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SMITHSONIAN FOLKWAYSSFW CD 47003
2001
US
Every Tone A Testimony (An African American Aural History) (Slipcase, Langston Hughes, Enoch Brown, Joe Tucker a.o.)

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Every Tone A Testimony (An African American Aural History) (Slipcase, Langston Hughes, Enoch Brown, Joe Tucker a.o.)

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Jungle Drums

James Price Johnson

02:32

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Heritage

02:58

-32

The Titanic

04:04

-31

My Heart Is Fixed

Rev. Gary Davis

02:04

-30

Listen Lord, A Prayer

James Weldon Johnson Read By Margaret Walker

02:55

-29

A Recorded Autobiography

02:33

-28

Lynching, Our National Crime

Ida B. Wells-Barnett Read By Ruby Dee

03:43

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Chopping In The New Ground

Inmates Of Ramsey Or Retrieve State Farms, TX

01:37

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Shine

01:03

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People Everyday

Arrested Development

03:27

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Boatman Dance

Elizabeth Cotten

01:42

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St. Louis Woman

01:26

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Banjo Player

Fenton Johnson Read By Arna Bontemps

00:44

-23

Shotgun Joe

05:19

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John Henry

Brownie McGhee And Sonny Terry

04:03

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Atlanta Exposition Address

Booker T. Washington

01:16

-22

For The Poets

03:56

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There's A Great Camp Meeting

The Fisk Jubilee Singers

02:01

-21

The Village Of Brooklyn, Illinois 62059

03:30

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Dope

04:48

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When Malindy Sings

Paul Laurence Dunbar Read By Margaret Walker

03:48

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Liberation/poem

00:34

-19

Free At Last

Dock Reed And Vera Hall

01:33

-18

Nikki-Rosa

01:12

-18

Why Slavery Is Still Rampant

Sarah Parker Remond Read By Ruby Dee

01:47

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What To The Slave Is The Fourth Of July?

Frederick Douglass Read By Ossie Davis

02:36

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Together To The Tune Of Coltrane's "Equinox"

Sarah Webster Fabio

01:40

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Steal Away To Jesus

01:50

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Interview (Excerpt)

01:05

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Black Panther Party Platform

02:59

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Singing Slaves

Frederick Douglass Read By Ossie Davis

01:03

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Birmingham 1963 - Keep Moving

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

03:42

-14

Speech At Akron Convention

Sojourner Truth Read By Ruby Dee

02:05

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Narrative

Harriet Tubman Read By Dorothy F. Washington

00:59

-13

Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around

Freedom Singers

02:31

-12

I Wonder Where My Brother Gone

Annie Grace Horn Dodson

01:17

-12

Cry To Me

02:13

-11

Long Distance Call

06:58

-11

Earl Of Dartmouth

Phillis Wheatley Read By Dorothy F. Washington

00:49

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Bars Fight

Lucy Terry Read By Arna Bontemps

01:23

-10

How He Delivered Me

Juanita Johnson & Gospel Tones

02:39

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Pharaoh's Host Got Lost

Lawrence McKiver

01:32

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Body And Soul

Big Nick Nicholas

03:48

-8

The Children Of The Poor, Sonnet 2

Gwendolyn Brooks

00:47

-8

I'm Goin' Up North

Children Of East York School, East York, Alabama

01:22

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Buck Dance

01:19

-7

For My People

Margaret Walker

05:41

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Jack And Mary And Three Dogs

05:53

-6

Married Man Blues

Billie & De De Pierce

05:11

-5

Brother Terrapin, Slow Train To Arkansas

01:56

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Backwater Blues

Big Bill Broonzy

02:47

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Ma Rainey

Sterling A. Brown

02:06

-4

Intro And Kneebone Bend

Lawrence McKiver And Doretha Skipper

02:51

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If We Must Die

00:57

-3

Complaint Call

00:40

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The Negro Speaks Of Rivers

Langston Hughes

00:43

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Field Call

Annie Grace Horn Dodson

01:15

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The Struggle

Langston Hughes

00:22

-1

No More Auction Block

02:09

1

The Oral Tradition

1

Contemporary African American Voices

1

Voices Of Pride And Protest I

1

Testimony Against Slavery

1

Voices Of Pride And Protest II

1

Voices Of Civil Rights And Black Power

1

The Sounds Of Twentieth-Century America

1

Reconstruction And Repression

Coordinator [Production]

Mary Monseur

Mastered By

Pete Reiniger

Other [Editorial Assistance]

Carla Borden

Producer, Compiled By, Liner Notes

Robert H. Cataliotti

Supervised By [Production]

Anthony Seeger

Supervised By [Production]

D.A. Sonneborn

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Gil Scott-Heron

The Last Poets

Leon Thomas

Andy Bey

Malcolm X

Dick Gregory

Maya Angelou

Jayne Cortez

Amiri Baraka

Spoken Word

15 subgenres

Beat Poetry

No subgenres

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