– : 1) Watch: The Origin of Race in the USA 2) Read: “The story of the Idea of Race,” Audrey Smedley (8 pages) – : 1) Read: Lawrence W. Levine, “African American Music Resistance, The Antebellum Period” In Burnim and Maultsby (12 pages) 2) View – PPT – Field Hollers, Work Songs, Folk Heroes 3) Watch: The Land Where the Blues Began (57 mins) 1.Negro Prison Songs / “Rosie”1947 [RARE] 2.Wade in the water – Ella Jenkins 3.Swing Low Sweet Chariot – Fisk Jubilee Singers (1909) 4.Steal Away-Mahalia Jackson & Nat King Cole from Emeless 5.Odetta – No More Auction Block For Me 6.John Henry – Leadbelly – : 1) Read: Michael Cary, “Political Dimensions of the Blues.” (10 pages) 2) Read: Adam Gussow “Mamie Smith’s ‘Crazy Blues’ as Social Text” (31 pages) 3) Read: David Margolick, “Performance as a Force for Change: The Case of Billie Holiday and ‘Strange Fruit’” (18 pages) 4) View – PPT – blues and jazz 5) Music listening/viewing 1.LEROY CARR – HOW LONG B
LUES 2.Eddie Lang, Lonnie Johnson & Texas Alexander – Work Ox Blues, 1928 3.’See That My Grave Is Kept Clean’ by BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON (1928) Classic Texas Blues 4.Mamie Smith – Crazy Blues 5.Ice-T – Cop Killer (Lyrics) THA POLICE 7.Bessie Smith – Haunted House Blues – 1924 8.Billie Holiday – “Strange Fruit” Live 1959 [Reelin’ In The Years Archives] 9.Strange Fruition Clean Cut w/ Lyrics on Screen – : 1) Read: Bernice Johnson Reagon, “The Civil Rights Movement” (25 pages) In Burnim and Maultsby 2) Music listening/viewing: 1.Morehouse College – We Shall Overcome 2.Onward Christian Soldiers 3.Harlem Gospel Choir – Amazing Grace (EXCLUSIVE) 4.Lift m Up (Live) 5.Lift Every Voice and Sing 6.Nina Simone: Mississippi Goddam 7.Nina Simone: To Be Young, Gifted and Black 8.Black (First Movement Of Black, Brown And Beige) 9.ABBEY LINCOLN & MAX ROACH 10.Original Faubus Fables 11.JOHN COLTRANE Alabama 12.Sonny Rollins – Freedom Suite ( Full Album ) Purchase the answer to view it