musical excerpts, fyi.  randye

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Subject: 1024 - Today in Black History - October 24

1936 - The Boston Chronicle blasts the soon-to-be-released movie
        "The Big Broadcast" of 1937 for featuring a white pianist
        who appears in the movie while Teddy Wilson actually plays
        the music: "The form of racial discrimination and
        falsification of acts...is frequently duplicated by many
        whites in their daily dealings with Negroes...Negro farm
        hands and laborers in other fields of industry produce
        billions of dollars of wealth, but the white landowners and
        sweat shop operators get all the profit."

1942 - In recognition of the influence of so-called race music,
        Billboard magazine creates its first ratings chart devoted
        to African American music, The Harlem Hit Parade.  The
        number-one record is "Take It & Git" by Andy Kirk and His
        Twelve Clouds of Joy, featuring Mary Lou Williams on piano.

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