https://digitallis.isg.siue.edu/files/original/48079398318f5a1eb6fd6f6589714d3b.pdf 711348a2c311df0695774b166c52f6ef PDF Text Text BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INDEX This bibliography is designed to serve the needs of beginning and advanced students of Black Poetry. It is not intended to be ex- so hostt,e.-.e.beenany haustive since~many biblio graphies repeat the same items. Nor/\8-ttempt to cite the numerous single collections of poems because checklists and specialized bibliographies are available. Moreover , most anthologies, critical studies and histories, list such collections --in selected bibliographies and biographies. Since many Bla ck poets publish privately or with small and relatively unknown publishing houses, the student will want to examine regular listings and reviews in periodicals such as Black World, Journal of Black Poetry, Freedomways, Black Books Bulletin, CLA Journal, Black Creation, Obsidian: Black Literature in Review, and others. Some of the small Black publishers list titles on inside cov ers of their books; and scores of records and tapes of readings, films, breadsides(single poems), pamphlet publications and tracts can be obtained from individual poets and the small houses . Recently, larger recording companies like Folkways, Flying Dutchman and Motown, have begun to record and distribute Black poetry. However, the task of locating and developing a checklist for the myriad publications and publishing activities of Black poets still awaits some serious student of Black literature. In the meantime there are a number of important bio-bibliographical works which one can consult: Afro-American 1~riters(Turner), Living B )/ Black American ib , A Bio-~iographical Dictionary of Black Writers of the u.s.A.(Jackson and Page), Index AMer1co. n to Black Poetry(Chapman) and Black A::vJriters Past and Present: A BioBiblio grphic al Directory(Rush, Meyers and Arrata). �J :r. GENERAL RESEARCH AIDS Adams, Russell L. Great Negroes, Past and Present. The Arthur B. Spingarn Collection of Neg ro Authors. Bailey, Leaonead. Broadside Authors: Baskin, Wade and Richard rL Runes . Bontemps, Arna. Chicago, 1964. Washing ton, D.C., 1948 . A Biographical Directory. Dictionary of Black Culture. Detroit, 1971. New York, 1973. "The James Weldon Johnson Memo rial Collection of Ne gro Arts Yale University Library Gazette, XVIII (October 1943), 19-26. and Letters." ----· - "Special Collection of Negfoana." Library Quarterly, XIV Circa, (1944), 187-206. Brignano, Russell C. Black Americans in Autobiography: An Annotated Biblio- graphy of Autobiographies and Autobiographical Books Written Since the Civil War. Durham, North Carolina, 1974 . Burke, Joan Martin. and Events. Civil Rights; a Current Guide to t he People}Organization New York, 1974. Chapman, Abraham. The Negro in American Literature and a Bibliography of Literature by and about Negro Americans. Chapman, Dor othy H. , /omp. Index to Black Poetry. Boston, 1974. Great American Ne groes in Verse, 1723-1965 . Culver, Eloise _Crosby . D . C;J Stevens Point, Wis., 1966. Washington, c. 1965. Davis, Lenwood G. cals, Articles." "Pan- Africanism: A Tentative Check List of Books, Periodi- Black Wor l d, XXII (December 1972), 70-96. Deodene, Frank and William P . French . Preliminary Checklist. Black American Fiction Since 1952: A Chatham, N.J., 1970 . Black American Poetry Since 1944, A Pre--1:::11=-=a• - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---......... liminary Checklist. Chatham, 1971. Dictionary Catalog of the Jesse E. Moorland Collection of Negro Life and History. �2- 9 Vols. Boston, 1970. Dictionary Catalog of the Schomburg Collection of Negro Literature and History. 11 Vols. Boston, 1962, 1967. Drzick, Kathleen, John Murphy and Constance Weaver. Annotated Bibliography of Works Relating to the Negro in Literature and to Negro Dialects. Kalamazoo, Mich./ 1969. DuBois, W.E.B., and Guy B. Johnson. ___ ______... .._ Volume. Rev . Ed. Encyclopedia of the Negro: Preparatory New York, 1946. A Select Bibliography of the Negro American. 3rd ed. Atlanta, 1905. Guzman, Jessie P., ed. Negro Year Book, Tuskegee, Ala'l 1947. Houston, Helen Ruth. 11 Contributions of the American Negro to American Culture: A Selec ted Checklist." BulleJtin of Bibliography, Vol. 26, No. 3 (July - September 1969), 71-83. Index to Periodical Articles by and About Negroes (formerly A Guide to Negro Periodical Literature and Index to Selected Periodicals). International Library of Negro Life and History. 10 Vols. Washington, D.C., 1967-1969. Irvine, Keith, ed. Encyclopedia of the Negro in Africa and America. Shores, Mich., c. 1973. Jackson, Agnes .,, M. and James A. Page, comp,. tionary of Black Writers of the U.S.A. J1$in, Janheinz. A Biobibliographical Die- New York, 1975. A Bibliography of Neo-African Literature from Africa, America, and the Caribbean. New York, 1965. Johnson, Harry A. Multimedia Kaiser, Ernest. ' St. Clair aterials for Afro-American Studies. "The History of Negro History." 1968), 10-15, 64-80. New York, 1971. Negro Digest, XVII (February �Kaiser, Ernest "Recent Books." Major, Clarence. Freedomways, in each issue. Dictionary of Afro-American Slang. McPherson, James, et al, eds. Blacks in America: New York, 1970. Bibliographical Essays . New York, 1972. Miller, Elizabeth and 2nd ed. ary L. Fisher. The ~egro in America: A Bibliography. Cambridge, Mass., 1970. µurphy, Beatrice f., et al, eds. Bibliographic Survey: The Ne 0 ro in Print. Washington, D.C., Vols. 1-7 (1965-1971). Porter, Dorothy B. "Early American Negro Writings: A Bibliographical Study." Paoers of the Bibliographical Society of America, XXYIX (1945), 192-268. ----· J. ___ _ _ _ _ _ Early Negro Writing 1760-1837. Boston, 1971. • ~ North American Negro Poets: of Their Writings, 1960-1944. Hattiesburg, 1iss ., 1945. Puckett, Newbell Niles . (ed. by _urray Heller) History and eaning. Black Names in America: Boston, 1975 . Querry, Ronald and Robert E. -Plemin~. Periodicals." A Bibliographical Check List "A 1 or king Bibliography of Black Studies in Black Literature, Vol. 3, No . 2 (Summer 1972), 31-36. Rowell, Charles H. "A Bibliography of Bibliographies for the Study of Black American Literature and Folklore." Journal. Black Exper ience, A Southern University LV (June 1969) 95-111. Rush, ThereJf, Carol Meyers ad Esther Arrata, com~ s . Writers Past and Present: Black American A Bio-Bibliographical Directory. Scarecrow Press, 1975. C. Sho~kley, Ann Allen and Sue P. Chandler, eds. A Biographical Directory. New York, 1973. Living Black American Authors: �)chomburg, Arthur A. New York, 1916. A Bibliographical Checklist of American Negro Poetry. (Schomburg Collection). Smith, Jessie Camey. "Developing Collections of Black Literature." Black World. XX (June 1971), 18-29. Toppin, Edgar A. A Biogra hical Histor of Blacks in America Since 1528. New York, 1971. Turner, Darwin T. Williams, ola. Afro-American Writers. comp. New York, 1970. "A Bibliography of Works Written by American Black Women." CLA Journal Vol. XV, No. 3 (March 1972), 354-377. Work, Monroe N. A Bibliography of the Negro in Africa and America . Yellin, Jean Fagan . New York, 1928. "An Index of Literary Materials in The Crisis, 1910-1934: Articles, Belles-Letters, and Book Reviews . " CLA Journal, XIV (1971), 452-465. �5 J[ • PERIODICALS Amistad The Anglo-African Bandung - It! Black Academy Review Black Books Bulletin ihl llM:k-CeU•,i&n Black Creation Black Dialogue 1h~LA.c.k. t,,.t'LCbC.e. B l ; Orpheus: Te Blac A Journal of African and Afro-American Literature. Position Black Review The Black Scholar Black Theatre Black World (formerly Ne~ro Digest). 8Qf (8l.M~& 61'\ l)Q.ff ►) _g__ica~o Defender Chicory CLA Journal Confrontation: The Crisis: A Journal of Third World L/terature A Record of the Darker Races Dasein Douglass' Ebony Encore Essence onthly �Fire Freedom's Journal Freedomways Harlem Quarterly Hoodoo Black Literature Series Impressions The Journal of Black Poetry The Journal of Black Studies The Journal of Negro Education The Journal of Negro History ~ berator The Messenger b\W8MO Negro American Literature Forum Negro History Bulletin The Negro Quarterly New York Amsterdam News Nkombo Nommo Obsidian: Black Literature in Review Opportunity: Phylon: A Journal of Negro Life The Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture Players Presence Africaine: Cultural Revue of the Negro World RenA?--ssance II Roots: A Journal of Critical and Creative Expression Soulbook �7 The Southern Workman Studies in Black Literature Tuesday Ex-Umbra Umbra Yardbird Reader �I .fil.ANTHOLOGIES Abdul, Raoul, ed. The :Magic of Black Poetry. New York, 1972. Abdul, Raoul and Alan Lomax, ed: 3000 Years of Black Poetry. Adams, William, Peter Conn and Barry Slepian, eds. Poetry. New York, 1970. Afro-American Literature: Boston, 1970. Afro-Arts Anthology. Newark, 1966. u ,-... Alhamisi, Ahmed and IarAn K. Wanfgara, eds. Black Arts: An Anthology of Black .y Creations. Detroit, 1970. Ambrose, Amanda . An Anthology pf Black Poets. My Name is Black: New York, 1974. ATJO'""IVS..J l.i,_o:'4,1-d~ EtJNJCtii"-, 1-/o...,,.,..d 441a' ala.dy$ m.;f4J1.,~s,e:lf, De• f A"., v(; l-,S ,._ -1',, .. tfo/i,,, ,BO Co.11fe.mporAr1_ _§J!,sl[ /'1mcr,c4:, {!p.4 4'e-r,..,,;r, t.~f-q s l97~. ( 7<:"'~""-S Cui<le ~y #11,on,/ J,, Jl!),-g3r.,1'f'.) t doff, Arnold, ed. I Am the Darker Brother: An Anthoiogy ot Moaern Poems by ~j ( ~~t~ Black Americans. New York, 1968. J---- It Is t he Poem Singing Into Your Eyes. New York, 1971. -----· Black Out Loud: Anthology of Modern Poems by Black - - - - ~l3L<,..c.~ ~ A~egh,nin,%~!2..~~~oeTt-y. NewVo.-.K;ltf1'4-· Americans. New York, 1970. ----· The Poetry of Black America. New York, 1973. Arnold, David, Ahmos zu-Bolton and J. Shifflet, eds. The Last Cookie. Vol. I, No. 1., San Francisco, Calif. 1 1972. Baker, Houston A., Jr., ed. Black Literature in America. ".\ Barksdale, Richard and Kenteth Kinnamon, eds. lew York, 1971. Black Writers of America . ,:J New York, 1972 s Battle, 'Aol , ed . CD. Ghetto ' 68. Soul Session . Beniq, Irvinf , ed. New York, 1968. ewark, 1969 . The Children. Bell, Bernard W. , ed ~ ., ew Yor , 1971. Modern and Contemporary Afro- Amer ic an Poetr_y. The nest of 40 Acres Poetry. New York, c. 1972. Boston, 1972. �(6l.ulc. \.\,i't.--, M~e.,....) Black Poets Write On! An Anthology of Black Philadelphian Poets . Philadelphia,\ 1970. Bontemps, Arna, ed. -----, omp. ., New York, 1941. Golden Slippers. Hold Fast to Dreams . Booker, Merrel Daniel, Dr. , et . al., eds. Boyd, Sue Abbott, ed . Poems by Blacks . 1970-1972.,lqJ'/ .. Brenan, Paul, ed. New York, 1963. American Negro Poetry. New York, 1969 . Cry at Birth. Vol. 1 -lII. (st(U•lli>~ ~.tk 1/oL,lll t)\Y\k.,e You Better Believe It. Fort Smith, Arkansas, ~o...db'1 Early Negro American Writers. Brooks, Gwendolyn, ed. Jump Ba : Burning Spear: A Broadside Treasury . and Uiysses Lee, eds. Calverton, Victor F ., ed. Washington, D.C . , 1963. An Anthology. ew York, 1970. Anthology of American Negro Literature. Whispers from a Continent: New York, 1929. The Literature of Contemporary ew York, 1969. Black Africa. Chambers, Bradford and Rebecca 1-oon, eds. Literature. The Negro Caravan. Arno, 1969. The Black Woman: Cartey, Wilfred. Detroit, 1971. Detroit, 1971. An Anthology of Afro-Saxon Poetry. Cade, Toni, ed . Chapel Hill, N.C. , 1935. A New Chicago Anthology . Brown, Sterling A., Arthur P . Davis New York, 1941: L~YlfJed.J ~nnoa.Ledt) Baltimore, Md . , 1973. Brawley, Benjamin, ed. ed. ew Yor c, 1971. Right On! Anthology of Black New York, 1970. Chapman, Abraham, ed. , ,,,-----.... ed . Afro-American Slave Narratives. Black Voices: New York, 1970. An Anthology of Afro-Ameri can Literature. New York, 1968 - --, ed. New Black Voices. Chometzky, Jules and Sidney Kaplan, eds. Anthology from the Massachusetts Review. New York, 1971. Black and White in American Culture: e Amh~rst, Mass ., t969 . J �JO Clarke, John Henrik, ed. Harlem: Voices from the Soul of Black America. New York, 1970. Collins, Marie, ed . Coombs, Orde, ed. Black Poets in French. New York, 1972. We Speak as Liberators: Cornish, Sam and Lucian W. Dixon . Young Black Poets. Chicory! New Yo r k, 1970. Young Voices from the Black Ghetto . New York, 1969. D a, Cromwell, OteliA, Lorenzo )t. Turner Negro Au t hors. Caroling Dusk: An Anthology of Verse by Negro Poets . New (K•\SS'1ed \ctlef) Cunard, Nancy, ed. Negro Antholo gy . Cuney, Haring, Langston Hughes Poets . Readings from New Yor k, 1931. Cullen, Countee, ed . York, 1927. and Eva B. Dykes, eds. London, 1934 . and Bruce L Wright, eds. Lincoln University New York, 1954. Danner, Mar garet eJ•The Brass House . 1 -----., eel. ..--.... David, Jay, ed. Regroup . Black Joy. Richmond, Va . 1968 . "Richmond, Va., 1969. New York, 1971, - Davis, Arthur P . and Saunriers Reddinr;, eds . ing from 1760 tote Present . Cavalcade: Roston, 1971. Davis, Charles T. and Daniel Walden, eds . On Being Black: Americans from Frederick Douglass to the Present . Dee, Ruby, eel . Glowchild . Dreer, Her man, ed. Edwards, Gregory, New York, 1970 . American Literature by Negro Authors . Wayt•Ce Writings by Afro- tew York, 1972.· Loftin and Gregory Ware, eds . Feeling, Thinkin~, Reacting .... New York, 1950. The Black Community Circa, 1971. The Editors of Vantage Press, comp~s. New York, 1972. Negro American Writ - New Voices in American Poetry, 1972. �Ellma~ Richard and Robert O'Clair, eds. The rorton Anthology of l odern Poetry. 1ew Yor '-• 197 3. Emanuel, James A. and Theodore Gross, eds. America. 0 New York, 1968. Feldman, Eugene and Eug ene Perkins , eds . Prisoners . Poetry of Prison: Poems by Black Chicaso (Du Sable Museum of African American History), c. 1971. Ford, Tick Aaron, ed . Black Insights: - 1760 to the Present . of Black Literature . Gersmehl, Glen, ed. Giovanni, Nikki . Significant Literature by Afro-Americans Wattham, Mass . , 19 71. Freed~an, Frances S. , ed . The Black American Experience: Night Comes Softly . Iary Anne, ed. A New Anthology . ew York, 1970 . Words Among America. Goldstein, Richard, ed . Gross, _D_a_r_k_S-ym ~ _h_o_n~y~ : __1_e~g_r_o_ L_i_t_e_r_a_t_u_r_e_ 1_·n_ New York, 19 71. ewark, 1971. The Poetry of Rock . New York, 1968. Oh, Man, You Found Me Again . Boston, 1972. Gross, Ronald, Geor ge Quasha, Emmett Williams, John Robert Colombo and Walter Lowenfels, eds . Haslam, Gerald W., ed . Forgotten Pages of American Literature . Hayden, Rober t, David Burrows Li terature . Hayden, New York, 1973 . Open Poetry . and Frederick Lapides, eds. Boston, 1970. Afro-American New York, 1971 . obert, ed . Kaleidoscope: Poems by American Negro Poets. New York, 1967. Henderson, Stephen . Understanding the New Black Poetry; Black Speech and Black Music as Poetic References . Hill, Herbert, ed . 1940- 1962 . New York, 1973 . Soon, One Horning: New Writing by American Negroes, New York, 1963 . Hollo, Anselm, ed . Negro Verse . London, 1964 . 570 �Hopkins, Lee Bennett, comp. ---- ·------- Hughes, Langston, ed. On Our Way; Poems of Pride and Love. The Book of Negro Humor . New York, 1966. La Poesie Negro Americaine. __.........-- New York, 1974. Paris: Editions Seghers, 1966. New Negro Poets U.S.A. Hughes, Langston and Arna Bontemps, eds. Rev . ed. Bloomington, Ind., 1964. The Poetry of the Negro, 1946-1970. Garden City, New York, 1970. Hunter, Paul, Patti Parson and Tom Parson, eds. Revolut ionary Poems. Images: Seattle, Washington, 1970. An Anthology of Black Literature. Jackson, Bruce, ed. The Whites of Their Eyes: Brooklyn, New York, c. "Get Your Ass in the Water and Swim Like Me": 1972. Narrative Poetry from Black Oral Tradition.Cambridge, Mas sachusetts, 1974. - - - -') ~ Prisons . ed. Wake Up Dead 1aft: Afro-American Workson3s from Texas Cambridge, 1972. Johnson, Charles S., ed. Ebony and Topaz: Johnson, James Weldon, ed . A Collect ion.. , The Book of American New York, 1927. egro Poetry. Rev. ed . ew York, 1931. The Boo'- of American Je3ro Spirituals. 1 1925; The Second Boo Jones, LcRoi an Writing . of Negro Spirituals. Larry Neal, eds. Black Fire: New New York, ork, 1926. An Antholo~y of Afro-American 1 ew York, 1968. Jordan, June, ed. Soulscript: Kearns, Francis F. . , ed. ture for the 1970's. Keegan, Frank L., ed. Afro-American Poetry. T~e Black Experience: An Anthology of American Litera- New York, 1970. Bl~cktown, U.S. A. Garden City, New Yor e, 1970. Boston, 1971. �Kendricks, Ralph, ed. Afro-American Voices: Kerlin, Robert T., ed. 1 's-1970's. Negro Poets and Their Poems. New York, 1970. 2nd ed. Washington, D.C., 1935. King, Woodie . Black Spirits: A Festival of New Black Poets in America . ew York, 1972. Knight, Etheridge, ed. Kramer, Aaron, ed. Black Voices from Prison. On Freedom's Side: New York, 1970. An Anthology of American Poems of Protest. New York, 1972. Lane, Pinkie Gordon, ed. Discourses on Poet_!Y, Vol. 6 . Fort Smith, Ark . , 1972~ Poems bv Blacks (Annual). Lanusse, Armand, ed. Creole Voices: Ed. Edward M. Colemen. Poems in French by Free 1en of Color. Centennial ed. Locke, Alain, ed. Four Negro Poets. -----. The New Negro: Washington, D.C., 1945. New York, 1927. An Interpretation. Long, Richard A. and Eugenia Collier, eds. of Prose and Poetry. 2 Vols. Lowenfels,. Walter, ed. Fort Smith, Ark., 1973. New York, 1925. Afro-American Writing: An Anthology New York, 1972. From the Belly of the Shark. In A Time of Revolution: New York, 1973. Poems From our Third World. New York, 1969 Poets of Today. - -. New York, 1964. The Writing on the Wall. Garden City, New York, 1969. Major, Clarence, ed. The New Black Poetry. Miller, Adam David, ed. Dices or New York, 1969. Black Bones: Black Voices of the Seventies. Bos ton , 1970. Miller, Ruth, ed. 1971. Blackamerican Literature 1760-Present. Beverly Hills, Calif., �Miller, Wayne Charles, ed . A Gathering of Ghetto Writers - Irish, Italian, Jewish, Black, Puerto Rican. Moon, Bucklin, ed. Primer for White Folks. Moore, Gerald and Ulli Beier, eds. Murphy, Beatrice. Ebony Rhythm. ---- • Baltimore, 1963. New York, 1938. New York, 1970. fasterpieces of ~egro Eloquence . Poetry of Soul . ew York, 1914. New York, 1971, Woke Up This Mernin! Norfolk Prison Brothers . New York, 1945. New York, 1948 and 1968. Today's Negro Voices. A"X••• , ed. acholas / {m; .... Modern Poetry from Africa. Negro Voices. Nelson, Alice Dunhar, ed. ~-----, New York, 1972. New York, 1973. (Introduction by l lma Lewis) Who Took The Weight? Boston, 1972 . Osofsky, Gilbert, ed. Bibb, William Puttin ' on Ole fassa: . Brown The Slave ~1arratives of P.enry and Soloman Northrup. tew York, 19h9. f"\ Patterson, Lindsay, ed. An Introduction to Black Literature in America from 'V 1746 to the Present. ----- Washin ton, .C. , 1969. A Rock A~ainst the Wind: Black Love Poems. New York, 1973. -Per 'ins, Eugene, ed . Black Expressions: An Anthology of .Jew Black Poets. Chicago, 1967. Pool, Rasey E. , ed. Beyond the Blues: New Poems by American Wegroes. Lympne, Kent, England, 1962. Porter, Dorothy, ed. Ragain, Kathy, ed . Randall, Dudley, ed. Black Poets. Early egro Writing, 1760-1837. Boston, 1971. Occasional Papers, Plays and Poetry; Vol.I Kent, Ohio, -19 71. Black Poetry: A Supplement to Anthologies Which Exclude Detroit, 1969. S'73 �15 and Margaret Burroughs, eds . Death of alcolm X. -----,. ______ For Malcoln .,._____________ Poems on the Life and_ Detroit, 1969 . The Black Poets. ed. Redmond, Eugene1\ Sides of the River: Jew York, 1971 . A ini Anthology of Black Writings. East St . Louis, Ill., 1969. Reed, Ishmael, ed . 19 ecromancers from Now: Writing for the 70's . Garden City, N. Y. , 1970 . Yardbird Reader, Vol. 1. Robinson, William H. , ed . ----. Dubuque, Iowa, 1969 . ew York, 1972 . For Love of Our Brothers . Rollins, Charlemae Hill, comp . Sanchez, Sonia, ed . Berkeley, 1972 . Early Black American Poets. Nommo . Rodgers, Carolyn, ed . An Anthology of Original American Christmas Gif' . Chicago, 1970 . New York, 1963 . Three Hundred and Sixty Degrees of Blackness Comin ' at You . New York, 1971. Schulberg, Budd, ed . lt Jf 5 D Fr om the Ashes: l ~dntj Ii O&pc, Voices of Watts . d £int Tells · ew York, 1967. Tbird Hor Jd Yei ce@ NBif I ; l!9M: • Shapiro, Norman R. Ne 1td de: Black Poetr from Africa and the Caribbean . New Yo r k, 1970 . Shuman, R. Baird, ed. A Galaxy of Black Writ ng . Shuman, R. Nine Black Poets. aird, ed. Simon, Myron, ed . Durham, N. C. , 1968 . Ethni c Writers in America . New York, 1972 . Simmons, Glor ia M. and Helen D. Hutchinson, eds . d a, Standfo~ BarbAra Dodds, ed . Literature. New York, 1971 . Durham, N. C. , 19 70 . Black Culture. I, Too, Sing America: New York, 1972 . Black Voices in American �Talley, Thomas .' ed. Taylor, Clyde, ed. Ten: Negro Folk Rhymes. Port Washington, New Yort:, 1922, 1968. Vietnam and Black Ar.i.erica. An Anthology of Detroit Poets. Tisdale, Celes, ed . Betcha Ain't: Garden City, 1'1'ew York, 1973. Fort Smith, Ark., 1968. Poer.is from Attica. · netroit, Mic,.,;, 1974 . Tisdale, CeJ.es, ed. ~e Be Poetin '. Buffalo, ?ew York, 1974. • ahd R&iMl" S"'-vlT4..,e.ds. Gi•ltt 1ll9': "" ""'t'toloty o~-tkirJ W•t WWt-tfi11, • , AJeu,~ Troupe, Ouincv, ed. atts :Poets and Writ;rs. Los Angeles, 1968. f'f15'. -r..t,c,pe,J t/flin<y Turner, Darwin T. , ed. , Blac American Literature: Torhees, Lillian and Robert W. O' Brien, eds. Athyna, Penn (c. 1932) (Schorn- Washington, l· illiam D. and Samuel Beckoff, eds. Black Literature: An Anthology New York, 1972, Watkins, Hel, ed. Black Review No. 1. ---- • Black Review No .2. Watkins, Sylvester C., ed. Columbus, Ohio, 1970. The Brm,m Tl:Wh, Antholo~y of Verse by l'1egro Students at Talladega College. of Outstanding Black Writers. Poetry. ew York, 1971. rew York, 1972. Antholo~y of American Negro Literature. Weisman, Leon and Elfreda S. Wright, eds. New York, 1944. Black Poetry for All Americans. New York, c. 1972. Wer theim, Bill and Irma r,onzalez, eds. Talkin' About Us. White, Newman I. and Walter C. Jackson, eds. Negroes. New York, 1970. An Anthology of Verse by American Durham, N.C., 1924. Wilentz, Ted and Tom Weatherly, eds. Poetry. Natural Process: An Anthology of New Black New York, 1971. Wood, Clement, ed. Negro Songs, An Anthology. Woodson, Carter G., ed. Girard, Kansas, 1924. Neg ro Orators and Their Orations. Washington, D.C., Wormley, Beatrice and Charles W. Carter, eds. An Anthology of Negro Poetry by a~ NegroesAOthers . (N.P., N.D.). Works Progress Administration.(Schomburg \ Collection) Young, Al., ed. Yardbird Reader Volume II. Berkeley, Calif. 1972. s 75 1925. �°N. LITERARY HISTORY AID CRITICISM A. General Adams, William. Afro-American Authors. _..-----.._ ed ') Allen, Samuel. Boston, 1971. Afro-American Literature: lonfiction. -------------------- Boston, 1970. "e ritude and its Relevance to the American Negro Writer." The American Negro Writer and His Roots. araka, Imamu Amiri (LeRoi Jones). New York, 1960. "The Black Aesthetic". Pp. 8-20. Negro Digest, XVIII (September 1969), 5-6 . Baker, Houston A. , Jr. "Balancing the Perspective: American Literary Artistry . " A Look at Early Black Negro American Literature Forum . Vol . 6, No.3 (Fall 1972), 65-70 . Baker, Houston A., Jr. Culture . Long Black Song: Essays in Black American Literature and ~ Charflottesville, Virg., 1972. ~ Jr. Baker, Houston A., "~, ~~ -H and the Literature of Black America." XXI (September 1972), 30-35. Bontemns, Arna. "The Black Renaissance of the Twenties." Black World, XX (November 1970), 5-9. "The Harlem Renaissance . " The Saturday Review of Literature, XXX (March 22, 1947), 12-13, 44. - - - -~ ----. e<l. The Harlem Renaissance Remembered. "The I'fo gro Contribution to American Letters." '-l'eg_ro Reference Book . 1 850-87 8 . ew 'ark, 1972. Ed. John P. Davis. The American F.ng le ,mod Cliffs, '. J. , 19 66. t!_P. �"The Ne·w Black enaissance." regro Di gest , I ( ovember 1961), 52-58. ----· "Famous .JPA Autho r s . " Brawley, Benjamin. !eEro Di gest , VIII (June 1950), 43-47. Early Negro Aflerican Writers. Chapel Hill , N.C. , 1935. "The "f'.Tegro in American Literature." The Boolanan, brr The 1920 1 s: Three (October 1922), 137-141. Branz, Stephen II . 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New York, 1922. 1955 . of:L,pe ... ~ l)Qaih. l'lew v~rk,tf/'11• Africanisms in the Gullah Dialect . Univer sity of Chicago Press, 1949; University of Michigan Press, 1974. Twiggs, Robert D. lass., 1973. Pan-African Language in the Western Hemisphefe· North Quincy, �Twining, Nary Arnold. tive . " CLA Journal, XIV (1970), 57-61. Welmers, William E. White, Newman I. A~rican Language Structures. American Negro Folk Songs. Wolfram, Walter A. -----~- ~ Cambridge , Mass., 1928. egro Speech. Center for Applied Linquistics, 1969. and Nona H. Clarke, Black-White Speech Relationships. Washington, D.C.: Work , John W. ___________ _ Univ. of Calif. Press, 1973, A Sociolinguistic Description of Detroit Washington, D.C.: .__ "An Anthropological Look at Afro-American Folk Narna- Center for Applied Linquistics, 1971. "Negro Folk Songs." Opportunity, I (1923), 292-294. S17 - - - - �- ~ . DISCOGRAPHY AND TAPE INDEX A. Collec tions (phonogra~ African Drums . Ethnic Folkways Library FE 4502 A/B. African Origins and Influences. Folkways FA 2691, Afro-American Blues and Game Sonrs. Record in~ E !~500, FE 4530, FS 384. Ed . by Alan Lor.1.ax. Library of Congress FS ll+. Afro-American ~~usic. F /Or. James. 2 Asch 702 . Afr_~_!'.merican Spirituals, Work Songs and Ballads . Ed. by Alan Lor.1.ax. Folkways FA 2650-59 . A Gathering of Great Poetry for Childr en, Vol. 2 . W/ Gwendolyn Brooks . Caedmon TC 1236. A Hand is on the Gate. Dir. by Roscoe Lee Brm-me . American Folk Songs for Children. Perf . by Bessie Jones . . ta~e Se~ es. Folkways 9040. Southern Folk Heri- Atlantic 1350 . .Al'lerican Poems of Patriotism and Prose . Incl . James Weldon Johnson . Caedmon TC 1204. Animal Tales Told in Gullah Dialect . Anthology of Music of Black Afri ca . Anthology of egro Poets . Ed . by Duncan Emrick . AAFS L44-46 . Everest 3254 / 3 . . A Ed . by Arna Bontemps . (Read by Langston Hughes, Sterli ng Brown, Cl aude McKay, Countee Cullen, Mar garet Walker Brooks . ) Ba_2-tism: Cullen . and Gwendolyn Folkways Records FL 97991. A Journey Through Our Time . Dir . by Maynard Solomon . Incl . Countee Recor ded by Hugh Tracey . Columbia KL 213 . Vanguard VSD 792 75 . Bant u Music From British East Africa . �1/1) Been in the Storm ~o Long: Spirituals and Shouts, Children's Game Songs . Folkways Records FS 3842. Belafonte at Carnegie Hall . Beyond the Blues: RCA Victor LOC 600G. American Negro Poetry . Ed . by Rosey E. Pool. Vinette Carroll, Cleo Laine, Gordon Heath, Brock Peters.) Black Scene in Prose, Poetry and Song Vol . I . (Read by ARGO RG 338. Perf. by Vinnie Burrows . Spoken Arts SA 1030. 1'1e ~ Black Perf . by ViRnie Burrows . Scene in Prose , Poetry and Song, Vol. II . Spoken Arts SA 1031 . ...,,,... ,,..,,._ Hotown/Black Forum B - 456 - L. The Black Voices: On the Streets in Watts . Classics of American Poetry . Weldon Johnson . ALA Records 1970 Stereo . ~ / Ear tha Kitt . Incl. Langston Hughes and James Caedman TC 2041. Cultural Flowering: Music and Literature. Folkways FL 9671, FL 9792 FL 9790, 1 FL 9788, FJ 2806, FL 2941, FA 2659. -- Deep South(?acred and Sinful . Perf. by Bessie Jones . Southern Journey Series. Prestige International 25005. Discovering Literature. Incl . James Weldon Johnson and Langston Hughes. The Sound of Literature. Drums for God . Houghton-Mifflin 2-262-18. (Recorded live in Cameroone, Congo, Ethiopia, Liberia, Malaswi, Nigeria, Rhodesia) Epic LF 18044. Expl~ring Literature. Exquisite Yellow . W/Eartha Kitt. Houghton-Mifflin 2-26248. Incl . Paul Laurence Dunbar . Theatre Alumni Associates . Suny, Albany, New York. Famous Poens That Tell Great Stories. Incl. James Weldon Johnson. Farewell Recital (Spirituals). fAnderso~faria~ Decca DL 90lf0. RCA Victor LSC2781 �I/I Folk Hus5_c of Bt ioT)ia. Follmays FF 440L,. Fol c 'fos ic TJ. S .A., 7ol. I. Folvways Fl:: 4530. nreat Poems of the English Language: Sha espeare to Dylan Thomas. Incl . Countee Cullen CMS 554. Head Start Child Development Group of :Mississippi. Georgia Sea Islands, Vol. III . Asch 701. Perf. by Bessie Jones . Southern Journey Series. Prestige International 25002. Get On Board: Jegro Folk Songs . Perf. by Broi,mie cGhee and Sonny Terry . Folkways FP 28. The___0_l_o~f Ne_gro Histo rv. Fritten and 'farrated by Lan~ston Hughes. Folkways FC 17752 (new no. FP 752). God's Trombones and Selected 20th Century 'egro Poetry . Johnson, Alice Childress, and P. Jay Sidney. Jazz Canto - Vol. I. Poetry Jazz Album . Perf. by James WeLd oV\ Educational Audio Visual 75 R 440. Read by Lan~ston Hughes. World Paci- fie PJ 124Lf. John's Island, Its People and Songs. Folkways FS 3840 . Les Ballets Africains de Keita Fodeba, Vol . I . Disgues Vogue CLVL' 297. t:--L~ 1q4 ~~9Q,,ce-\-Wa.LKei,- OLe'f.OJldet- Reo..ds f>oems of Pa.11 avroence.. 'l)vnlu.n 4.nd..ta.Yn-es fl.l~it{r,nt-oh,uon. f=ult'wo.y.s, • 1issa Luba . Sung ~y Joachim Ngoi and Les Troubadours du Roi Ba"do~in. Phillips PCC 606. Music Down Home . Ed . by Charles Edward Smith . usic From the . South. Folkways FA 2691. Field Recordings by Frederic Ramsey Jr. Folkways FP 650-59 . Music of Equatorial Africa. National Poetry Festival . Recorded by Andre Didier. Incl . Gwendolyn Brooks an Folkways FP 4402. Langston Hughes. of Congress LWO 3868, 3869, 3870. Negro Blues and Hollars. Ed . by Marshall W. Stearns. AAFS 159 . Library �Negro Folk nusic of Africa and America. Negro Folk Rhyth,ls. Folkways FE 4500. Perf. by Ella Jenkins and Group. Folkways FA 2374 . .._/ Negro Folk Music of Alabama. Negro Folksongs and Tunes. Folkways Records P417-418 471-474. W/Elizabeth Cotten. Folkways FG 3526. Negro Folk Songs for Young People Sung By Leadbelly . (Leadbelly). Sung by Heddie Ledbetter Folkways FC 7533 #2 . Negro Folk Stories and Music. Negro Po~ts Anthology . Negro _Poets in USA . Folkways 4417/8 4471/4. Folkways 9791. Folkways 9792. egro Prison Camp Work Songs. egro Prison Songs. Folkways FE 4475. Perf . by Mississippi State Penitentiary Prisoners. Tradition Records TLP 1020 . • Negro Rel laious Sone~_~nd Services. Ed. by B.A. Botkin . Negro Songs, Stories and Poetry for Young People . AAFS LlO. -- Folkways Records FC - "\ 7110, 7114, 7312, 7003, 7103, 7104 , 7533 , 7654 . Negro l• ork Songs and Calls. The New Black Poetry. ew Jazz Poets. Ed . by B. A. Botkin . Educational Audio Visual IRR 136. Ed. by alter Lowenfels. Newport 1958, Mahalia Jackson. AR Records BR 461 (Broadside). Columbia CS 8071. Noe'l Et Saint-Sylvestre A Harlem . 26() V. AAFS L8. Do cument Herbert Pepper . Ducrltet-Thomson 69 . One, Two,_J_!lree and A Zing, Zing, Zing. Play ~n,1 Dance Son9.:s an Tunes. Ed . by Tony Sc wartz. Ed . by B .A. Bot dn . Folkways FC 7003 . Librar y of Conaress Re- cord in~ AAFS L9 . Poens and Ballads Fron 100 Plus American "Poems . D;i.r. by Paul Molloy . Scholastic ,ecords FS - 11008. Poems From Black Africa. Caedmon S 1315. Ed . by Lan~ston Hug es. Caedmon TC 1215. Read by James Earl Jones . �Poetry and Jazz, Jazz eanto, Vol. I. and Ben Wrirht. World "Pacific Perf. by John Carradine, Hoagy Carmichael ecords. ' Poetry of the Negro. Read by Sidney PoAtier and Doris Belack . Glory GLP-1. Poets for Peace. Perf. bv Owen Dodson . Spoken Arts 990 R 68-2582 . wt4rd P~_try International Incl. Braithwaite . 2 Argo MPR 262 13. E1\ Poets of \est Indies. Caedmon S. 1379. ~pin ' Black in a White World . Perf. by The Watts Prophets. ALA 1971. Reflections on a Gift of Watermelon Pickle and Other Modern Verse. ton Hughes . Incl. Langs- Scholastic Records FS 11007. Th<:.__Rhythms of the World . Written and Narrated by Langston Hughes. Folkways FC 7340 (new no. FP 740). Roots of Black America. United States.) (Traces Black Music from Africa to the Caribbean to Folkvays 9704 . Sava_pna~copators!African Retentions in the Blues . - Prod . hJc,aul Oliver . CBS 52799. Selma Freedom Songs . Documentary Recording by Carl Benkert. • Sidney Pottier Reads Poetry of the Blackman W/ Doris Belack. Folkways FH 5594 . United Artists Records UAS 6693. Singers in the Dusk . 1usic, poems read by Charles Lampkin . Ficker Recording Service XTV 25689 . Skip Rope . (Thirty three skip rope games recorded in Evanston, Ill .. ) Folk- ways FC 7029. ?ong~of American Negro Slaves . Folkways Records FD5252 . Songs _of_ the Selma 11ontgomery March . Perf . by Pete Seeger and others. Folk- ways 5595 . Snectr~~ in Black: Poems by 20th Century Black Poets . Scott, Foresman and Co. 4149. �Spirituals Et ~irituals . Folklore. Sung by Harry Belafonte. Perf. by Howard Univ . Choir . RCA 430-213. RCA Victor L f 2126. Spok'=!l_ Anthology of American Literature ; the 20th Century . Johnson and Countee Cullen . Incl. James Weldon Univ. of Arizona Press Records R63-1127. Spoken Arts Treasury of 100 1odern American Poets Reading Their Poems, V. 13. l /Gwendolyn Brooks. Spoken Arts 1052. Spoken Arts TreasuI.Y_ of 100 Modern American Poets Reading Their Poems . (Read by Jame s W. Johnson, Langston Hughes, Countee Cullen, Owen Dodson, Gwendolyn Brooks.) SA-P-18 . The Story of Jazz. Written and Narrated by Langston Hughes . Struggle for Freedom. Folkways FC 7312. Folkways FH5717, FH5511, FD5525, FH5502, FH5522, FD5252, FH5523, FC7752. Today's Poets , Vol. IV. Incl. Robt. Hayden. Tou_Jth__!l_oems for Tough People. Scholastic Records FS11004. Incl. Don L. Lee 's , Etheridge Kni ~ht ' s Poetry. Caedmon Reco r ds, Inc. (1971). 17 alues in Literature. Incl. James Weldon Johnson. Houghton- ifflin 2-26409 . a, T-Jal ': _ Jo'.~ether Children: Sun~ by Vinnie Burrows . Th~ He_~r_y_ lue~. The Black Scene in Prose, Poetry and Song. Spo-en Arts SA 1030. Written and Nar rated by Langston Hughes . _i_osld Faflou~~Je~r9_2.nirit uals . vefe VSPS-36. Perf. ~Y Fisk Jubillee Singers. !,Single Poets (pho~o,V'<lph) Angelou, !'aya . The Poetry of ~ro.ya Angelou. Brait waite, F.d,•1 ard. - ReAd and Islands . l~asks. GWP P. ecords ST2001. Aro,o PLP 1184 / 5 . Argo PLP 1183. Folkways FA 2372. �---· Ri~hts of Passage . Brooks, Gwendolyn. ~ Don L. Lee . Brown, Elaine . Gwendolyn Brooks Reading Her Poetry: W/Introductory Poem Caedmon TC 124Li . Seize the Time . Read and Sung by Elaine Br own . Brown, Sterling and/Hughes1wLangst:;j Hughes. Ar~o PLP 1110/1 . Read by Authors . Brown, Sterling . Works of Sterling Brown and Langston Folkways FP90 . The Dixie Bel le . From Their Works . Vault 131. Sterling Brown and Langston Hughes Reading Folkways 9790 . and 16 Poems . Folkways 9794 . FL (nqo, Shall I Tell 1y Children . tJho Are Black? til..s ~ - F-oU(w~y~ B1-1<.>wn.., .> ... L,i-,CI . Burroughs, 1ar garlt Sound- A-Rama SOR 101 . Cortez, Jayne . ....... Celebr a t i ons and Solitudes . Crouch, Stanley . Stra t a - East ecords, Inc . SES-7421. ~ Ain ' t No Ambulances for No Ni ohs Tonight . Flying Dutchman FDS 105 . Cullen, Countee . Dodson, Owen . To Make A Poet Black . The Dream Awake . Caedmon S-1400 . Spoken Ar t s SA1095 . Fabio, Sar ah Web s ter . Boss Soul. --- 0 Soul Ain't • Soul Is . ____ Giovanni, :Jikki . , Hughes, Langston . Folkways FL-9710 . Like A Ripple On A Pond . Truth Is On It s Way . Black Ver se . Folkways 9711 . Niktom 4200 . .$1!--~~.Ri3ht-On R~u»Js fl_R 05001 , Buddah 2005 . Did You Ever Hear The Blues? United Ar t ists ~ Big Miller ' s Renditions of ... , 304 7. The Dream Keeper and Other Poems of Langston Hughes . Read by Langston Hughes . Folkways FC 7104 (new No. FP 104) . - J �~-----. Arts Langston Hughes Reads and Talks About His Poems. Spoken SA 1064. Poems By Langston Hughes. Read by Langston Hughes. Af!~ Records 454. The Poetry of Langston Hughes . Caedmon (1968). Rul:ry Dee and Ossie Davis Read From Selected Poems of Langston Hu~hes. VTC 1272 (Caedmon 1272). ~ - and ~ Hargare_;J. Writers of the Revolution . Black Forum BB 453 . Johnson, Weldon James. Four Readings From God ' s Trombones. By James W. Johnson . Musicraft Album #21. ---· nryce God's Trombones. Read by Bond. God's Tronbones. Read bv Harold Scott. Folkways FL 9788. United Artists TJAS 5039 . Jones, LeRoi. Black an Jones, Le~oi. §~nny ' s Time Now. The Last Poets. Beautiful. .. Soul and Madness. At Last: Ri~ht On ! Blue Thumb BTS 52. Blue T umb BTS 39. The Last Poets . , Jihad Productions Jihad 663 T11e Last Poets. Chastisenent. Jihad Productions Jihad 1001. East Wind Associates, Douglas 3. Juggernaut Records(!) J~ St. LP 8802 . This Is 1adness. The Last Poets II. Douglas Comr:i~ons Stereo 20583. b1L.e.~K ,(v\"Ti'~, 1Y\ ,e C..olle.c,ted &em Q.f ~Li\o'"\c:1. Len--.o n .:Te f ~e . ...s on . Ml:la""' PNK:IV<-Ttl1t1 Cor11pfJ.ny • ~.edmond, Eu<;ene B. Blood Links and Sacred Places. Black River Writers 110-13A Sonia. Scott-Heron, Gil. --- t Sanchez. Folkways 9793. Pre_e_H=!:_11. Flying Dutchman~l0153 . Pieces of a ~an. Flying Dutchma~ereo FD 10143. RvTUn ,BV'u~e . QPcu-nG\...·. ch·ltd~eno~The SvV\ ,Blat t A~T\·~,s <o~ovp . • Po,e rY\ Or (o ro..1ttvd e,. • l3lo.c.K ,4V't,·s-r-' Gr--oup • �1/1 Small Talk At 125th And Lenox . Flying Dutchman Prod . , Ltd . FDS- 131. Van Peebles, ____ !elvin . iff1 Ain ' t Supposed to Die A }atural Death . rp 47 ~ (:, ~ A-s ~e..-,,-ovsM-8.Jleor[l4-11acK. A <t M • Brer Soul . ~ A & SP 4223 . 1 SP 4161 . wa.l ken fY\ ~ "19ltr et. a. ~ P~/ .e.1. Mo.r<40..t--U W0;,.( ke1,, fud ..Qf Nlar>'J"- ne;t W4. Ike"'. l'o lf:w1,.y.r PL Cf 7r£ , J ( Note: Most of the educational and cultura l institutions Single Poets (tape ) w~ere Bl a ck poets have read also maintain audio and/ar video tapes of rea dings.} Brooks, Gwendolyn . Eckels, Jon. Family Pic tures . Broadside Voices . Hofile Is Where The Soul Is . Emanuel, James A. Panther Man . Broadside Voices. The Treehouse and Other Poems . ~ '40.rpe.~, Mt"c.ho.eL.S. ij,isLi.r.y~~ Hodges, Frenchy Jolene . Jeffers, Lance . Black Wisdom . Knight, Etheridge . Poems From Prison . Broadside Voices . Broadside Voices . Broadside Voices . We Walk The Way of The New World . tfurphy, Beatrice M. a n d ~ Cities Burning. Moving Deep . Walker, 1argare.:=._. X, farvin . Broadside Voices. The Rocks Cry Out. Poem Counterpoem . Broadside Voices . Ilroadside Voices. Prophets for A__}Tew Day. Black Man Listen . Broadside Voices . Broadside Voices. Broadside Voices. We A BaddDDD People . Stephany . LP-BR-1. Broadside Voices. - - - - ~ and(Dann:.::("Marg7~. Homecoming. Broadside Voices . Broadside Voices . Readin' and Rappin' . Sanchez, Sonia. ru.,..,0·1~ --p~es~. Broadside Voices . Spirits TTnchained . Don't Cry, Scream . Randall, Dudley. Broadside Voices . tfi4t'1:nPtt't." VYl\V€.~~·,;v oP My Blackness is the Beauty of This Land '. Kgositosile, Keorapetse . Lee, Don L. Broadside Voices . Broadside Voices. 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