Deep River : An Interpretation of Negro Spirituals by Howard Thurman (Rare - LP)
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Deep River: An Interpretation of Negro Spirituals 🎵
This remarkable vinyl record transports you to a soul-stirring moment in history. Released in 1967, it echoes the powerful voices of The Howard University Choir, guided by the visionary Warner Lawson. But that’s not all—Howard Thurman, a profound orator, lends his spoken word magic to this musical journey.
Key Features:
White Label: A pristine canvas, unmarked and ready to resonate.
Front Cover: Behold the title—DEEP RIVER—a promise of spiritual depth.
Back Cover: A glimpse into the historic Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel at Howard University in Washington, D.C.
Centennial Vespers: Imagine the congregation gathered on that Sunday, February 26, 1967.
Negro Spirituals Medley: The organist Thomas H. Kerr, Jr. weaves a tapestry of melodies.
Spoken Word: Thurman’s voice reverberates through “Let Us Break Bread Together,” “A Balm in Gilead,” “The Blind Man,” the timeless “Deep River.” and "Jacob's Ladder.
Epilogue: A benediction, a vow made to the divine.
Record is in NM condition
Jacket is in EX condition
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