New Day's Coming Soon - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
I Don't Care Where You Bury My Body - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Plenty Good Room - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Brother John Sellars - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
A Bad Man from the Badlands - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Angry Words - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
I Heard Him Cry This Morning - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Please Hurry Home - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
That's the Way Thing Are - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
What's the Matter With the Team? - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Hey Moo Ma Moo Ma Moo Ma Hey - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
I Climbed a Mountain - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Africa Llamando (Africa Calling) - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Yemayah, God of the Sea - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
This Is an Afro Mood - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Yemaya, God of the Sea [Instrumental] - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
This Is an Afro Mood [Instrumental] - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Let Yourself Go - Ella Jenkins, Berlin, Irving
A Long Time [Instrumental] - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Wading in the Water - Ella Jenkins, Jenkins, Ella
Interview: Ann Barzel, Dance Reviewer - Ella Jenkins,
Interview: Jimmy Payne, Choreographer, Specialist in Afro-Cuban Dance - Ella Jenkins,
Interview: Lenore Lutheran, Dance Student - Ella Jenkins,
Interview: Gina Martin, Dance Teacher of the Blind - Ella Jenkins,
Interview: Genieve Fox, Dance Therapist - Ella Jenkins,
Interview: Dudley Williams, Principal Dancer - Ella Jenkins,
Interview: Ann Lehnhoff, Dance Teacher of Children - Ella Jenkins,
Interview: Ruth Page, Choreographer and Director of the Chicago Ballet - Ella Jenkins,
Interview: Lorenzo, Young, Dance Company Manager - Ella Jenkins,
Ella Jenkins is joined by other vocalists and musicians to sing and play spirituals, chants, blues, folk songs, and instrumentals. Their cadenced rhythms and measured vocals inspire free-form movement, dance, and sing-alon... more »gs. The second part of the recording features excerpts from interviews in which dance professionals and students share their philosophies about dance as art, as therapy, and as a business. Discipline, hard work, and dedication are the main themes in these interviews. Studio recordings from 1977. 21 tracks plus interviews. 68 minutes.« less
Ella Jenkins is joined by other vocalists and musicians to sing and play spirituals, chants, blues, folk songs, and instrumentals. Their cadenced rhythms and measured vocals inspire free-form movement, dance, and sing-alongs. The second part of the recording features excerpts from interviews in which dance professionals and students share their philosophies about dance as art, as therapy, and as a business. Discipline, hard work, and dedication are the main themes in these interviews. Studio recordings from 1977. 21 tracks plus interviews. 68 minutes.