Name: "Looking for All (All Rendered Truth)" by Lonnie Holley by Dust-to-Digital in hypertrak
Duration: 3 min 7 s
Description: "Where did it begin? JUST BEFORE MUSIC. Did it begin with me sitting somewhere or my ancestors somewhere over in Africa hearing something fall and it thumped HMMMP or someone crawling CHKCHKCHKCHK or hearing a yell AYE AYE AYE? All of these things became JUST BEFORE MUSIC." — Lonnie Holley, <i>Just Before Music</i> http://dust-digital.com/lonnie

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Kelela's debut mixtape CUT 4 ME out October 1st on Fade to Mind

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Track listing:
01. Guns & Synths [Prod. Bok Bok, Napolian, Tariq & Garfield]
02. Enemy [Prod. Nguzunguzu]
03. Floor Show [Prod. Girl Unit]
04. Do It Again [Prod. NA]
05. Go All Night (Let Me Roll) [Prod. Morri$]
06. Bank Head (Extended) [Prod. Kingdom]
07. Cut 4 Me [Prod. Kingdom]
08. Keep It Cool [Prod. Jam City]
09. Send Me Out [Prod. Kingdom]
10. Go All Night (Let it Burn) [Prod. Morri$]
11. Something Else [Prod. Nguzunguzu]
12. A Lie [Prod. Bok Bok]
13. Cherry Coffee [Prod. Jam City]

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Kelela - Bank Head (Extended) [Prod. Kingdom]

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Song leader and Mississippi State Penitentiary inmate Heuston Earms discusses work-songs, his time in the penitentiary, his childhood and parents' fights, and the murder that landed him in prison. Recorded by Alan Lomax at Parchman's Camp B, Lambert, Miss., September 19-20, 1959. Earms told Lomax he was eligible for parole in 1962; when and if he got out of Parchman is unknown. He died July 4, 1989. His place of death was listed as Tutwiler, Miss., 16 miles southwest of the Lambert camp. 

Interview with Parchman Farm inmate Heuston Earms (1959)

"Where did it begin? JUST BEFORE MUSIC. Did it begin with me sitting somewhere or my ancestors somewhere over in Africa hearing something fall and it thumped HMMMP or someone crawling CHKCHKCHKCHK or hearing a yell AYE AYE AYE? All of these things became JUST BEFORE MUSIC." — Lonnie Holley, <i>Just Before Music</i> http://dust-digital.com/lonnie

"Looking for All (All Rendered Truth)" by Lonnie Holley

King Krule - Rock Bottom

Jonathan Ward runs the Blog Excavated Shellac, where he uploads rare 78 rpm records. Plus he compiled the 4-CD Box «Opika Pende – Africa At 78 RPM», Grammy nominee for best historical album of 2012. In this Norient.com podcast Ward tells me about his fascination with shellac, about how bloggers and ethnomusicologists don’t meet, and about a typical phenomena: «Blogger fatigue». Keep checking out his work! By Thomas Burkhalter, norient.com. More Info: http://norient.com/podcasts/the-world-at-78-rpm/

"Looking for All (All Rendered Truth)" by Lonnie Holley

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