LEADER 00000cjm 2200000Ia 4500 001 ocm48154988 003 OCoLC 005 20020805185711.0 006 g--- vl 007 sd fungnn---eu 007 vd cuaizu 008 011016p20011961nyumun i eng d 028 00 74465 997562|bBuddha Records 028 00 74465-99756-9|bBuddha Records 033 20 1961----|a1971----|b3804|cN4 035 (OCoLC)48154988 040 BPT|beng|cBPT|dCPL|dGPI|dOCoLC 041 0 |deng|dmul|geng 043 n-us---|af------ 047 fm|asg|abl 049 GPIA 245 04 The long road to freedom :|ban anthology of Black music. 264 1 [New York] :|bBuddha Records :|bDistributed by BMG, |c[1961] 264 4 |c℗2001 300 5 audio discs :|bdigital ;|c4 3/4 in. +|e1 book (138 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 21 x 28 cm.) + 1 videodisc (4 3/4 in.) 336 performed music|bprm|2rdacontent 337 audio|bs|2rdamedia 338 audio disc|bsd|2rdacarrier 500 Buddha Records: 74465 997562 (on DVD: 74465-99756-9). 500 Compact discs; in case (30 cm.). 500 Accompanying text principally by Mari Evans and Harry Belafonte. 500 Bonus DVD special features: "Harry Belafonte's reminiscence of that special period [i.e. 1960's] ... biographies of key participants and musicians, web site links, a message from the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and much more"--Book, p. [9]. 500 GMD: sound recording. 505 0 The roots. Ose yie ; Sakadougou ; Ake ; Kufidi m'pala bituta ; Ayilongo ; Oba oba ; Okaikoi ; Ashiee tatale ; Aja aja o ; Falle-well Shisha Maley ; Amazing grace, and the sermon -- Shouts and early spirituals. How do you do, ev'rybody? ; O, Lord, I'm waitin' on you ; Prayer ; Kneebone bend ; Hark 'e angel ; Yonder comes day ; Goodbye, ev'rybody -- Louisiana Creole. Tombeau, tombeau ; Je m'en vais finir mes jours ; Dans un brigatoire ; Pour la belle Layotte ; Fomme la dit, mo malheuré ; Miche Banjo -- Slave Christmas. Good mornin', good mornin' ; All roun' de glory manger ; Mary, what you call yo' baby? ; Wonderful councillor -- The long road to freedom, Underground Railroad. Follow the drinking gourd ; Steal away to Jesus ; There's a meetin' here tonight ; Many thousan' gone -- The long road to freedom, the war. The colored volunteer ; We look like men of war ; Song of the First Arkansas Volunteers ; Free at las' -- Country moods. Ol' lady from Brewster ; Hallie, come on! ; Run squirrel, whoa mule ; Fox chase ; Chickens done crowed ; 'Way go Lily ; Shine on ; Grey goose ; Pick a bale o' cotton ; L'il gal, li'l gal ; Go to sleepy -- City moods. I got 'em ; Hambone, hambone ; Watermelon man ; Fare thee well, oh honey ; Blackberry woman ; Easy rider blues ; Oh, Johnny Brown ; I got 'em ; Black woman ; Watermelon man -- Ballads and frolics. Let the deal go down ; Betty and Dupree ; Eas' man ; John Henry ; Boll weevil -- Bad men, booze, and minstrels. Stagolee ; Joe Turner blues ; Honey, take a whiff on me ; Go 'long muley ; My baby in a Guinea blue gown ; Dat liar ; Finale -- Muscles and sweat. Ho boys, cancha line 'em? ; Good ir'n ; Go on, ol' gator ; Doncha hear yo' po' mother callin'? ; River sounding chant ; Nobody's business, Lord, but mine -- My God is a rock. My God is a rock ; We are climbin' Jacob's ladder ; I am so glad ; I'll never turn back no mo'--and excerpt from Dr. King speech ; Lord, I don't feel noways tired. 508 Executive producers, Harry Belafonte, David Belafonte for Belafonte Enterprises Incorporated, and Alex Miller for Buddha Records/BMG ; producers, Harry Belafonte, David Belafonte, Albert C. Pryor, Leonard de Paur. 511 0 Various performers; Leonard de Paur, arranger, musical director. 518 Recorded principally 1961-1971, at Webster Hall, New York. 650 0 African Americans|vMusic. 650 0 African Americans|xMusic|xHistory and criticism. 650 0 Folk music|zAfrica. 650 0 Spirituals (Songs) 650 0 Folk music|zUnited States. 650 0 Blues (Music) 650 0 Work songs|zUnited States. 700 1 De Paur, Leonard.|4arr|4cnd 700 1 Evans, Mari,|d1919-2017.|4wam 700 1 Belafonte, Harry,|d1927-2023.|4wam 710 2 Belafonte Enterprises.|4pro 994 02|bGPI
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