Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, "Movement Songstory," RVU 408.5.13
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content: Maltsby, Portia
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content: Smithsonian Institution. Program in African American Culture
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content: 2 Videocassettes (U-matic)
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content: Box 191, Video 4-5
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content: Archives Center, National Museum of American History
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content: "Movement Songstorv"
 
Narrated by JAMES EARLY and BERNICE JOHNSON REAGON
CORDELL REAGON sings "You'd Better Leave Segregation Alone"
Freedom Singers sing "Dog, Dog"
REVEREND JAMES BEVEL sings "I Need Your Warm Embrace"
REVEREND CHARLES SHERROD and VINCENT HARDING speak about
the role of the Black Church in the Movement.
"Got On My Traveling Shoes"
GUY CARAWAN speaks. 
"Carrying the Cross For Our Rights"
GUY CARAWAN sings "Heed the Call Americans All" 
"Woke Up This Morning With Freedom Staid On My Mind" 
"Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Round"
JIMMY COLLIER sings "Burn, Baby, Burn"
The Poor Peoples' Campaign
REVEREND FREDERICK DOUGLAS KIRKPATRICK sings "Everybody's
Got A Right To Live"
JIMMY COLLIER sings "Stop the Fires of Napalm"
SNCC Freedom Singers sing "Oginga Odinga"
REVEREND FREDERICK DOUGLAS KIRKPATRICK sings "Fight On
Soweto, Fight On" 
"We'll Never Turn Back"