All American News (1945) | Earl Fatha Hines C.A. Scott

[@KINGMOJO4]

I had the pleasure of meeting Earl Fatha Hines when I was a teenager, at the time I just happened to be the youngest bass player of the Jazz legend Grant Green, and he introduced me to him, we became great friends

[@christiongagen9262]

I love everything you put out thank you so much for this content.

[@theofficialcrownoftresseso4759]

I love these flashback vids

[@phillyvette1102]

Thank you, I appreciate your efforts in archiving Black American culture and history.

[@texasgirl73goodjob46]

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[@blkbutterfly58ify]

Interesting news broadcast! I noticed the hair segment only featured pretty ladies that were light, bright n damn near white tho...indicative of the times, no doubt....👀 And that Santa costume was a lil’ scary but the kids didn’t seem to mind....I also loved how the kids sat & sang together🤩

[@bakercarl8518]

Real scary.😊

[@araisininthesun5958]

You are voicing what many of us were thinking. I had to look twice. I honestly thought the girls doing their hair were white...and couldn't understand the mixture...then I noticed that they were "as close to white" as could be. I guess it wasn't allowed to have a black Satan....I mean Santa! :-)

[@heathertea2704]

Thanks for showing history. 😊

[@TheUpwardbound1]

Flournoy English is one of thousands of black people who have made revolutionary contributions to employers most with no recognition or the 100.00 he received. Things that made the employer millions even still today. We get no credit for nothing! We built this country and still made to feel like outliers!!!

[@denise8881m]

My father loved Earl Hines' music. I remember Daddy had some of his jazz albums. Thank you for letting me see what he looked like. My nephew is an employee of the LOC. I'm going to share this historic footage with him. Thank you.

[@tom11zz884]

One thing I noticed about these old clips is when they always showed pretty Black women, they were always the biracial ones, and not pretty dark-skinned women. This was to be expected though during that time period...

[@davidmitch5181]

In 1970 I came back i couldn't get a job , just as my fellow soldiers could not after WW2 , KOREA, VIETNAM, 50 YEARS LATER THEY SAY THANK YOU FOR KILLING AND DYING. WHY !!!!

[@lisacampbell5912]

Population

[@texasgirl73goodjob46]

Where y'all from TEXAS and the people in the videos that u upload where are they from

[@LloydMajor]

Real cool!

[@johnsons2003]

Nice

[@araisininthesun5958]

I LOVE MY BLACK PEOPLE!

[@TNTN1977]

Classic

[@jeffdombrowski5915]

amazing as fuck...