Songs of Racism & Prejudice
Here are more of the songs from our collection that contain racial stereotypes and/or lyrics that are racially motivated. Several of these works have been featured before but for this month the midi files have been re-done using CuBase to create an improved performance for you. We have also sharpened and resized the cover art to a larger size.
Just click on any cover or title to hear the MIDI version of the music
 Carolina Mammy (1922) |
 Little Puff of Smoke (1910) |
 The Limehouse Blues (1922) |
 The Smiler (1908) |
 Mammy's Little Pansy (1927) |
 Can't Yo' Heah Me Calling (1914) |
 And They Called It Dixie Land (1916) |
 Swanee River Trail (1927) |
 No Man's Momma (1925) |
Prior Month Features: If you missed these great songs, visit last month's featured page & gallery. Just use the handy drop down box below.
 Old Pal (1920) |
 Skylarking (1908) |
 The Robin's Departure (1914) |
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