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Hughes,Langston Voice Of: Selected Poetry & Prose CD
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Hughes,Langston Voice Of: Selected Poetry & Prose CD
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1. The Negro Speaks of Rivers 2. I, Too 3. The Weary Blues 4. Homesick Blues 5. The Story of the Blues 6. Night ; Morn 7. Breath of a Spiritual 8. Prayer 9. Prayer Meeting 10. Ma Lord 11. I'm Gonna Testify 12. Albert 13. Mother of Son 14. Dreams 15. Youth 16. The Struggle 17. Rhythms of the World 18. Simple-Intro 19. Feet Live Their Own Life 20. Simple Prays a Prayer 21. As I Go
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