| 25
(CD)
Sing
and play along with your favorite tunes! New cover in 2002!
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$16.95
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Breaths
(CD)
This
compact dics includes most of the songs from Good News and We
All... Everyone of Us
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$16.95
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Feel
Something Drawing on Me (CD)
Released
at the same time as The Other Side, this album focused on traditional
black gospel music.
1985
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$16.95
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In
This Land (CD)
The
music ranges from the mesmerizing "Fulani Chant" to
the tender "Patchwork Quit" (a moving song about the
AIDS quilt) to the high energy rap "(Women Should Be) A Priority."
1992
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$16.95
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Live
@ Carnegie Hall (CD)
This
album was recorded at a live performance at Carnegie Hall in New
York City in 1987.
1987
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$16.95
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The
Other Side (CD)
Released
simultaneously with Feel Something Drawing Me On, this album focused
on the music that the group calls "Black Song."
1985
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$16.95
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Saced
Ground (CD)
Join
Sweet Honey as they revisit traditional African- American sacred
songs with reverance and passion and add their own boldy original
explorations of what "sacred" means today.
1995
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$16.95
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Selections
1976-1988 (CD)
Released
as a double CD set in 1997, this album in an incredible retro-
spective of the group's first 14 years.
1997
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$21.95
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Still
on the Journey (CD)
This
album celebrates their 20th anniversary. Highlights include "Ballad
of the Broken Word" (written by Toshi Reagon), "Wanting
Memories" and "No Mirrors in My Nana's House."
1993
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$16.95
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| Sweet
Honey in the Rock (CD)
This
album was sweet Honey's first.
1976
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$16.95
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| Children's
CDs |
All
For Freedom (CD)
Includes
well-known songs like "Make New Friends" and "Cumbaya"
alongside great new songs like "The Little Shekere" and
"Everybody Ought to Know." |
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$16.95
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| I
Got Shoes (CD)
This
1994 release for children became an immediate favorite -- especially
when folks heard the inspiring rap song, "Young and Positive."
1994 |
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$16.95
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Still
the Same Me (CD)
Using
only their voices and percussion instruments and accompanied
at times by a chorus of children, Sweet Honey has put
together an extraordinarily soulful, uplifting and entertaining
collection of songs and improvisations for kids.
2001
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$15.95
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Continuum
(Songbook)
Each
of the songs in this beautifully produced songbook is accompanied
by lyrics, composer's notes and a bio of the Sweet Honey
member who composed it. These invite you behind the scenes
to hear how the music moved its originator. |
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$20.95
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If
You Don't Go, Don't Hinder Me: The African American Sacred Song
Tradition
Migration
looms large as a theme in twentieth-century African American life.
Bernice Johnson Reagon uses this theme as a centering structure
for four essays that examine different genres of African American
sacred music as they manifested themselves throughout the twentieth
century and within her own life. |
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$15.00
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No
Mirrors in My Nana's House with CD (Audio)
Glorious,
bright pictures by Synthia Saint James show us how to see the beauty,
and the CD that's enclosed with this package, of Sweet Honey In
The Rock singing the song, tells us how to hear it.
Children's
book by Ysaye Barnwell |
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$18.00
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We'll
Understand It Better by and by: Pioneering African American Gospel
Composers
Gospel
music has profoundly influenced American culture. This book brings
together some of the best pioneering composers and shows the impact
of their work. Illustrations.
By Bernice Johnson Reagon |
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$24.95
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