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A sun woman for all seasons reads her poetry
Black magic- To a jealous cat- Answer to Yo/Question- Last Poem I'm gonna write about us- Poem for Etheridge- Blk/Wooomen/chant-- Welcome Home, My Prince-- For My Children-- To Morani/Mungu-- To Anita-- Don't Wanna Be-- City Songs-- We Can Be-- When We Come-- It's a New Day-- Listen to Big Black State-- To Fanon-- Liberation/Poem-- Summer Words of a Situh Addict-- So This is Our Revolution-- I WaaaAAANNT to Know; I neeeEEEDS to know-- Ima Talkin Bout the Nation of Islam-- Needed/Poem for My Salvation-- Black/Woman/Speaks.
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings: FL 9793.
Previously issued in 1971 as analog disc, Folkways Records: FL 9793, under title: A sun woman for all seasons reads her poetry.
Title on accompanying text: A sun woman for all seasons reads her poetry.
Text of the recording (8 pages ; 28 cm.) inserted in container.