1969BLACK NEWS SHOW
TV SHOW, BLACK JOURNAL, WITH HOST LOU HOUSE, COVERAGE OF ISSUES CONCERNING BLACK AUDIENCE, 1969
The program will contain a look at the “soul music” record industry. It will focus on current trends in soul music and will examine whether the industry exploits and controls the black performer. Appearing in the segment are Smokey Robinson of “The Miracles”; Gladys Knight and the Pips, who record for the Motown Record Co.; and Isaac Hayes (“Hot Buttered Soul,” Stax-Volt Record Co.).
The program will contain a look at the “soul music” record industry. It will focus on current trends in soul music and will examine whether the industry exploits and controls the black performer. Appearing in the segment are Smokey Robinson of “The Miracles”; Gladys Knight and the Pips, who record for the Motown Record Co.; and Isaac Hayes (“Hot Buttered Soul,” Stax-Volt Record Co.).
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SLATE, BLACK JOURNAL, NET, BILL GREAVES, 11-20-1969
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| 01:00:11 11.9 |
IN COLOR GRAPHIC
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OPENING CREDITS, TITLE CARD
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| 01:00:34 34.02 |
HOSTS, LOU HOUSE AND BILL GREAVES, AFRICAN PHRASES, JAMBO, INTRODUCE THE SHOW, CONGRATULATIONS TLOU HOUSE'S NEW BABY NAMED ASHANTI WA, SEGMENT ON BLACK ATHLETES PROTEST RACIAL POLICIES
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| 01:01:34 94.62 |
COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME, WYOMING COWBOYS, STILLS OF THE BLACK 14, SEGMENT ON RACISM IN THE MORMON CHURCH, MARCHING BANDS MARCHING, SAN JOSE STATE FOOTBALL GAME, 1960S, FOOTBALL PLAYERS WEARING BLACK ARMBANDS, CROWDED STANDS, BLEACHERS
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| 01:03:52 232.38 |
BUMPER STICKERS FOR LLOYD EATON, COACH WHO FIRED BLACK PLAYERS
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| 01:04:21 261.23 |
BLACK STUDENTS CARRYING SIGNS, PROTEST, 1960S
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| 01:04:32 272.46 |
WHITE STUDENTS MARCH AGAINST RACISM, CARRY SIGNS "EATON IS A NIGGER"
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| 01:05:19 319.56 |
GOVERNOR OF WYOMING'S CAR, STANLEY K HATHAWAY SPEAKS ABOUT THE SUSPENSION OF THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS, WOULDN'T PLAY AGAINST BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, ECU OF HATHAWAY SPEAKING
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| 01:05:45 345.77 |
BLACK STUDENT ATHLETES DISCUSS PROTEST, WILLIE BLACK, JOE WILLIAMS
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| 01:06:45 405 |
COACH TELLS STUDENTS THEY ARE NOT ON THE FOOTBALL TEAM
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| 01:06:52 412.35 |
BLACK FOOTBALL PLAYERS DISCUSSES DEROGATORY STATEMENTS MADE BY COACH EATON, RACIST 1960S
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| 01:07:19 439.12 |
COACH EATON IS QUESTIONED AT PRESS CONFERENCE
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| 01:08:31 511.18 |
BLACK FOOTBALL PLAYERS TALKING ABOUT RULINGS
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| 01:08:49 529.84 |
WHITE MAN TALKS ABOUT STRONG DISCIPLINE IN A FOOTBALL TEAM, FACTIONS VERSUS TEAM
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| 01:09:45 585.07 |
ONE OF THE 14 BLACK FOOTBALL PLAYERS TALKS ABOUT COACH EATON AND HIS FRUSTRATIONS
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| 01:10:26 626.06 |
LARAMIE WYOMING COLLEGE CAMPUS, MANY WHITE STUDENTS
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| 01:10:54 654.31 |
BLACK ATHLETES TALK ABOUT LACK OF SOCIAL LIFE ON CAMPUS, EXCLUDED DURING HOMECOMING, UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING, BLACK STUDENT DATING A WHITE GIRL WAS THREATENED BY COACH EATON
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| 01:12:53 773.09 |
NAACP LAWYER, WILLIAM WATERMAN, SPEAKS TO BLACK PLAYERS
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| 01:14:29 869.21 |
BLACK ATHLETES TALK ABOUT CHALLENGES ON WHITE CAMPUSES AND THEIR CIVIL RIGHTS
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| 01:15:44 944.01 |
BLACK AND WHITE STUDENTS PROTESTING WITH HOMEMADE SIGNS
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| 01:16:28 988.01 |
CU OF BLACK ATHLETES, 1960S, TALKING ABOUT BEING A MAN NOT A BOY
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| 01:17:17 1037.97 |
BILL GREAVES AND LOU HOUSE TALK ABOUT THE ELECTIONS, BLACK POLITICIANS CARL STOKES, WILLIAM HART, MARQUETTE FLOYD JUDGE IN SUFFOLK COUNTY NEW YORK, GREAVES TALKS ABOUT SOUTHERN BLACKS NOT VOTING FOR BLACK CANDIDATES
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| 01:18:22 1102.54 |
GREAVES DISCUSSES BLACK PANTHER LEADER BOBBY SEALE AND JUDGE JULIUS HOFFMAN
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| 01:19:23 1163.8 |
LOU HOUSE TALKS ABOUT THE NUMBER OF BLACKS EMPLOYED IN BROADCASTING
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| 01:20:17 1217.22 |
BILL GREAVES TALKS ABOUT BLACK STUDIES AT DUKE UNIVERSITY, RALLY AT DURHAM NORTH CAROLINA, BLACK SPEAKER SPEAKS TO BLACK STUDENTS, BLACK POWER
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| 01:21:26 1286.11 |
DUKE UNIVERSITY, CAMPUS VIEWS, BLACK STUDENT SPEAKS ABOUT BLACK STUDIES
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| 01:22:13 1333.58 |
MALCOLM X LIBERATION UNIVERSITY
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| 01:22:37 1357.21 |
PROTEST MARCH BY BLACK STUDENTS, CHANTING "POWER TO THE PEOPLE", AFRICAN DRESS, 1960S, PAN AFRICAN FLAG
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| 01:23:52 1432 |
EXT OF MALCOLM X LIBERATION UNIVERSITY, SPEAKER IN DASHIKI QUOTES STOKELY CARMICHAEL, BETTY SHABAZZ SPEAKS, BLACK MAN HOLDS BOARD TO TRAIN WHISTLE TO SILENCE IT AFTER WHITE TRAIN WORKER REPEATEDLY RANG IT
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| 01:26:15 1575.09 |
OPENING DAY SPEECHES AND MUSICAL PERFORMANCES, MALCOLM X LIBERATION UNIVERSITY, PAINTINGS OF MALCOLM X PRESENTED TO SHABAZZ, CORTLAND COX CLOSES CEREMONY, SAYS "THIS IS JUST THE START"
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| 01:28:41 1721.75 |
BROTHER FULLER TALKS ABOUT MALCOLM X LIBERATION UNIVERSITY
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| 01:29:30 1769.99 |
BILL GREAVES TALKS ABOUT THE MALCOLM X SCHOOLS OPENING UP
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| 01:29:57 1797.87 |
HIGH ANGLED SHOT OF HARLEM CITY STREET, CITY BLOCKS IN UPPER NYC
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| 01:30:10 1810.43 |
URBAN SIDEWALKS, AFRICAN AMERICANS, BLACK PEOPLE DANCING IN FRONT OF RECORD STORES, BLACK OWNED BUSINESS
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| 01:30:46 1846.67 |
ROOF TOP PAN ON NEW YORK CITY, TIMES SQUARE
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| 01:31:04 1864.84 |
BLACK MEN, PROFESSIONALS IN TRENCH COATS, CROSS MANHATTAN STREET, EXT OF BRILL BUILDING, TALK ABOUT THE MUSIC BUSINESS IN THE 1930S AND 1940S, WALTER BISHOP AND FRED NORMAN, MOVIE MARQUEE WITH "THE GRADUATE", TALK ABOUT BLACK SONGWRITERS, "WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THE INNOVATORS...FADS...COME FROM THE BLACK WRITERS"
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| 01:32:31 1951.01 |
RADIO STATION INTERIOR, 0N AIR SIGN, BLACK DEEJAY, DEL SHIELDS, WLIB, NEW YORK. TALKS ABOUT THE NEED FOR BLACK PEOPLE TO BECOME MORE AWARE ABOUT MONEY IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS
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| 01:33:23 2003.43 |
RECORD PLAYERS, BLACK PEOPLE BUYING RECORD ALBUMS, 1960S RECORD STORES AFRICAN AMERICAN RECORD STORE - PAN OF ALBUMS ON DISPLAY IN STORE, BLACK OWNED BUSINESS.
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| 01:33:43 2023.24 |
LIBERTY RECORDS SIGN, RCA BUILDING, CAPITOL RECORDS, MUSIC CITY SIGN, PARAMOUNT MUSIC DIVISION VIEWED FROM MOVING VEHICLE
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| 01:34:01 2041.02 |
TENEMENT BUILDING WITH BROTHERHOOD RECORDS SIGN, INNER CITY, LATE 1960s, BETA RECORDS
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| 01:34:12 2052.23 |
BLACK MEN MOVING DRUM KIT ON TROLLEY ON 125 ST HARLEM, PASS THE APOLLO THEATER MARQUEE, CUT TO HARLEM STREET SCENES, BLACK MAN DANCING ON SIDEWALK
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| 01:34:44 2084.85 |
BLACK DJ, DEL SHIELDS "I'M NOT LOOKING FOR LOVE FROM THE MAN"
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| 01:35:08 2108.06 |
RECORDING STUDIO, BLACK MAN AND WHITE MAN SIT AT CONTROL BOARD, WHITE ROCK BAND PLAYS, TOM WILSON TALKS ABOUT JAZZ AND R & B, WORKED WITH BOB DYLAN. TALKS ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS AS A BLACK MAN PRODUCING WHITE MUSIC, "I'M GIVING AMERICA ITS LAST CHANCE". BLACK OWNED BUSINESS.
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| 01:38:34 2314.1 |
CITY VIEWS, DETROIT, MOTOWN RECORDS, BLACK OWNED BUSINESS, TOM WILSON OFF CAMERA- "I WANT BLACK PEOPLE TO SHARE IN ALL THE DOLLARS MADE IN AMERICA, NOT JUST BLACK DOLLARS",
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| 01:39:00 2340.68 |
EXTERIOR ORIGINAL "HITSVILLE USA" MOTOWN BUILDING
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| 01:39:05 2345.27 |
MOTOWN RECORDS, BLACK WOMEN AT WORK IN OFFICE, EWART ABNER, VICE PRESIDENT, SPEAKS ABOUT MOTOWN AND LOCAL TALENT, AUDITIONS
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| 01:40:44 2444.98 |
BLACK SOUND ENGINEER AT CONTROL PANEL, PAN TO SMOKEY ROBINSON AT MICROPHONE, RECORDING SONG
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| 01:42:16 2536.62 |
BLACK SOUND ENGINEER TALKS ABOUT 8 TRACK RECORDING, MIXING, CONTROL VOLUME LEVELS, MUSIC BUSINESS LATE 1960s, BLACK OWNED BUSINESS
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| 01:43:30 2610.09 |
GLADYS KNIGHT ON STAGE WITH THE PIPS, PERFORMING AT NAACP FUNDRAISING DINNER
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| 01:44:42 2682.95 |
EWART ABNER TALKS ABOUT DIVERSITY IN THE BLACK POWER MOVEMENT, FROM MILITANT TO CONSERVATIVE, ARTIST WORKS ON ALBUM FOR STOKELY CARMICHAEL, USES GUM ERASER, CUT AND PASTE, COMMERCIAL ARTIST
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| 01:46:09 2769.13 |
MEMPHIS CITY MONTAGE, HANDY PARK
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| 01:46:53 2813.72 |
BILLBOARD FOR ISAAC HAYES ALBUM, "HOT BUTTERED SOUL"
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| 01:47:00 2820.43 |
ISAAC HAYES
HYPERBOLICSYLLABICSEQUDALYMISTIC
(live)
ISAAC HAYES PERFORMING HYPERBOLIC... IN RECORDING IN STAX VOLT RECORDING STUDIO, BACKUP SINGERS, MS OF MUSICIANS
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| 01:49:27 2967.02 |
ISAAC HAYES TALKS ABOUT BLACK MUSIC AND WHITE MUSIC, BLUES AND POP
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| 01:49:45 2985.8 |
STAX RECORDS, MARQUEE, "SOULSVILLE USA"
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| 01:49:48 2988.55 |
AL BELL, VICE PRESIDENT OF STAX RECORDS, TALKS ABOUT BLACK AND WHITE MUSIC MARKETS, PROBLEM WITH WHITE COMPANIES,
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| 01:51:11 3071.85 |
DIRECTOR OF STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT OF STAX RECORDS, BLACK EXECUTIVE JOHN SMITH, PLAYS RECORDS TO ILLUSTRATE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE MUSIC, DROPS NEEDLE ON 45 RPM SINGLE, PHONOGRAPH, TURNTABLE
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| 01:53:28 3208.78 |
STAX 45 RPM RECORD ON TURNTABLE PREVIEWED BY STAX EXECUTIVE
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| 01:53:57 3237.69 |
AL BELL TALKS ABOUT AFRO SONGS, STANDS IN PARKING LOT, 1960S SONG, "MAKING THE MUSIC BLACKER"
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| 01:54:24 3264.37 |
ISAAC HAYES PLAYS PIANO, CLIPS OF BLACK AMERICA, YAMAHA PIANO, STAX RECORDING STUDIO
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| 01:56:24 3384.35 |
BILL GREAVES AND LOU HOUSE, HOSTS, CONCLUDE SHOW, AFRICAN PHRASES
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| 01:56:52 3412.78 |
CREDITS SUPERIMPOSED OVER ISAAC HAYES PERFORMING, SCENES FROM BLACK AMERICA
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| 01:58:43 3523.44 |
NET GRAPHIC
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| 01:58:56 3536.51 |
BLACK SLUG
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