1969BLACK NEWS SHOW
TV SHOW, BLACK JOURNAL, WITH HOST LOU HOUSE, COVERAGE OF ISSUES CONCERNING BLACK AUDIENCE, 1969
Roger Dickerson’s creativity is seen through his jazz pieces, which he interprets with a jazz combo at Sylvia’s, a Bourbon Street club; and through “The Negro Speaks of Rivers,” a classical song based on Langston Hughes’ poem of the same name.
Black Journal” also studies the jazz scene in New Orleans, interviewing Professor Longhair, a local musician for the past 40 years.
Roger Dickerson’s creativity is seen through his jazz pieces, which he interprets with a jazz combo at Sylvia’s, a Bourbon Street club; and through “The Negro Speaks of Rivers,” a classical song based on Langston Hughes’ poem of the same name.
Black Journal” also studies the jazz scene in New Orleans, interviewing Professor Longhair, a local musician for the past 40 years.
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MODERN DANCE - SLOW MOTION FOOTAGE OF BLACK WOMAN WITH AFRO DANCING - BLACK ARTISTS - BLACK ARTWORK SHOWN IN SLOW MOTION UNDER MARTIN LUTHER KING SPEECH
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| 01:04:57 297.17 |
EXTERIOR OF MODERN DESIGN ART MUSEUM BUILDING - BLACK WOMAN IN AFRO - STUDENT WALKS RIGHT TO LEFT - SCULPTURE AND BLACK ART ON DISPLAY AT BLACK MUSEUM IN HOUSTON TEXAS - DR. JOHN BIGGERS TALKS ABOUT BLACK ART
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| 01:07:25 445.08 |
ARTIST HARVEY L. JOHNSON IN ART STUDIO TALKS ABOUT BLACK ART EXPERIENCE
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| 01:09:32 572.84 |
NEW ORLEANS JAZZ PIANIST ROGER DICKERSON AND BAND PERFORM IN NEW ORLEANS CLUB - MODERN JAZZ - AMPEG BABY BASS
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| 01:10:38 638.25 |
ROGER DICKERSON GIVES VOICE LESSON TO OPERATIC SINGER - REHEARSAL SINGER AND PIANIST
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| 01:11:17 677.66 |
MS STREET SIGNS CORNER OF ST. PETER AND BOURBON STREET - NEW ORLEANS FRENCH QUARTER
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| 01:11:21 681.54 |
FRENCH QUARTER STREET SCENES 1968 - TOURISTS, DICKERSON TALKS WHILE RIDING IN HORSE AND BUGGY -
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| 01:11:56 716.06 |
PIANIST ROGER DICKERSON AND BAND IN PERFORMANCE IN JAZZ CLUB
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| 01:12:53 773.34 |
FRENCH QUARTER SCENES - TOURISTS ON STREET -
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| 01:13:15 795.72 |
JAZZ NIGHTCLUB IN NEW ORLEANS - MODERN JAZZ BY ROGER DICKERSON AND BAND
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| 01:13:34 814.77 |
NEW ORLEANS BOOGIE BLUES R&B PIANIST JOY BYRD - PROFESSOR LONGHAIR STROLLS THROUGH HIS NEW ORLEANS NEIGHBORHOOD (CENTRAL CITY?) AND TALKS ABOUT HIS EARLY CAREER PLAYING MUSIC IN NEW ORLEANS - FRANKLIN STREET - PROFESSOR LONGHAIR WALKS THROUGH A BLACK NEW ORLEANS NEIGHBORHOOD - TALKS ABOUT LEARNING HOW TO PLAY PIANO "BOOGIE WOOGIE"
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| 01:14:59 899.78 |
PROFESSOR LONGHAIR SITS ON HIS PORCH STEPS WAVING AT FRIENDS - NARRATES HIMSELF TALKING ABOUT HIS EARLY RECORDINGS CU PROFESSOR LONGHAIR
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| 01:15:40 940.42 |
PROFESSOR LONGHAIR TALKS ABOUT HOW HE GOT HIS NICKNAME "BECAUSE I USED TO TEACH STUDENTS WALKS THROUGH NEIGHBORHOOD"
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| 01:16:22 982.42 |
PLAY - TWO YOUNG BLACK WOMEN TALK - STAGE PLAY - TWO WOMEN CHEATING ON EACH OTHER - WOMEN talk about ghetto life in dramatic play - man slaps woman who talks about ghetto life - PLAY WRITE TALKS ABOUT HIS PLAY AND THEATER GROUP IN NEW ORLEANS "PROJECT THEATER" DR. TED GILLIAM TALKS ABOUT NEW ORLEANS BLACK THEATER COMPANY
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| 01:20:09 1209.11 |
BLACK DANCERS IN SILHOUETTE DANCE TO SOUL MUSIC
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| 01:21:06 1266.92 |
SEGMENT ON NEW ORLEANS ENDS
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| 01:21:17 1277.63 |
BLACK COMMUNITY NEWS OF THE WEEK - BLACK EQUALITY- EQUAL OPPORTUNITY - MR. ALEXANDER FIRED BY EVERETT DERKSON - BLACK JUDGE ON BENCH IN DETROIT -
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| 01:24:13 1453.47 |
STORY ON PAUL ROBESON ON HIS 71ST BIRTHDAY
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| 01:27:12 1632.49 |
PROTESTS AT 1949 PAUL ROBESON - ANGRY WHITE PEOPLE HARASS BLACKS IN PEEKSKILL NEW YORK - PEEKSKILL PROTEST AT ROBESON CONCERT RIOT (FOOTAGE)
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| 01:28:49 1729.68 |
THE SOUTH: ECONOMICS 1969
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| 01:28:55 1735.22 |
EXTERIOR - NEW ORLEANS WATERFRONT - PORT OF NEW ORLEANS - GAS STATION, FRENCH MARKET - MARDI GRAS SCENES - ECONOMY IN NEW ORLEANS - PORT OF NEW ORLEANS - LONGSHOREMEN, PORT - DOCK WORKERS - SCENES ON THE DOCKS AND PORT OF NEW ORLEANS 1969
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| 01:30:07 1807.42 |
AVONDALE SHIP YARD - DOCK WORKERS, LONGSHOREMEN - BOAT BUILDERS SHIP YARD ECONOMICS IN NEW ORLEANS
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| 01:30:27 1827.76 |
AVONDALE PRESIDENT HENRY ZACK CARTER TALKS ABOUT EMPLOYING THE "HARDCORE UNEMPLOYED" - BLACK MEN WELDING ON DOCK SHIP REPAIRS AT AVONDALE SHIP YARD - CARTER TALKS ABOUT EMPLOYING BLACKS
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| 01:32:14 1934.61 |
BLACK EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF NEW ORLEANS URBAN LEAGUE LARRY C. CAGER TALKS ABOUT AVONDALE WORKERS BEING UNDER PAID
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| 01:34:07 2047.19 |
SCENES OF CIRCA 1968 NEW ORLEANS MARDI GRAS - ZULUS - FLOATS - CARNIVAL CLUBS DISCUSSED
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| 01:35:07 2107.31 |
EXTERIOR "BIG TIME CRIP" BLACK BAR - CRIP TALKS ABOUT BLACK OWNED BUSINESS IN NEW ORLEANS = THE BAR BUSINESS IS WHAT MANY BLACKS HAVE - OPEN A BAR FOR $300 - BLACK NEW ORLEANS BAR OWNER IS INTERVIEWED - PATRONS COMMENT
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| 01:36:57 2217.14 |
DRIVE BY BLACK NEW ORLEANS NEIGHBORHOOD CARS PARKED ON STREET, SHOTGUN SHACK - BLACK PEOPLE ON STREET
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| 01:37:26 2246.78 |
MEETING OF THE CONGRESS OF NEW LEADERSHIP - DISCUSS UNEMPLOYMENT IN NEW ORLEANS - BLACK POLITICAL ACTIVISTS TRYING TO GET THE BLACK NEIGHBORHOODS TO IMPROVE RELATED TO UNEMPLOYMENT - BLACK COMMUNITY LEADERS DISCUSS PROBLEMS OF THE POOR IN NEW ORLEANS
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| 01:39:22 2362 |
BLACK FARMER DRIVES TRACTOR
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| 01:39:55 2395.35 |
BLACK STUDENTS PLAY FOOTBALL IN FRONT OF SCHOOL BUILDING AT CLARK COLLEGE IN ATLANTA GEORGIA
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| 01:40:02 2402.41 |
DR. VIVIAN HENDERSON DIRECTOR OF CLARK COLLEGE DISCUSSES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FARM PROGRAMS AND HOW THEY DO NOT HELP THE SMALL FARMER
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| 01:40:49 2449.17 |
EASTERN GEORGIA FARMERS COOPERATIVE BURKE COUNTY GEORGIA - EXTERIOR OF BUILDING - PIGS ON FARM, COWS, SMALL BLACK FARMS DISCUSSED - FARM CO-OP
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| 01:41:32 2492.3 |
EASTERN FARMERS CO-OP SIGN
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| 01:41:36 2496.62 |
WEEKLY BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING - BLACKS AT MEETING - PAN OF MEN SEATED IN CHAIRS AT MEETING - FARM COOP MEETING BLACK FARMERS AT MEETING
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| 01:44:22 2662.73 |
DR. VIVIAN HENDERSON TALKS ABOUT THE BLACK FARMS AND ECONOMY
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| 01:45:53 2753.23 |
SCENES OF DOWNTOWN ATLANTA GEORGIA LATE 1960s STREET SCENES, SKYSCRAPERS, BANKS, STORES
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| 01:46:24 2784.8 |
BLACK OWNERS BUSINESSES NEON SIGNS, BARBER SHOP, DENTIST OFFICE
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| 01:48:36 2916.66 |
PASCAL'S MOTOR HOTEL EXTERIOR SIGN - BLACK NIGHTCLUB - PAN - PASCALE BROTHERS IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA
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| 01:49:07 2947.77 |
RANDOLPH BLACKWELL OF THE SOUTHERN RURAL ACTION INC. IN ATLANTA - TALKS ABOUT TRYING TO ASSIST BLACK BUSINESSMEN
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| 01:51:08 3068.36 |
DEEP SOUTH - EXTERIOR SOUTHERN BLACK SHACK - RURAL POVERTY HOME - OLD BLACK MEN SIT IN FRONT OF BARBER SHOP
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| 01:51:27 3087.92 |
DRIVE BY - RURAL BLACK SOUTHERN NEIGHBORHOOD - SHACKS IN RURAL BLACK NEIGHBORHOOD - ALABAMA
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| 01:51:47 3107.54 |
BLACK MEN - BRICK MAKERS AFRICAN AMERICANS MAKE BRICKS
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| 01:52:54 3174.45 |
DRIVE BY STREET OF CRAWFORDSVILLE GEORGIA - POST OFFICE - SERVICE STATION, STORE FRONTS, CRAWFORDVILLE ENTERPRISES SIGN
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| 01:53:47 3227.5 |
INTERIOR TEXTILE FACTORY - BLACK WOMEN AT FACTORY ( STILLS )
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| 01:55:20 3320.75 |
SOULSVILLE ENTERPRISES - MODEL OF PROPOSED SOULSVILLE NEIGHBORHOOD - SOULSVILLE SIGHN - NEON SIGNS, STOREFRONTS SOUTHERN FARMER ON TRACTOR
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