Roots of Black Music in America
by Various Artists
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CD Details
- Released: May 30, 2012
- Originally Released: 2010
- Label: Folkways Records
Tracks on Disc 1:
- 1.Hausa Drum GroupSimpah - Simpa
- 2.Bahamian Drum GroupJumping Dance
- 3.Ewe Drum OrchestraAtsiagbekor
- 4.New York Street MusiciansNew York String Band
- 5.Female Wolof SingersKendal
- 6.Andros Island MusiciansEverything the Monkey Do
- 7.Gio WorkersGio-Song
- 8.Various ArtistsNew Orleans Street Drumming
- 9.Baby DoddsNew Orleans/Chicago Jazz Drumming
- 10.Baoule Drum OrchestraAnougble Festival
- 11.Various ArtistsNew York Contemporary Jazz Drumming
- 12.Kpelle Bush-CuttersWork Songs
- 13.Cameroonian Coffee SiftersWork Song
- 14.Jamaican Construction WorkersWork Song
- 15.Male Dogon SingersMen's Wedding Song
- 16.Various ArtistsGo Down, Old Hannah
- 17.Various ArtistsWives' Song/ Alabama Children's Song (Medley)
- 18.Akan Adowa MusiciansAkonodey
- 19.Kumina MusiciansCountry Song
- 20.Bafut MusiciansMansa
- 21.Wolof GewelSamba Filajagi
- 22.J.D. ShortWasting My Time
Tracks on Disc 2:
- 1.Wolof GewelTara
- 2.Tuareg MusiciansMinstrels
- 3.Various ArtistsKentucky Banjo Instrumental
- 4.Wase WardVirginian Banjo Instrumental
- 5.Roscoe HolcombKentucky Banjo With Voice
- 6.Kpelle MusicianInstrumental
- 7.Bassa MusiciansBelly Harp
- 8.Baoule MusicianDjourou
- 9.Yacqui MusicianVera Cruz-Style Harp
- 10.Mandingo MusiciansBalafon
- 11.Baoule MusiciansBaoule
- 12.Mexican MusiciansMarimba
- 13.Jon WiehMusical Bow
- 14.Utah SmithI Have Two Wings
- 15.Daddy HotcakesSaddlehorse Blues
- 16.Andros Island MusiciansWhen a Man Marries His Troubles Just Begin
- 17.Eureka Brass BandJust a Little While to Stay Here
- 18.Various ArtistsHe's a Friend of Mine
- 19.Various ArtistsJazz At the Philharmonic, Blues, Part 3
Product Description:
This two volume-collection, is a survey of instrumental and vocal music from African cultures as well as from African American musicians in the southern United States. Producer Samuel Charters created the album with the intent to provide musical examples from "two worlds" through traditional offerings of African tribal music, cultural roots that were forcefully suppressed during the period of slavery in America, and African American music evocative of the influence of it's predecessors. 41 songs, 1.3 hours, with liner notes featuring an introduction by Samuel Charters, descriptions of songs, and examples of archival documents describing early African music and black music in the southern United States.