Various - Every Tone A Testimony (An African American Aural History)
Various - Every Tone A Testimony (An African American Aural History) Singer: Various
Title: Every Tone A Testimony (An African American Aural History)
Label: Smithsonian Folkways ‎– SFW CD 47003
Type: 2 x CD, Compilation
Country: US
Date of released: 2001
Category: Hip Hop, Jazz, Funk / Soul, Blues, Non-Music, Folk, World, & Country
Style:
Size MP3 zip: 1678 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1478 mb
Rating: 3.9✭
Format: MP3 ADX MPC MP2 MP4 AUD WMA MP3 FLAC

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The Oral Tradition
1-1 Langston Hughes The Struggle 0:22
1-2 Annie Grace Horn Dodson Field Call 1:15
1-3 Enoch Brown Complaint Call 0:40
1-4 Lawrence McKiver And Doretha Skipper Intro And Kneebone Bend 2:51
1-5 Rich Amerson Brother Terrapin, Slow Train To Arkansas 1:56
1-6 Mrs. Janie Hunter* Jack And Mary And Three Dogs 5:53
1-7 Joe Tucker Buck Dance 1:19
1-8 Children Of East York School I'm Goin' Up North 1:22
1-9 Lawrence McKiver Pharaoh's Host Got Lost 1:32
1-10 Lucy Terry Read By Arna Bontemps Bars Fight 1:23
Testimony Against Slavery
1-11 Phillis Wheatley Read By Dorothy F. Washington Earl Of Dartmouth 0:49
1-12 Annie Grace Horn Dodson I Wonder Where My Brother Gone 1:17
1-13 Harriet Tubman Read By Dorothy F. Washington Narrative 0:59
1-14 Sojourner Truth Read By Ruby Dee Speech At Akron Convention 2:05
1-15 Frederick Douglass Read By Ossie Davis Singing Slaves 1:03
1-16 Kinsey West Steal Away To Jesus 1:50
1-17 Frederick Douglass Read By Ossie Davis What To The Slave Is The Fourth Of July? 2:36
1-18 Sarah Parker Remond Read By Ruby Dee Why Slavery Is Still Rampant 1:47
Reconstruction And Repression
1-19 Dock Reed And Vera Hall Ward* Free At Last 1:33
1-20 Paul Laurence Dunbar Read By Margaret Walker When Malindy Sings 3:48
1-21 Fisk Jubilee Singers* There's A Great Camp Meeting 2:01
1-22 Booker T. Washington Atlanta Exposition Address 1:16
1-23 Brownie McGhee And Sonny Terry John Henry 4:03
1-24 Fenton Johnson Read By Arna Bontemps Banjo Player 0:44
1-25 Elizabeth Cotten Boatman Dance 1:42
1-26 Percy Randolph Shine 1:03
1-27 Inmates Of Ramsey Or Retrieve State Farms, TX Chopping In The New Ground 1:37
1-28 Ida B. Wells-Barnett Read By Ruby Dee Lynching, Our National Crime 3:43
Voices Of Pride And Protest I
1-29 W.E.B. Du Bois* A Recorded Autobiography 2:33
1-30 James Weldon Johnson Read By Margaret Walker Listen Lord, A Prayer 2:55
1-31 Reverend Gary Davis* My Heart Is Fixed
Written-By – Rev. Gary Davis
2:04
1-32 Lead Belly* The Titanic
Written-By – H. Ledbetter*
4:04
1-33 Countee Cullen Heritage 2:58
1-34 James P. Johnson* Jungle Drums
Written-By – James P. Johnson*
2:32
Voices Of Pride And Protest II
2-1 Paul Robeson No More Auction Block
Arranged By – Lawrence Brown
2:09
2-2 Langston Hughes The Negro Speaks Of Rivers 0:43
2-3 Claude McKay If We Must Die 0:57
2-4 Sterling Brown* Ma Rainey 2:06
2-5 Big Bill Broonzy Backwater Blues 2:47
2-6 Billie And Dee Dee Pierce* Married Man Blues 5:11
2-7 Margaret Walker For My People 5:41
2-8 Gwendolyn Brooks The Children Of The Poor, Sonnet 2 0:47
The Sounds Of Twentieth-Century America
2-9 George "Big Nick" Nicholas* Body And Soul
Written-By – Johnny Green
3:48
2-10 Juanita Johnson & The Gospel Tones* How He Delivered Me 2:39
2-11 Muddy Waters Long Distance Call
Written-By – McKinley Morganfield
6:58
2-12 Solomon Burke Cry To Me
Written-By – Bert Russell
2:13
Voices Of Civil Rights And Black Power
2-13 SNCC Freedom Singers* Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around 2:31
2-14 Martin Luther King, Jr.* Birmingham 1963 - Keep Moving 3:42
2-15 Bobby Seale Black Panther Party Platform 2:59
2-16 Angela Davis Interview (Excerpt) 1:05
2-17 Sarah Webster Fabio Together To The Tune Of Coltrane's "Equinox"
Written-By – John Coltrane
1:40
2-18 Nikki Giovanni Nikki-Rosa 1:12
2-19 Sonia Sanchez Liberation/poem 0:34
Contemporary African American Voices
2-20 Amiri Baraka Dope 4:48
2-21 Hamiet Bluiett The Village Of Brooklyn, Illinois 62059
Written-By – Hamiet Bluiett
3:30
2-22 Jayne Cortez For The Poets 3:56
2-23 Golden Eagles Shotgun Joe
Written-By – Jos. Boudreaux*
5:19
2-24 Ishmael Reed St. Louis Woman 1:26
2-25 Arrested Development People Everyday 3:27

Credits

  • Artwork By [Cover Image & Other Artwork] – Jerry Butler
  • Coordinator [Production] – Mary Monseur
  • Design [Design & Layout] – Joe Parisi
  • Mastered By – Pete Reiniger
  • Other [Editorial Assistance] – Carla Borden
  • Producer, Compiled By, Liner Notes – Robert H. Cataliotti
  • Supervised By [Production] – Anthony Seeger, D. A. Sonneborn*

Notes

℗© 2001 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings