 2026) 04:05
- Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra & Wynton Marsalis "We the People" by Marsalis from We the People (Blue Engine Records, 2026) 07:19
- Willie Nelson "Vote 'Em Out" by Nelson & Buddy Cannon from Vote "em Out—Single (Legacy Records, 2018) 13:05
- Vinson Valega "This is What Democracy Sounds Like (Part I)" featuring Anton Denner (piccolo) by Valega from Awake (Consilience Productions, 2005) 18:37
- Sweet Honey in the Rock "Greed" by Bernice Johnson Reagon from ... Twenty-Five (Rykodisc, 1998) 19:43
- Mondo Trio "Vote 4 Morals" by Jeff Babko from Mondo Trio (Abstract Logix Records, 2007) 25:08
- Vinson Valega "This is What Democracy Sounds Like (Part II)" featuring Anton Denner (piccolo) by Valega from Awake (Consilience Productions, 2005) 35:47
- Allen Toussaint "We the People" by Toussaint from We the People—Single (Bell Records, 1969) 36:48
- The Staple Singers "Hammer and Nails" from Hammer and Nails (Riverside Records, 1962) 39:37
- Ben Sidran "Song Title" from We the People—Single (Bonsai Music, 2019) 42:03
- Vinson Valega "This is What Democracy Sounds Like (Part III)" featuring Anton Denner (piccolo) by Valega from Awake (Consilience Productions, 2005) 48:20
- Laura Nyro "The Right to Vote" by Nyro from Mother's Spiritual (Columbia Records, 1984) 49:43
- Caroline Davis "The Academic Freedom Suite, Part 1" by Mike Allemana from Live Work & Play (Self Produced, 2012) 52:51
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