Program

The American Way of Death

Produced by Ernest Lowe. Broadcast date TBD.

What is America to Me?

Produced by Grace Lowe for KPFA on July 4, 1964.

Dr. John Henrik Clarke on Marcus Garvey

An address given at the Wo'se Church in Oakland, Calif. Aug. 17, 1986. Sponsored by Institute for the Advanced Study of Black Family Life and Culture. Dr. Clarke is introduced by the Institute's director, Dr. Wade Nobles. Produced by KPFA - Bari Scott (Formerly CPH0145.11) On 2 CDs: a: 00:52:26 b: 00:36:51

Celia Cruz in San Francisco with Johnny Pacheco

Live musical performance by Celia Cruz with Johnny Pacheco in San Francisco. Produced by Bari Scott. Formerly CPH052.43

Documentary on the Invisible Man reading

Documentary on the production of a reading of Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison.

Inner change: three educators on African American children

Three educators discuss African American children. Produced by Roy Hurst, John Martinez, and Michael Taylor.

Where Do We Go from Here?

A documentary prepared from field recordings made in Jackson, Mississippi in June, 1963. Included are portions of the funeral of Medgar Evers, the mourning procession which followed, and the demonstration and near riot that blossomed from its conclusion. Produced by Dale Minor from WBAI.

Classical guitar / Bill Matthews (Episode 16 of 33)

The first half of WBAI's Free Music Store concert from December 17, 1971 devoted to guitars (the second half features the Jim Hall Trio - see BC0709.21). A program of classical music for solo guitar performed by William "Bill" Matthews at WBAI's Free Music Store on December 17, 1971. Matthews performs Prelude no.

Seals & Crofts (Episode 2 of 33)

James "Jimmy" Seals, guitar and violin, and Darrell "Dash" Crofts, electric mandolin and electric piano, perform down-home songs, ballads and some country fiddle tunes at WBAI's Free Music Store on November 14, 1971. Bobby Lichtig accompanies them on bass.