Give Me the Banjo Page #2
ENRICHED BY IT.
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
TROUBLE, TROUBLE
DON'T GET TROUBLE
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
DON'T GET TROUBLE
IN YOUR MIND:
WEEER-EEER-EEER-EEER...
YOU CAN'T TALK ABOU THE HISTORY OF THE BANJO
IF YOU CAN'T TALK ABOUT RACISM,
IF YOU CAN'T TALK ABOUT RACISM,
SLAVERY, MISOGYNY,
IF YOU CAN'T TALK ABOUT RACISM,
SLAVERY, MISOGYNY,
APPROPRIATION, EXPLOITATION --
SLAVERY, MISOGYNY,
APPROPRIATION, EXPLOITATION --
APPROPRIATION, EXPLOITATION --
ABOUT THE BANJO.
UNDERSTANDING OF THE HISTORY OF
THIS INSTRUMENT THAT IT'S NO
LONGER ACCEPTABLE TO PRETEND
THESE OTHER THINGS DON'T EXIST.
BY THE MOONLIGHT...
LIKE GOING TO THE MOVIES TODAY.
I MEAN, IT WAS THE MOST POPULAR
FORM OF ENTERTAINMEN FROM ROUGHLY 1830 UNTIL
THAN ANY OTHER ENTERTAINMEN IN THE WORLD.
ALL OF THAT WAS A PAR OF THIS CARICATURE
ALL OF THAT WAS A PAR OF THIS CARICATURE
OF THIS CARICATURE
THE BLACK COMMUNITY,
THE BLACK COMMUNITY,
BUT SHORTLY,
THE BLACK COMMUNITY,
BUT SHORTLY,
BUT SHORTLY,
AND BECAME A WAY OF TRIVIALIZING
AND BECAME A WAY OF TRIVIALIZING
THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY.
AND BECAME A WAY OF TRIVIALIZING
THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY.
THE BANJO BECAME THE INSTRUMEN THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY.
THE BANJO BECAME THE INSTRUMEN THAT WAS THE IMAGE
THE BANJO BECAME THE INSTRUMEN THAT WAS THE IMAGE
OF SLAVE LIFE.
AFRICAN-AMERICAN INSTRUMENT,
AFRICAN-AMERICAN INSTRUMENT,
AND YOU ADD TO I WITH ITS AFRICAN ROOTS,
AND YOU ADD TO I THE CELTIC MUSICAL TRADITIONS
AND YOU ADD TO I THE CELTIC MUSICAL TRADITIONS
AND WESTERN EUROPEAN
AND WESTERN EUROPEAN
MUSICAL TRADITIONS
AND WESTERN EUROPEAN
MUSICAL TRADITIONS
THAT THESE WHITE PERFORMERS HAD,
MUSICAL TRADITIONS
THAT THESE WHITE PERFORMERS HAD,
THAT THESE WHITE PERFORMERS HAD,
IS SOMETHING THAT'S TOTALLY NEW,
IS SOMETHING THAT'S TOTALLY NEW,
THAT COME TOGETHER
IS SOMETHING THAT'S TOTALLY NEW,
THAT COME TOGETHER
THAT COME TOGETHER
SOMETHING TRULY AMERICAN.
COMING TOGETHER.
IT DIDN'T TAKE ENTERTAINERS
LONG TO FIGURE OUT, WOW, IF I GO
BORN IN APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA,
AROUND 1810, SWEENEY FOUND
THE "HALF-BARBARIC TWANG"
OF THE GOURD BANJO AS PLAYED BY
HIS NEIGHBOR SLAVES.
THE DOWNSTROKE STYLE
HIS OWN INSTRUMENT.
AS A BLACK-FACE
SONG-AND-DANCE MAN IN THE CIRCUS
BOWERY THEATERS:
OF THE BANJO.
DOING BLACK FACE
TO PLAY BANJO.
THE JUMPING-OFF PLACE,
THE JUMPING-OFF PLACE,
TO INTERMINGLE AND MIX
TO INTERMINGLE AND MIX
AND COMPETE AND STEAL MATERIAL
TO INTERMINGLE AND MIX
AND COMPETE AND STEAL MATERIAL
FROM EACH OTHER.
AND COMPETE AND STEAL MATERIAL
FROM EACH OTHER.
AND SO HE FELL RIGHT INTO THAT.
FROM EACH OTHER.
AND SO HE FELL RIGHT INTO THAT.
AND SO HE FELL RIGHT INTO THAT.
WERE ALREADY WELL-ACQUAINTED
WERE ALREADY WELL-ACQUAINTED
WITH BLACK-FACE ENTERTAINERS.
WERE ALREADY WELL-ACQUAINTED
WITH BLACK-FACE ENTERTAINERS.
WITH BLACK-FACE ENTERTAINERS.
PLANTATION SONGS
PLANTATION SONGS
AND PLAYING STYLE MADE SWEENEY
PLANTATION SONGS
AND PLAYING STYLE MADE SWEENEY
INTO ONE OF THE HOTTEST TICKETS
AND PLAYING STYLE MADE SWEENEY
INTO ONE OF THE HOTTEST TICKETS
INTO ONE OF THE HOTTEST TICKETS
FOLLOWING IN SWEENEY'S
FOLLOWING IN SWEENEY'S
FOOTSTEPS, FOUR BLACK-FACE
FOLLOWING IN SWEENEY'S
FOOTSTEPS, FOUR BLACK-FACE
PERFORMERS JOINED FORCES
FOOTSTEPS, FOUR BLACK-FACE
PERFORMERS JOINED FORCES
IN A BOWERY BOARDINGHOUSE
PERFORMERS JOINED FORCES
IN A BOWERY BOARDINGHOUSE
AND CALLED THEMSELVES
IN A BOWERY BOARDINGHOUSE
AND CALLED THEMSELVES
THE VIRGINIA MINSTRELS.
AND CALLED THEMSELVES
THE VIRGINIA MINSTRELS.
THE VIRGINIA MINSTRELS.
OF POPULAR ENTERTAINMEN THEY DEBUTED A NEW FORM
OF POPULAR ENTERTAINMEN THAT WOULD DOMINATE
OF POPULAR ENTERTAINMEN THAT WOULD DOMINATE
THE AMERICAN STAGE
THAT WOULD DOMINATE
THE AMERICAN STAGE
THE AMERICAN STAGE
THE FIRST FULL-LENGTH
THE FIRST FULL-LENGTH
BLACK-FACE MINSTREL SHOW.
THE FIRST FULL-LENGTH
BLACK-FACE MINSTREL SHOW.
BLACK-FACE MINSTREL SHOW.
IN THE PERIOD OF THE EARLY 1840s
IN THE PERIOD OF THE EARLY 1840s
WITH PLAYERS LIKE
IN THE PERIOD OF THE EARLY 1840s
WITH PLAYERS LIKE
DANIEL DECATUR EMMET WITH PLAYERS LIKE
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