Various - Black Spirits: Festival of New Black Poets in America on colored vinyl

Black Spirits: Festival of New Black Poets in America features contributions from Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones), The Original Last Poets, Stanley Crouch, Norman Jordan, and more. Produced by Woodie King Jr., the 28-track collection of spoken word performances was originally recorded at Harlem's iconic Apollo Theater and subsequently released by Motown Records' Black Forum in 1972. Pressed on white vinyl. First time on vinyl since 1972! 

     Contains:
Imamu Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) - Introduction
Kali - Circles
Kali - Black Is
Kali - Ni**er, Do You
Kali - This Little Light of Mine
Kali - Ladybird
Kali - What's Happening to the Heros
Johari Amini - A Folk Fable for My People
Clarence Major - Kitchen Chair Poem #5
David Henderson - Boppin
Norman Jordan - The Poet The Dreamer
Norman Jordan - Popsicle Cold
Norman Jordan - One-Eyed Critics
Norman Jordan - Brothers
Norman Jordan - The Struggle Must Go On
Norman Jordan - Clairvoyance
Norman Jordan - One for All
Norman Jordan - Mind and Soul After Dark
Norman Jordan - Allah
Norman Jordan - Above Karma
Aski Mohammad Toure - Notes from a Guerilla Diary

     Side B:
The Original Last Poets - And See Her Image in the River
The Original Last Poets - Song of Ditta, Part II
Stanley Crouch - Pimp's Last Mack: A Death Request
Jackie Earley - One Thousand Nine Hundred & Sixty Eight Winters
Amus Moore - Hip Men
Larry Neal - Holy Days
Imamu Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) - A History Poem