ELAINE BROWN BLACK PANTHER PARTY 1973 PROMO ALBUM LP
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Dec 11, 2006
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Dec 1, 2006
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Payment | Shipping ELAINE BROWN BLACK PANTHER PARTY 1973 PROMO ALBUM LP
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SELF-TITLED 1973 MOTOWN BLACK FORUM RECORDS PROMOTIONAL ALBUM
- Soul/Funk release by Elaine Brown of the Black Panther Party
- Arrangements by Horace Tapscott
- Produced by Freddie Perren and Fonce Mizell
- Record in VG+ condition. Plays flawless with only light signs of handling
- Cover in Good condition with light right bottom edge creasing, moderate bottom edge wear, light edge wear, light tape remnant on front
Sealed (SS) = still original factory sealed
Mint (M) = as new, unplayed
Very Good (VG) = played, signs of handling
Good (G) = played repeatedly, some marks and background noise
Fair (F) = some signs of damage, scratches, marks and noise
Poor (P) = heavy damage, scratches, pops, jumps, clicks
+/- = Intermediate grading (for example: M- = only played very few times)
- Song titles :
- NO TIME
- JONATHAN [A Tribute To George Jackson's brother]
- CAN'T GO BACK
- ALL THE YOUNG AND FINE MEN
- UNTIL WE'RE FREE
- I KNOW WHO YOU ARE
- CHILD IN THE WORLD
- A LITTLE BABY
- AND WE SHALL MEET AGAIN
Elaine Brown became, in 1974, the first and only woman to lead the Black Panther Party. In her autobiographical memoir, A Taste of Power: A Black Woman’s Story, Brown recounts her life from the ghettos of North Philadelphia to her leadership in one of the most important and militant civil rights groups in U. S. history.
Today, as an activist, writer and popular lecturer, Brown upholds the original vision of the Panthers and the survival programs they developed like the Free Breakfast Program for Children, Sickle Cell Anemia Testing, free health clinics, Senior Services, among others. She lectures on the vision of an inclusive and egalitarian society, focusing on resolving problems of race, gender oppression and class disparity in the United States.
Brown's latest book is New Age Racism and the Condemnation of “Little B” (Beacon Press, 2002), the story of Michael “Little B” Lewis, a 14-year-old sentenced to life in prison for a Georgia murder Brown says he did not commit. Publisher's Weekly called the book a "damning, often excruciating account of racism in contemporary American society... a narrative that crackles with tension and enormous empathy…extraordinarily powerful.” The New York Times Book Review
Brown’s autobiography, A Taste of Power, has been optioned for film production by Emmy award-winning producer Suzanne de Passe. Brown also continues to write songs, having released two albums of original songs in the early 1970s — Seize the Time (Vanguard Records) and Until We're Free (Motown).
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