Sterling Brown and Langston Hughes FOLKWAYS RECORDS FL 9790 (SEALED) 1967

Description: Title: “Sterling Brown and Langston Hughes: Poems and Prose” (FOLKWAYS RECORDS FL 9790)This rare gem from 1967 combines the powerful voices of two influential African American literary figures: Sterling Brown and Langston Hughes.Side A (Sterling Brown):“Break of Day”: Immerse yourself in the dawn—a celebration of new beginnings.“Sharecropper”: A poignant exploration of the struggles faced by those tied to the land.“Slim in Hell”: Brown’s vivid portrayal of a character navigating life’s challenges.“Old Lem”: A character study that delves into the complexities of aging.“Old King Cotton”: A reflection on the legacy of a once-mighty crop.“Putting On The Dog”: Perhaps a playful twist on appearances and authenticity?Side B (Langston Hughes):“INTRODUCTION”: Hughes sets the stage for his prose, inviting listeners into his world.“Chapt. 1: Feet Live Their Own Life”: A glimpse into the lives of everyday people.“Chapt. 2: Landladies”: Hughes’s keen eye on the quirks and idiosyncrasies of landladies.“Chapt. 3: Simple Prays A Prayer”: Simple, the iconic character, shares his heart.“Chapt. 4: Wooing The Muse”: A poetic courtship, perhaps?Why You’ll Love It:Historical Significance: These recordings capture the essence of the civil rights era, when words were both weapons and healing balm.Literary Intersection: Brown and Hughes—two distinct voices, yet united in their commitment to truth and artistry.Collector’s Item: Sealed and preserved, this record is a time capsule waiting to be opened.

Price: 39.99 USD

Location: College Park, Maryland

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