Duration: 47 min. Program and biographical notes (32 pages : portraits) in English inserted in container. Fannie Lou Hamer, performer, interviewee ; Julius Lester, interviewer ; Moses Moon, music recorder.
Contents:
Amazing Grace / On being a sharecropper / John Newton. Run, mourner, run -- City called Heaven -- All the pretty little horses -- I'm gonna land on the shore -- Oh Lord, you know just how I feel -- I'm going down to the river of Jordan -- Jesus is my only Friend -- Pick a bale of cotton -- Keep your lamps trimmed and burning -- Walk with me -- This little light of mine -- Mass meeting speech -- Certainly Lord -- Woke up this morning -- Amazing Grace / John Newton.
Summary:
"The 20th child of a Mississippi sharecropper family and a commanding voice of the Civil Rights Movement, Fannie Lou Hamer (1917-1977) stood tall against the brutality, indigities and intimidation of implacable racism." --Container.
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