Got to Tell It: A Tribute to Mahalia Jackson
Schwerin, Jules Victor, Phoenix/BFA Films & Video
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Director and writer, Jules Victor Schwerin
Presents a portrait of Mahalia Jackson, who spread the religious music of American blacks from congregations in small churches to vast audiences throughout the world in concert halls and stadiums, and on radio, television, and records, until her death in 1972
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- Schwerin, Jules Victor, Phoenix/BFA Films & Video
- Language
- English
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