Slavery in America

Auteur(s)Lulua Men (Chanteur) ;Maboudana (Chanteur) ;Badolo (Chanteur) ;Brown, Oscar Jr (Chanteur) ;Roach, Max (1924-2007) (Musicien) ;Lincoln, Abbey (1930-2010) (Chanteur) ;Larue, Michel (Artiste de spectacle) ;Ellington, Duke (1899-1974) (Musicien) (Chanteur) ;Davis, John (1956-...) (Chanteur) ;Diddley, Bo (1928-2008) (Musicien) ;Bordereau, Libera (Chanteur) ;Ti Yogan (Chanteur) ;Jones, Bessie (Chanteur) ;Sims, Jules (Chanteur) ;King Radio (Chanteur) ;List, Eugene (Musicien) (Chanteur) ;Hibbert, Lena (Chanteur) ;Santamaria, Mongo (1922-2003) (Musicien) ;Garvey, Marcus (1887-1940) (Chanteur) ;Jackson, Mahalia (1911-1972) (Chanteur) ;Armstrong, Louis (1901-1971) (Musicien) ;Grimes, Anne (Chanteur) ;Nye, Hermes (Chanteur) ;Ford, Tennessee Ernie (Chanteur) ;Winston (1940-...) (Chanteur) ;Roy (1967-...) (Chanteur) ;Count Osie (Artiste de spectacle) ;Cooke, Sam (1931-1964) (Chanteur) ;Robeson, Paul (1898-1976) (Chanteur) ;Hall, Vera (Chanteur) ;Williams, Robert Pete (1914-1980) (Chanteur) ;Hooker, John Lee (1917-2001) (Musicien) ;Reverend J.M. Gates (Chanteur) ;Terrell, Ola mae (Chanteur) ;Lord Invader (Chanteur) ;Coltrane, John (1926-1967) ;Mighty Sparrow (The) (Musicien) ;22 & group (Chanteur) ;Kentucky Club Orchestra (Musicien) ;B.B. & group (Chanteur) ;Spiritual Singers (The) (Musicien) ;Ensemble de Quadrille Guadeloupéen (Musicien) ;John Canoe Group (Musicien) ;Mardi Gras Indians (The) (Chanteur) ;Zé Espinguela (Musicien) ;Grupo do Rae Alufa (Musicien) ;Red Saunders & his Orchestra (Musicien) ;Talbot Brothers of Bermuda (The) (Chanteur) ;Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet (The) (Chanteur) ;Clancy Eccles All Stars (Musicien) ;Paul Bley Quintet (Musicien) ;Union Boys (The) (Musicien) ;Professor Longhair & his Shuffling Hungarians (Musicien) ;Ebony Three Vocal Trio (Chanteur) ;Southern Sons (The) (Chanteur) ;Count Ossie and the Wareikas (Musicien) ;Charioteers (The) (Chanteur) ;Blind Boys of Alabama (The) (Chanteur)

Titre(s)Slavery in America [enr. sonore] : redemption songs 1914-1972 / Lulua Men, ens. voc. / Maboudana, chant / Badolo, chant... [et al.].

Editeur(s)Frémeaux & Associés, 2014.

ContientKabondo musambo wa changachanga. - Chant d'invitation à la danse. - Bid 'em in. - Driva' man. - How come me here ?. - The slave. - Before the sun goes down. - Early in the mornin'. - Song of the cotton field. - Old Alabama. - Carrie Belle. - Working man. - M'pas bwè m'pas mangé. - The buzzard lope. - Hard times in Ol' Virginia. - Say boss man. - Bagai sala que pochery moin. - Don't break it I say. - L'été. - John Canoe music. - To-wa-bac-a-way, the indian race. - Bamboula/Danse des nègres, op. 2. - Macumba de Oxossi. - La famille li fait ça/Ibo dance song. - Voodoo blues. - Coté yo, coté yo/Mais dance song. - Tele mina for Chango. - If death has power. - Zombie jamboree. - This little light of mine. - Moses. - Better day a-coming. - Turkle dove. - Live humble. - Summertime/Sometimes I feel like a motherless child. - Massa's in the cold cold ground. - Shadrack. - March on. - See aunt Dinah. - Link o'day. - The underground railroad. - Abolitionist hymn. - Marching song (Of the first Arkansas negro regiment). - Lincoln and liberty. - Babylon gone. - Freedom. - Freedom day. - Free. - The great grandfather. - Chain gang. - Prettiest train. - Work song. - Jim crow. - Ol' man river. - Mardi Gras in New Orleans. - Another man done gone. - Levee camp blues. - How long must I be your slave. - Dry bones in the valley. - Babylon did it. - Swing low sweet chariot. - Go down moses. - Two wings. - We believe in the god of Ethiopia. - Going home to Zion land. - Don't rock the boat. - Marching up to Zion. - I'm going back to Africa. - Liberia. - We'll anchor bye and bye. - You got to move. - Don't turn me from your door. - Kabondo musambo wa changachanga. - Chant d'invitation à la danse. - Bid 'em in. - Driva' man. - How come me here ?. - The slave. - Before the sun goes down. - Early in the mornin'. - Song of the cotton field. - Old Alabama. - Carrie Belle. - Working man. - M'pas bwè m'pas mangé. - The buzzard lope. - Hard times in Ol' Virginia. - Say boss man. - Bagai sala que pochery moin. - Don't break it I say. - L'été. - John Canoe music. - To-wa-bac-a-way, the indian race. - Bamboula/Danse des nègres, op. 2. - Macumba de Oxossi. - La famille li fait ça/Ibo dance song. - Voodoo blues. - Coté yo, coté yo/Mais dance song. - Tele mina for Chango. - If death has power. - Zombie jamboree. - This little light of mine. - Moses. - Better day a-coming. - Turkle dove. - Live humble. - Summertime/Sometimes I feel like a motherless child. - Massa's in the cold cold ground. - Shadrack. - March on. - See aunt Dinah. - Link o'day. - The underground railroad. - Abolitionist hymn. - Marching song (Of the first Arkansas negro regiment). - Lincoln and liberty. - Babylon gone. - Freedom. - Freedom day. - Free. - The great grandfather. - Chain gang. - Prettiest train. - Work song. - Jim crow. - Ol' man river. - Mardi Gras in New Orleans. - Another man done gone. - Levee camp blues. - How long must I be your slave. - Dry bones in the valley. - Babylon did it. - Swing low sweet chariot. - Go down moses. - Two wings. - We believe in the god of Ethiopia. - Going home to Zion land. - Don't rock the boat. - Marching up to Zion. - I'm going back to Africa. - Liberia. - We'll anchor bye and bye. - You got to move. - Don't turn me from your door.

Sujet(s)Etats-Unis, généralités : Chants de lutte et de travail traditionnels

Indice(s)9.85 1

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