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Frederick Kirkpatrick Douglass - Ballads of Black America Format:CD in 1957 they released theJoined by Pete Seeger on banjo and Jeanne Humphries on bass, Reverend F. D. Kirkpatrick pays tribute to historic black heroes through song. This recording project was inspired by a performance Kirkpatrick gave at an elementary school book fair in Brooklyn, New York, in 1969. Frustrated by the lack of books and music to teach children about the contributions African Americans made to the U. S. A. and the world, he decided to write and record a series