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Berkeley Teach-in: Vietnam
But the Women Rose, Vol.2: Voices of Women in American History
Huey!: Listen Whitey!
Huey P. Newton, one of the founding members of the Black Panther Party, was arrested in the late 1960s on charges of shooting a police officer.Huey! is a representation of the support Newton received from the Panthers and other members of the community during his trial.Listen Whitey! chronicles the reaction of...
Huey P. Newton, one of the founding members of the Black Panther Party, was arrested in the late 1960s on charges of shooting a police officer.Huey! is a representation of the support Newton received from the Panthers and other members of the community during his trial.Listen Whitey! chronicles the reaction of the African-American community immediately following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unrehearsed, the people’s voi...
Huey P. Newton, one of the founding members of the Black Panther Party, was arrested in the late 1960s on charges of shooting a police officer.Huey! is a representation of the support Newton received from the Panthers and other members of the community during his trial.Listen Whitey! chronicles the reaction of the African-American community immediately following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unrehearsed, the people’s voices on this album offer an unblemished glimpse of two difficult moments in African American history.
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Lest We Forget, Vol. 2: Birmingham, Alabama, 1963 - Mass Meeting
Songs played a large role in the movement to close the racial divide in America during the 1960s, and prayers, chants, sermons, and shouts were also fundamental to this task. Guy and Candie Carawan recorded Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph Albernathy speaking just after they were arrested for attempting to, as C...
Songs played a large role in the movement to close the racial divide in America during the 1960s, and prayers, chants, sermons, and shouts were also fundamental to this task. Guy and Candie Carawan recorded Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph Albernathy speaking just after they were arrested for attempting to, as Caucasians, sing in a black church. Armed with only one microphone, they were fortunate enough to be released just in time to record th...
Songs played a large role in the movement to close the racial divide in America during the 1960s, and prayers, chants, sermons, and shouts were also fundamental to this task. Guy and Candie Carawan recorded Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph Albernathy speaking just after they were arrested for attempting to, as Caucasians, sing in a black church. Armed with only one microphone, they were fortunate enough to be released just in time to record the historic event heard here.
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Sounds for Camp
Since the liner notes include only the title of each track, it leaves the purpose of this album open to the imagination: is it for use in at an actual summer camp, or for use as background noise in a film about camp? Whatever its original purpose in 1964, this album compiles a series of tracks that would be useful...
Since the liner notes include only the title of each track, it leaves the purpose of this album open to the imagination: is it for use in at an actual summer camp, or for use as background noise in a film about camp? Whatever its original purpose in 1964, this album compiles a series of tracks that would be useful for a variety of background noises in TV, radio, Film and the like.
Sounds of My City: The Stories, Music and Sounds of the People of New York
Sounds of North American Frogs
Sounds of the Annual International Sports Car Grand Prix of Watkins Glen, N.Y.
Recorded by Henry Mandler and Robert Strome in 1956 and 1960, this album gives you an idea of what the famous Watkins Glen car race sounded like in the late 1950s. The first part of the album walks the listener through a car inspection with an interview with Gus Ehrman and Lou Comito. The interview includes all th...
Recorded by Henry Mandler and Robert Strome in 1956 and 1960, this album gives you an idea of what the famous Watkins Glen car race sounded like in the late 1950s. The first part of the album walks the listener through a car inspection with an interview with Gus Ehrman and Lou Comito. The interview includes all the background noise of car engines and chattering people capturing the bustle and excitement of the day. The second part is the most imp...
Recorded by Henry Mandler and Robert Strome in 1956 and 1960, this album gives you an idea of what the famous Watkins Glen car race sounded like in the late 1950s. The first part of the album walks the listener through a car inspection with an interview with Gus Ehrman and Lou Comito. The interview includes all the background noise of car engines and chattering people capturing the bustle and excitement of the day. The second part is the most important part, the race itself and as Charles Gellis says (who writes the explanatory liner notes) "ear splitting and soul shaking--- the beautiful music of the race." The liner notes include a history of the Watkins Glen Race and a map of the course.
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