Barbara Dane & Lightnin' Hopkins CD: Sometimes I Believe She Loves Me

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(1964 'Arhoolie') (64:27/17) Wunderschönes Album, frühes Beispiel einer schwarz/weißen... more

Barbara Dane & Lightnin' Hopkins: Sometimes I Believe She Loves Me

(1964 'Arhoolie') (64:27/17) Wunderschönes Album, frühes Beispiel einer schwarz/weißen Zusammenarbeit im Blues. Viele Stücke bislang unveröffentlicht / beautiful early example of a black & white collaboration. Many tracks previously unreleased. BARBARA DANE - gtr/voc, LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS - gtr/voc/pno.

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Interpret: Barbara Dane & Lightnin' Hopkins
Album titlle: Sometimes I Believe She Loves Me
Label ARHOOLIE
Genre Blues
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0096297045121
weight in Kg 0.1

Dane, Barbara - Sometimes I Believe She Loves Me CD 1
01	I'm Going Back, Baby (Back Behind The Sun)
02	I Know You Got Another Man
03	Somtimes I Believe She Loves Me
04	Baby, Shake That Thing
05	It's A Lonesome Old Town
06	Don't Push Me (Til You Find Out What I Want)
07	Let Me Be Your Rag Doll
08	Mother Earth
09	Mama Told Papa
10	Careless Love
11	Love With A Feeling
12	Betty And Dupree
13	Don't You Push Me Down
14	Bury Me In My Overalls
15	Deportees (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos)
16	Hold On (Keep Your Eyes On The Prize)
17	Jesus Won't You Come By Here

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"Barbara Dane & Lightnin' Hopkins"

Barbara Dane

The Kent State Massacre

Barbara Dane

Of the more than two dozen Kent State records in the Vietnam Discography only a few mention the four shooting victims by name. Sandra Allison Jeffrey And Bill by Evoloution <<< IS THIS CORRECT SPELLING??? is one. Another is Barbara Dane's The Kent State Massacre.

Barbara Dane, born in Detroit on May 12, 1927, became a political singer at an early age. Shortly after World War II and when she was just out of high school she was already appearing at events promoting racial equality; the pre-'60s term for civil rights. By the early '50s she began writing and singing topical and folk songs. Still her early musical success was as a blues and jazz singer. In the '60s she was present at most of the big civil rights and anti-war demonstrations.

Dane made a number of important contributions to music of the war. In 1969 she and her husband, the journalist and activist Irwin Silber, compiled 'The Vietnam Songbook,' a collection of more than 100 American and International protest songs. A year later she and Silber founded Paredon Records as an outlet for music of the 'liberation movements.' Some of the label's early albums include her own 'FTA! Songs Of The GI Resistance' [Paredon 1003] and 'We Say No To Your War!' [Paredon 1015] by the Covered Wagon Musicians.

The Kent State Massacre is from her 1973 album 'I Hate The Capitalist System.' 'Allie' Krause, Sandy Scheuer, Bill Schroeder and Jeff Miller (the four fatalities at Kent State) are pictured as innocent bystanders, laughing and joking with troopers until without warning they are shot dead. Dane places their deaths in the context of a struggle against a "murdering system" that must be sunk in the darkest pits of hell.

Various - History Next Stop Is Vietnam 1961-2008 (13-CD)
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