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And it’s also an invitation to have trust and empathy and curiosity about other people’s stories. The “Don’t Call Me Nigger, Whitey” thing; we all talk to each other, and we all carry around our stories and our pains, and if we were a little empathetic, a lot more empathetic to our own human journeys, we would get along better.
A practical demonstration of the equality which he and his band professed would seem to be at odds with “Don’t Call Me Nigger, Whitey,” except this very second cut here lays out mirror images of community punctuated by persistent horns.
And then later on, she fell in love with soul music and folk. She turned me on to Hot Pants by James Brown, and Sly and the Family Stone. What was that album they did, with “I Want to Take You Higher”? ES: Stand! PF: Right, Stand! That was the first album I’d play over and over. I would sing along to “Don’t Call Me Nigger, Whitey.”
Reverend Gary Davis – The Guitar And Banjo Of Reverend Gary Davis (1964/2001) Gino Vannelli – Brother to Brother (1978/2011) Shawn Kellerman – Kell’s Kitchen (2024) Amos Milburn – Blues, Barrelhouse & Boogie Woogie 1946-1955 (1996) James Burton, Albert Lee, Amos Garrett and David Wilcox – Guitar Heroes (2015)
The same goes for Richman, who put in the groundwork to develop his sound into something more than simple mimicry. The current moment brings to mind the seemingly endless jokes about a supposed ...
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