Langston Hughes - The Glory Of Negro History Album

Tracklist

1	Harriet Tubman
2	African Chant
3	Walt Whitman
4	George Washington Carver
5	NAACP Founding And Activities
6	Mary McLeod Bethune
7	I'm Not Rough
8	Steal Away
9	Negroes With The Spanish Explorers
10	Ol' Riley
11	Phyllis Wheatly
12	Booker T. Washington
13	Part II - The Glory
14	Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
15	Dallas Rag
16	Battle Hymn Of The Republic
17	Little Brown Baby
18	Frederick Douglas
19	Reconstruction
20	Organ Grinder's Swing
21	Abraham Lincoln
22	Sojourner Truth
23	Part I - The Struggle
24	Ralph Bunche
25	Trouble In Mind
26	Battle Hymn Of The Republic
27	Oh Freedeom
28	If We Must Die
29	Go Down Moses
30	World War I
31	John Brown's Body

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FP 752	Langston Hughes	The Glory Of Negro History ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Folkways Records	FP 752	US	1955
FC 7752	Langston Hughes	The Glory Of Negro History ‎(LP, Album)	Folkways Records	FC 7752	US	1966

Notes

Includes a booklet.

Short intro

Langston Hughes & Lead Belly. Part I - The Struggle: Frederick Douglass. Part I - The Struggle: Go Down Moses. Part II - The Glory: Battle Hymn of the Republic. George D. 32 Songs, 52 Minutes. Released: Jan 1, 1955. 1955 Folkways Records. More By Langston Hughes. Langston Hughes. The Glory of Negro History. Unboxing TITANIC Soundtrack - First Time on Vinyl Record Album - Продолжительность: 4:04 MilesOfVinyl Recommended for this collection of prose and song, Langston Hughes narrates the history of the African-American people. Beginning with the struggles associated with slavery and punctuated with African chants and freedom songs sung by Brownie McGhee, Hilda Haynes and Leadbelly, Hughes imparts the glory and triumphs of African-Americans, which include the accomplishments of Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver, the founding of the NAACP, the sporting legends Jackie Robinson and Joe Louis and the music of William Grant. Listen free to Langston Hughes The Glory of Negro History Part I - The Struggle: The Struggle, Part I - The Struggle: Negroes With the Spanish Explorers and more. 30 tracks 48:45. Do you have the artwork for this album Add artwork. February 1, 1902 - May 22, 1967 Born in Joplin, Missouri, James Langston Hughes was a member of an abolitionist family. He was the great-great-grandson of Charles Henry Langston, brother read more. The topic of Langston Hughes Negro deals with an extremely general description of the history of African Americans or blacks from the pre-1922 era until 1922. Hughes lets the reader know about historic experiences of blacks to show us the impact that blacks have had in past eras. He touches on past, historical events, like the days of Caesar and the Belgiansin the Congo 5 and 15. The murderous oppression that Hughes speaks about uncovered when he says, They lynch me still in Mississippi 16. Hughes has made his poem more understandable by the use of such elements as setting and si. Part II - The Glory: Organ Grinder's Swing. Part II - The Glory: Ralph Bunche. Part II- The Glory: Mary McLeod Bethune. This is a new, unopened CD in its jigsaw puzzles for free Home. American Black History, 2008. Songs of Innocence, The Little Black Boy, 02:45. Dialog 1, 04:23. Promo, 00:48. Negro Speaks of Rivers, 01:02. Ma Lord, 01:02. I, Too, 01:26