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Tone Poems of an Urban Baobab

by rootfolks

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Interlude 1 00:47
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Interlude 2 00:32
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Interlude 3 00:57
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Interlude 4 01:01
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Yam music 11:39
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Interlude 5 01:42
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Tone poem 07:06
we are a nation borne from holding pens on the guinee coast borne to be reborn in slaveship holds during the middle passage we were tested during the maafa /the great suffering that stretches from 1619 virginia to everywhere, usa, today we were captured on elysian fields where sunlight and occasional rain blessed the sahel and family fortune
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am i holding onto you? holding onto what seemed heaven? hell yes, and i would hold heaven, if i could but heaven won’t be held or let go.
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released September 9, 2014

Poetry by Omowale-Ketu Oladuwa, Music by JATA (Oladuwa, Michael F. Patterson, Tyrone Cato, Akinlana DaDa, Anne Hall

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