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Various Artists / Every Tone A Testimony: An African American Aural History

Album:	Every Tone A Testimony: An African American Aural History	Collection:	Spoken Word
Artist:	Various Artists	Added:	Mar 2001
Label:	Smithsonian/Folkways

Recent Airplay

1.	Nov 27, 2008:	"In Your Ear ..." with David Bug, this thanksgivings morning Why Slavery Is Still Rampant, What To The Slave Is The Fourth Of July?, Steal Away To Jesus, Singing Slaves, Speech at Akron Convention, Narrative, I Wonder Where My Brother Gone, Earl of Dartmouth	4.	Apr 08, 2008:	"In Your Ear ..." with David Bug, subbing for the fellow souls in sound Black Panther Party Platform
2.	Jul 03, 2008:	"In Your Ear ..." with David Bug, a return to the weekly beat of process, pt.1 Black Panther Party Platform	5.	Feb 14, 2007:	"In Your Ear ..." with David Bug, subbing for mike on valentine's day Birmingham 1963, Keep Moving
3.	Jun 19, 2008:	"In Your NYC Ear ..." with David Bug, nyc return The Struggle	6.	Jan 21, 2007:	"In Your Ear ..." with David Bug, a new day, time, & year - sundays Complaint Call

Track Listing

	Artist	Track Name
1.	Hughes, Langston	The Struggle
2.	Dodson, Annie Grace Horn	Field Call
3.	Brown, Enoch	Complaint Call
4.	Mckiver, Lawrence/Doretha Skip	Intro And Kneebone Bend
5.	Amerson, Richard Ma	Brother Terrapin, Slow Train To Arkansas - Amerson, Richard Ma
6.	Hunter, Mrs. Janie	Jack and Mary and Three Dogs
7.	Tucker, Joe	Buck Dance
8.	Children of East York School	I'm Goin' Up North
9.	Mckiver, Lawrence	Pharaoh's Host Got Lost
10.	Terry, Lucy	Bars Fight
11.	Wheatly, Phillis	Earl of Dartmouth
12.	Dodson, Annie Grace Horn	I Wonder Where My Brother Gone
13.	Tubman, Harriet	Narrative
14.	Truth, Sojourner	Speech at Akron Convention
15.	Douglass, Frederick	Singing Slaves
16.	West, Kinsey	Steal Away To Jesus
17.	Douglass, Frederick	What To The Slave Is The Fourth Of July?
18.	Remond, Sarah Parker	Why Slavery Is Still Rampant
19.	Reed, Dock & Ward, Vera Hall	Free at Last
20.	Dunbar, Paul Laurence	When Malindy Sings
21.	Fisk Jubilee Singers	There's a Great Camp Meeting
22.	Washington, Booker T.	Atlanta Exposition Address
23.	Mcghee, Brownie & Terry, Sonny	John Henry
24.	Johnson, Fenton	Banjo Player
25.	Cotten, Elizabeth	Boatman Dance
26.	Randolph, Percy	Shine
27.	Inmates of Ramsey or Retrive	Chopping in the New Ground
28.	Wells-Barnett, Ida B.	Lynching, Our National Crime
29.	Du Bois, W.E.B.	A Recorded Autobiography
30.	Johnson, James Weldon	Listen Lord, a Prayer
31.	Davis, Reverand Gary	My Heart Is Fixed
32.	Lead Belly	The Titanic
33.	Cullen, Countee	Heritage
34.	Johnson, James P.	Jungle Drums
35.	Robeson, Paul	No More Auction Block
36.	Hughes, Langston	The Negro Speaks of Rivers
37.	Mckay, Claude	If We Must Die
38.	Brown, Sterling	Ma Rainey
39.	Broonzy, Big Bill	Backwater Blues
40.	Pierce, Billie & Dee Dee	Married Man Blues
41.	Walker, Margaret	For My People
42.	Brooks, Gwendolyn	The Children of the Poor
43.	Nicholas, George "Big Nick"	Body and Soul
44.	Johnson, Juanita & Gospel Tone	How He Delivered Me
45.	Waters, Muddy	Long Distance Call
46.	Burke, Solomon	Cry to Me
47.	Sncc Freedom Singers	Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn
48.	King, Martin Luther, Jr.	Birmingham 1963-KEEP Moving
49.	Seale, Bobby	Black Panther Party Platform
50.	Davis, Angela	Interview
51.	Fabio, Sarah Webster	Together to the Tune of Colt
52.	Giovanni, Nikki	Nikki-Rosa
53.	Sanchez, Sonia	Liberation/Poem
54.	Baraka, Amiri	Dope
55.	Bluiett, Maniet	The Village of Brooklyn, Ill
56.	Cortez, Jayne	For the Poets
57.	Golden Eagles	Shotgun Joe
58.	Reed, Ishmael	St. Louis Woman
59.	Arrested Development	People Everyday