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> Date: Tue, 27 May 2014 22:01:22 -0400
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> Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Seeking 1972 Amiri Baraka LP -  It's Nati on Time
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> 
> Have you tried eBay and similar sites ???  or the libraries which have it
> (see Worldcat) ???
> 
> Perhaps one of the tracks has been issued in a CD / 2-LP release:
>   
> LIGHT IN THE ATTIC UPC: 82685 30081 29                                CD
> 2012 
>                    UPC: 82685 30081 12                               2LP
> 2012
> LISTEN WHITEY! SOUNDS OF BLACK POWER 1967-1974
>  1. Invitation To Black Power (Parts 1 & 2) Shahid Quintet 6:06
>  2. Free Huey Stokely Carmichael 4:50
>  3. Silent Majority (Live At Newport) Eddie Harris 5:49
>  4. Until We're Free Elaine Brown 2:15
>  5. George Jackson (Acoustic) Bob Dylan 3:41
>  6. Dem Niggers Ain't Playing The Watts Prophets 1:54
>  7. Woman Of The Ghetto (Live At Montreux) Marlena Shaw 10:05
>  8. Black Power Dick Gregory 2:50
>  9. I Ain't Black Kain 5:50
> 10. I Hate The White Man Roy Harper 8:05
> 11. Winter In America (Solo Version) Gil Scott-Heron 6:28
> 12. Tim Leary Eldridge Cleaver 5:31
> 13. Angela John Lenon, Yoko Ono 4:08
> 14. Free Bobby Now Lumpen 2:23
> 15. Die Nigga!!! The Original Last Poets 3:17
> 16. Who Will Survive America Amiri Baraka 3:06
> 
> Black Forum had quite an interesting catalog, including and ELAINE BROWN
> album - she wrote some beautiful songs,
> also on an album issued by the Black Panther Party.
> 
> Appended is a list of the albums I know of - are there any others ???
> Thanks.
> Best wishes, Thomas.
> 
> 
> BLACK FORUM BF 451                 LP 1970
> Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.-Why I Oppose The War In Vietnam 
> sermon April 16, 1967
> 
> 
> BLACK FORUM BF 452                 LP 1970
> STOKELY CARMICHAEL~FREE HUEY! 
> Produced by Ewart Abner & Juniuf Griffin
> 
> 
> BLACK FORUM BF 453
> Writer's Of The Revolution  22:26 / 22:46 
>  Langston Hughes; Margaret Danner. 
>  Biographical notes on the composers by Reginal Wilson on container. 
>  Presents the two poets reading their poems to each other and conversing
> about them 
> 
> 
> BLACK FORUM B 454L                 LP 1972 gf
> "Guess Who's Coming Home"
> Black Fighting Men Recorded Live in Vietnam
> Notes by Julian Bond on container.
> Narrated by Wallace Terry
> 
> 
> BLACK FORUM BF 455L                LP 1972
> Ossie Davis & Bill Cosby address The Congressional Black Caucus
> A Ossie Davis - The Congressional Black Caucus 23:10  
> B Ossie Davis & Bill Cosby - The Congressional Black Caucus 21:00 
> 
> 
> Black Forum B 456L                                    LP 1972
> Black spirits [festival of new black poets in America].
> Introduced by Imamu Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones).
> Recorded live at the Apollo Theatre, Harlem, New York.
>  
> Contents:Introduction / Imamu Amiri Baraka -- Circles ; Black is ; Nigger do
> you ; This Llttle light of mine ; Ladybird ; What's happening to the heroes
> / Kali/ -- A folk fable for my people / Johari Amini -- Kitchen chair poem
> #5 / Clarence Major -- Boppin' / David Henderson -- The poet the dreamer ;
> Popsicle cold ; One-eyed critics ; Brothers the struggle must go on ;
> Clairvoyance ; One for all ; Mind and soul after dark ; Allah ; Above karma
> / Norman Jordon -- Notes from a guerrilla diary / Aski Mohammed Toure -- The
> original last poets. And see her image in the river ; Song of ditla part 2 /
> Cain, Nelson, Luciano -- Pimp's last mack: a death request / Stanley Crouch
> -- One thousand nine hundred and sixty eight winters / Jackie Earley -- Hip
> men / Amus Moore -- Holy days / Larry Neal -- A history poem / Imamu Amiri
> Baraka.
> 
> 
> BLACK FORUM B 457L                             LP 1972
> "It's Nation Time" - African visionary music
> Imamu Amiri Baraka (Leroy Jones)
> 
> Poems; read by the author, with vocal and instrumental accompaniment. 
>  Kutoa sifa --
>  Answers in progress --
>  All in the street --
>  Come see about me --
>  Peace in place --
>  Bad news for your highness --
>  Was gon' happen --
>  Kutoa umoja --
>  Come back, Pharaoh --
>  Who will survive America --
>  How Africans got to be Negroes --
>  It's nation time --
>  Pull the covers off --
>  Pamoja tutashinda. 
> 
>   
> BLACK FORUM BF 458L-DJ             LP 1973
> "ELAINE BROWN"
> Produced by Freddie Perren and Fonce Mizel
> Program notes by Huey P. Newton and lyrics on sleeve inserted in container
> A1 No Time
> A2 Jonathan
> A3 Can't Go Back
> A4 All The Young and Fine Men
> A5 Until We're Free
> B1 I Know Who You Are
> B2 Child In The World
> B3 A Little Baby
> B4 And We Shall Meet Again
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Nelson-Strauss, Brenda
> Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2014 10:18 AM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: [ARSCLIST] Seeking 1972 Amiri Baraka LP - It's Nation Time
> 
> We're assisting a professor who has been asked to write an article for the
> ARSC Journal on Motown's Black Forum label.  The only album we're missing is
> the 1972 Amiri Baraka LP -  It's Nation Time - which appears to be extremely
> rare. If anyone owns a copy they would be willing to sell, donate, or rip
> please contact me directly.
> 
> Regards,
> Brenda
> 
> 
> Brenda Nelson-Strauss
> Head of Collections
> Archives of African American Music and Culture
> 812-855-7530
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