Genre: Spoken Word
Size: 12"
Format: 33RPM,

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Langston Hughes & Margaret Danner Writers of the Revolution LP

Langston Hughes & Margaret Danner

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SKU:
MTLP40687
UPC:
602445406876

Coming December 2, 2022 pre-order your copy today! Orders with both pre-order and in stock items will have all in stock items shipped immediately!

First Time on Vinyl Since 1970!

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"As we navigate our way through unprecedented times, racial and social tensions are at a high. We felt an urgent need to reactivate Black Forum in order to provide information alongside inspiration," says Motown Records President Ethiopia Habtemariam. "The label provided a clear-cut reflection of who America was at the time of civil unrest in the '60s and '70s. Now, we look to extend and expound on the original principles and purpose of Black Forum."

Hoping to provide a platform to a new generation of writers and poets, Motown Records will be partnering with Detroit's Motown Museum to release spoken word performances and digital content from up-and-coming artists.

The relaunched Black Forum will also spark candid conversations to mold and inspire the next generation of "game changers" via podcasts, Black Community Forums, Motown Museum events and programs, and digital initiatives.

"We are delighted to collaborate with our partner Motown Records for the relaunch of this iconic label and the yearlong programming around Black Forum," says Robin Terry, Motown Museum chairwoman and CEO. "Storytelling, education, and the power of shared experience is a vital part of Motown Museum's DNA. The rich heritage of the Black Forum label has long been an important chapter in the continuing story of Motown."

Black Forum was revered for putting the civil rights era on vinyl as a permanent encapsulation of the Black community's fight, and as the struggle continues, taking on different forms, the label will continue to do so in a modern context.

Features

  • First Time on Vinyl Since 1970

Selections

Side A:

  1. Writers of the Revolution (Pt. 1)

Side B:

  1. Writers of the Revolution (Pt. 2)

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