Amiri Baraka
About the artist
Amiri Baraka is an influential American poet, dramatist and music critic. Known for his outspoken political activism, he may be best remembered for his controversial tenure as Poet Laureate of New Jersey. Important writings include Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note (1961) and Blues People: Negro Music in White America (1963), which remains one of the most influential volumes of jazz criticism. Baraka's website is http://www.amiribaraka.com/.
Top songs
- Who Will Survive America
- It’s Nation Time
- Dope
- Kutoa Sifa
- Answers In Progress
- All In The Street
- Come See About Me
- Peace In Place
- How Africans Got To Be Negroes
- Bad News For Your Highness
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- Pull The Covers Off
- Come Back, Pharoah
- Was Gon’ Happen
- Kutoa Umoja
- Pamoja Tutashinda
- Shazam Doowah
- Bang, Bang Outishly
- Introduction
- Against Bourgeois Art
- I Love Music
- The Last Revolutionary (For Abbie Hoffman)
- Strunza Med
- Class Struggle in Music I
- Class Struggle in Music II
- Kongo Bells
- In Walked Bud
- In the Tradition (For Black Arthur Blythe)
- Wailers
- Baraka
- Black Dada Nihilisus
- Ming Blue
- Bang Bang Outishly
- The X Is Black (Spike Lie)
- Last Revolutionary
- The Slaves Singing
- Black Dada Nihilismus
- Last Revolutionary (For Abbie Hoffman)
- When Tony Was In Africa
- Somebody Blew Up America
- Akendengue
- Who Will Survive America?
- I Liked Us Better
- Somebody Blewup America
- Yes We Can
- Kongo Bells Part 2
- Revelations
- There Really Was An Africa
- Kongo Bells Part 3
- Somebody Call A Doctor
- Freedom Suite
- Black Dada Nihilismus (DJ Spooky mix)
- Side One
- Something in the Way of Things (In Town)
- A Poem for Speculative Hipsters
- 1. The Last Revolutionary (For Abbie Hoffman)
- Side Two
- For Pharaoh Sanders
- Snake Eyes
- 2. Against Bourgeois Art
- 4. I Love Music
- 5. Dope
- To Pharoah Sanders
- As a Possible Lover
- 3. Strunza Med
- Defeat of its Parents
- Kenyata Listening to Mozart
- It's Nation Time (Part 2)
- It's Nation Time (Part 1)
- Black Bourgeoisie
- 7. Class Struggle in Music II
- Houdini
- Introduction to Reading
- It's Nation Time
- Poem for Half White College Students
- Bang, Bang Outishly / Amiri Baraka
- 6. Class Struggle in Music I
- Last Revolutionary (for Abbie Hoffman) - Live
- "Wooden Negroes Appear at a Slam" and several "Low Coups"
- Beautiful Black Women
- PRESSURE TO GROW, 11/12/75, 1:27.
- A Contract for the Destruction and Rebuilding of Patterson
- Three Modes of History and Culture
- Something In The Way Of Things
- Boogie Man
- Sweet - Black Dada Nihilismus
- A Poem Some People Will Need to Understand
- Short Speech to My Friends
- Somebody Blew Up America *complete youtube clip
- Sweet Black Dada Nihlism
- 3rd Avenue
- New York is Everywhere Big
- Pressure to Grow
- Announcements
- Young Soul
- The Academic Cowards of Reaction
- The Dance
- Mise En Scene, Newark 1947
- Lunch Poems - Amiri Baraka
- Bad News
- Who Will Survive
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