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WNEW's Story of Selma, 1965 WNEW'S' STORY WITH LEN CHANDLER, PETE SEEGER AND THE FREEDOM VOICES PRODUCED BY JERRY GRAHAM M AND MIKE STEIN 1977 C47 FOLKWAYS RECORDS FH 5595 S66 1965 MUSIC LP Il') Il') 0- 0- Il') Il') Il') Il') I I u. u. I/') I/')o o a:: a:: HOLD ON AIN'T GONNA LET NOBODY TURN ME 'ROUND o o WE'VE GOT A ROPE THAT'S A BERLIN WALL AIN'T GONNA LET NOBODY TURN ME 'ROUND U U PRODUCED BY ALL WNEW RADIO w w I LOVE EVERYBODY (chorus) a:: a:: ROYALTIES FROM I LOVE EVE RYBODY (on Rt. 80 in Selma) DO WHAT THE SPIRIT SAY DO JERRY GRAHAM I/') I/') I LOVE EVERYBODY (with chorus) DO WHAT THE SPIRIT SAY DO (at Montgomery) ~ ~ 4: AND MIKE STEIN THE SALE OF THIS MARCHING CADENCE SONG - PICK 'E M UP CHANT, FOR FREEDOM 4: AND LAY 'E M DOWN MURDER ON THE ROADS OF ALABAMA 3 TECHNICAL RECORD WILL GO TO IF YOU WANT TO GET YOUR FREEDOM 3 ~ ~ -..I YANKEE DOODLE DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET INSIDE JACKET -..I o DIRECTION BY THE CIVIL RIGHTS OH, WALLACE o U. DOUG JOHNSON MOVEMENT WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON? FOLKWAYS RECORDS FH 5595 ~ The march from Selma to Montgomery. Alabama will go faclS had been reponed, but Stein felt the feeling and spirit march (the quality of these cuts will be margillai because and establish a WNEW News Department. down in hislory as a unIque and dramatic demonstration for of the remarkable march had not filtered past the Alabama of the recording condilions 1. a nd you'lI hear songs by A staff of top writers, reporters and newscasters was hired (he rights of man, Never before had there been such an out­ State line. Seeger, Chandler, and The Freedom Voices, as recorded in and the station set out to establish its place as a top news pouring of members from all walks of life: college students, Stein felt the best and most lasting evidence of that spirit the WNEW slUdios. independenl operation. In the first year, WNEW won Ihe clergymen, housewives, business leaders, Catholics, Prates­ was to be found in the songs that evolved from the march. To fit their program's time limitations, Graham and Stein Peabody Award for local news coverage. In Ihe ensuing lants, Jews, Negroes and \Vhites. Never before had there Here was the real story on how folk songs come from the edited their material to 30 minutes. cutting many choruses years, WNEW News has won every major broadcasting been such a mass movement into Ihe South from all parts of people. He and Graham immediately set OUt to do a special of songs. For th is record, the choruses have been put back award, the most recent honor coming from Sigma Delta Chi, the counlry in demonstration of racial equalilY. program on these songs. and one more song has been added to enhance the lasting the National lournalism Fralernity. Sigma Delta Chi singled In journalistic terms. it was probably one of the best­ They COni acted folk singers Pete Seeger and Len Chandler value and significance or the selections. out \VNEW for distingUlsheJ service in journalism for its covered "Racial Stories" in years. Every major radio and who had been on the march and knew the songs of Selma. It You'll recognize the main characters in the songs. Ala­ reponing of Ihe Harlem Riots of 1964. television news operation was represented. Reporters from was Chandler who had led most of the singing on the march. bama Governor George Wallace occupies a dominant role On Ihal story, as in all others, WNEW was just one of every major newspaper and magazine were there. Corre­ They both agreed that such a program would give a new as a target for the singers. So does Sheriff lim Clark of several news organizations ilt the story. But it was the treat­ spondents from Europe and Asia sent the news of Selma insight into the Selma story, and expressed a desire to do the Dallas County. And you'll hear aboul lim Leather, the ment, the Imagination. the enterprise, and the determination back to their home bases. "program." Chandler brought In the "Freedom Voices," four Michigan-man who made the four-day march on crutches. to find the meaning behind the story thai made WNEW The pictures showed a one-legged man marching with his SNCC field workers. Stein and Graham also checked their You'll undersland how folk songs are born .. how they stand oul. WNEW reporters go anywhere, wherever news is brothers, a man with a fife playing Yankee Doodle, high-col­ sources and gathered up all available tape-recordings of the spring from the emOllon of protest. but most of all, you'll made .. to help New Yorkers understand the new~. lared priests lalking with residents of a Negro ghetto. Tele­ march. From this material, they selected songs that tell the feel the spiril of the march, and you'lI know what it was like _To be able to develop such stories fully, WNEW estab­ vision caught Alabama law officers charging on the marchers story of the spirit of the protest. on those five days in Alabama. This is the documentary, as lished a weekly documentary series, News Closeup. On this with clubs waving. Newsreel photographers sent back foot­ All of the material was put together for WNEW's Docu­ presented on WNEW's News Closeup. program, anything goes . from documentation of the H ar­ age of bloody heads and of red-necked hecklers shouting mentary series, "News Closeup" and was broadcast on Sun­ lem riots, to a tour of the battle zone in Santo Domingo, to epithets from the sidelines. Radio reporters taped confronta­ day night, April 18th. In producing the program, Stein and a story of Ihe songs of Selma. ABOUT WNEW RADIO NEWS tions between Martin Luther King and the Alabama police. Graham tried to let Ihe songs and the singers tell the Slory, The program IS not offe'"red for sponsorship ... the only All the hour-to-hour, day-to-day developmenls of the five­ CUlling all other narration to the bone. WNEW has held a unique place in New York Radio. By sponsor is WNEW which Slakes a good deal of its pride and day march were transmitted in full lletail around the world. Thl;! response to the program was tremendous, with lis­ combining good music with intelligent, aggressive news cov­ reputation on each production. The presentation of such a And yet, when WNEW reporter Mike Stein returned from teners calling in and writing for information on where the erage, the stalion has consistently appealed to a loyal cos­ series is rather unique in radio. It's on the air for just one Montgomery, Alabama to New York, he told WNEW's songs could be purchased. Hence. this record from" hlch all mopolitan audience. WNEW has always set a rigid standard reuson . .. because it should be. News Director Jerry Graham that somethmg had been mi!:os­ \VNE\V royalties " ·111 go to the ci\il fi ghts mO\emenl. of responsibility and taste. So It was when it was decided in P r oduced by FOLKWAYS RE CORDS & SERVICE CORP. , ing in all the accounts from Selma to Montgomery. All the On the record, you'lI hear songs recorded in the Ime of 1958 to discontinue a prepared service from the Daily News, 165 west 46th street, N. Y. C. lor WNEW Radio News U!m, !tV FOLKWAYS RECORDS Album No. FH 5595 UNIVERSITY OF ALOE T, © 1965 Folkways Records and Service Corp. 701 Seventh Ave., NYC USA RADIO STATION WNEW'S STORY OF SELMA WITH LEN CHANDLER, PETE SEEGER AND THE FREEDOM VOICES PRODUCED BY JERRY GRAHAM AND MIKE STEIN PHOTOS BY TOSHI SEEGER PETE: It was the clearest example to me of how And so on. •. you see it's an easy form. You Folk Music is made up••. That I could only need to think of two short lines that probably ask for. I've heard arguments be­ rhyme with each other and you got. .. the tween Professors on how do you suppose the whole crowd can join in on this chorus... old ballads were composed or cowboy songs or sailor songs. But I feel I've seen it CHORUS: Hold on, Hold on happen now. What it is-- one person gets an idea for a song-- usually borrowing an old Keep your ~yes on the prize tune- - changing around the words and then if Hold on, hold. on it's a good idea, it'll be picked up by others and new verses added to it. •. until after a NARR: There were other songs too, that found them­ while you naturally can't say who composed selves with new words-- like "Joshua Fit the the song. Right square in front of me I Battle of Jericho. " could see people making up verses. .. I'd In Selma the police had blocked the road in go around afterward and say, "What are the front of Brown's Chapel. .. strung a rope verses to this song, "Oh, Wallace," you're across it... Singing?" And they look at me kind of per­ plexed and say, "The vers.es? There are We've got a rope that's a Berlin Wall \ no verses.• you just make them up." What A Berlin Wall. A Berlin Wall. they meant is that I should have asked for Well, we've got a rope that' s a Berlin Wall some verses. Soon as I did that I got dozens In Selma Alabama of verses from them.
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