There is still some question, probably now
unresolvable, as to if this is really Washington or a younger
relative. Also, what happened to the other part(s)?
The record was reissued from the master a number of
times over the years. I've had one pass through my hands in
vinyl.
I once made a cassette master of it that was
distributed by a small black foundation headed by a DC bus driver who
distributed to many elementary and high schools. Gotta be 15 or so years
ago.
Steve Smolian
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<< I am looking for early sound recordings of
Booker T. Washington and
Marcus Garvey.
The Booker T. Washington speech
(excerpt) to the Atlanta Exposition in December 1908 is available on Naxos CD
224812.
Don Chichester
