205. El Rey de Los Flores. The King of the Flowers / Spanish. Cuba. Silvio Rodríguez. 00:02:14
206. No Me Pidas. Don't Ask Me / Pablo Milanés. Spanish. Cuba. 00:02:23
Local Numbers:
Paredon.1010
Publication, Distribution, Etc. (Imprint):
Brooklyn, N.Y. : Paredon Records, 1971
Creation/Production Credits:
Album cover design by Ronald Clyne; album cover drawing by Posada.
General:
"Written, arranged, performed and produced in Cuba by the Experimental Sound Collective of I. C. A. I. C. (Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Arts and Industries)"
Sung in Spanish.
Durations, program notes by Irwin Silber and Pablo Menéndez, and words of the songs, with English translations (16 p. ill.) inserted in container.
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101. Dale tu Mano al Indio. Give Your Hand to the Indian / Spanish. Uruguay. Daniel Viglietti. 00:01:55
102. A Desalambar. Tear Down the Fences! / Spanish. Uruguay. Daniel Viglietti. 00:02:20
103. Duerme, Negrito. Sleep, Little One / Ramiro Hernandez, Tumbadora (drums). Humberto Vasquez, Marimbula. Daniel Garcia, Claves y quijada. Spanish. Uruguay. Atahualpa Yupanqui. 00:02:15
104. Yo Naci en Jacinto Vera. I Was Born in Jacinto / Federico Britos, Violin. Spanish. Uruguay. Liber Falco, poem; Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:01:53
105. Cruz de Luz. Cross of Light / Spanish. Uruguay. Daniel Viglietti. 00:02:15
106. Milonga de Andar Lejos. Song of Going Far Away / Spanish. Uruguay. Daniel Viglietti. 00:01:35
107. Cancion del Hombre Nuevo. Song of the New Man / Spanish. Uruguay. Rafael Alberti and Daniel Viglietti. 00:01:35
108. Remontando los Rios. Going Upstream / Spanish. Uruguay. 00:01:20
109. Mi Pueblo. My People / Spanish. Uruguay. Rafael Alberti and Daniel Viglietti. 00:01:52
201. Me Matan Si No Trabajo. If I Don't Work They'll Kill Me / Spanish. Uruguay. Nicolas Guillen, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:02:22
202. Soldado Aprende a Tirar. Soldier, Learn to Shoot / Spanish. Uruguay. Nicolas Guillen, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:01:48
203. Ronda. Round / Spanish. Uruguay. Nicolas Guillen, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:01:23
204. Remansos. Stagnant Pools / Spanish. Uruguay. Federico Garcia Lorca, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:01:30
205. Remansillos. Little Stagnant Pools / Spanish. Uruguay. Federico Garcia Lorca, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:01:00
206. Variacion. Variation / Spanish. Uruguay. Federico Garcia Lorca, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:01:00
207. Cortaron Tres Arboles. They Cut Three Trees / Spanish. Uruguay. Federico Garcia Lorca, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:01:00
208. Dos Baladas Amarillas. Two Yellow Ballads I / Spanish. Uruguay. Federico Garcia Lorca, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:01:25
209. Dos Baladas Amarillas. Two Yellow Ballads II / Daniel Viglietti, Garcia Lorca. Spanish. Uruguay. Federico Garcia Lorca, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:01:00
210. Masa. The Masses / Spanish. Uruguay. César Vallejo, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:02:25
211. Pedro Rojas (part 1) / Spanish. Uruguay. César Vallejo, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:02:15
212. Pedro Rojas (part 2) / Spanish. Uruguay. César Vallejo, words and Daniel Viglietti, music. 00:02:10
Local Numbers:
Paredon.1011
Publication, Distribution, Etc. (Imprint):
Brooklyn, N.Y. : Paredon Records, 1973
Participant or Performer Note:
Daniel Viglietti, voice and guitar, with additional musicians as noted.
General:
Recorded in Havana, Cuba, 1967.
Program notes by Barbara Dane, with Spanish texts of the songs and English translations (16 p.) inserted in container.
Album cover design by Collective Graphics Workshop. Cover art from 1972 Alamanaque, a Desalambrar.
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LETTER TO MA; CDR copy-"Chimeranga Songs of Zimbabwe." It was produced by Betty Rogers, "a radio producer and media consultant in various projects in Africa." The tape is accompanied by a letter from Ms. Rogers proposing a Folkways album along the lines of the tape. The chimeranga (also "chimurenga") songs are the revolutionary songs of the Zimbabwe freedom fighters, which were "used as powerful weapons in the seven-year struggle for Black Indiepndence from the the Rhodesian government of Ian Smith." Zimbabwe achieved independence in 1980, and the tape was produced sometime during the two years Ms. Rogers was in Africa prior to the date of her letter of June 30, 1983. The tape contains a mix of singing, interviews of participants in the conflict (often describing the role of the songs), and narration. The singers and persons interviewed aren't identified.
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Man and buffalo (3:40) -- Every hand full of rice (3:40) -- Word from the village (4:57) -- Distant gunfire sounds (2:42) -- Rice waiting for rain (3:25) -- Song of the mountain fighters (3:01) -- Jit pumisak (Martyr of the people) (5:10) -- Yellow bird (5:50) -- Stop now (Oppressors) (4:52) -- Hare and the tortoise (4:10).
Track Information:
101. Man and Buffalo / Caravan. Thailand.
102. Every Hand Full of Rice / Caravan. Thailand.
103. Word from the Village / Caravan. Thailand.
104. Distant Gunfire Sounds / Caravan. Thailand.
105. Rice Waiting for Rain / Caravan. Thailand.
106. Song of the Mountain Fighters / Caravan. Thailand.
201. Jit Pumisak (Martyr of the People) / Caravan. Thailand.
202. Yellow Bird / Caravan. Thailand.
203. Stop Now (Oppressors) / Caravan. Thailand.
204. The Hare and the Tortoise / Caravan. Thailand.
Local Numbers:
FLP.78726
Publication, Distribution, Etc. (Imprint):
New York, Paredon 1978
General:
Booklet includes historical information and song texts in Thai with English translation.
Songs of the peasant, student and worker struggle for democratic rights
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Ly con sao (3:53) --Lullaby (3:28) --Ly tinh tang (3:58) -- T'rung music (5:01) --Am hat tan anh mot ca bai ho (5:09) -- Ly thuong du (1:45) --March to the front line (2:38) --Pestle thuds resound in Bam Bo Village (3:55) --Tone of Uncle Ho (3:26) --Wrest back power to the people (1:57) --March into Saigon (2:48) --Chanting your victory (5:29) --March forward to total victory (2:19).
Local Numbers:
PA-COMM-LP-1008
Paredon.1008
Publication, Distribution, Etc. (Imprint):
Paredon 1971
General:
Commercial
Booklet includes historical information by Barbara Dane and song texts in English translation.
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