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Paredon Records was a
record label founded in 1969 by
Barbara Dane and
Irwin Silber to
publish recordings of
cultural expressions,
especially protests...
- singer, guitarist,
record producer, and
political activist. She co-founded
Paredon Records with
Irwin Silber. "Bessie
Smith in stereo,"
wrote jazz critic...
- El
Paredón is a
corregimiento in Ngäbe-Buglé
Comarca in the
Republic of Panama. "REGLAMENTO DE DISTRIBUCIÓN Y COMERCIALIZACIÓN DE ENERGÍA ELÉCTRICA" (PDF)...
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Boyle Heights,
historically known as
Paredón Blanco (Spanish for "White Bluff"), is a
neighborhood in Los Angeles, California,
located east of the Los...
- from
Covered Wagon Musicians'
album We Say No to Your War!;
released by
Paredon Records, the song is 4:18 long.
Soldiers stationed in Vietnam, listening...
-
government carried out executions,
punctuated by
cries from the
crowds of "¡al
paredón!" ([to the] wall!),
which biographer Jorge Castañeda
describes as "without...
- in
archive at
Stanford University. Huey
Newton Speaks – oral
history (
Paredon Records, 1970) Newton, Huey P. (1972), To Die For The People : The Writings...
- Odysseia.
Theodorakis released two
albums of his
songs and song
cycles on
Paredon Records and
Folkways Records in the
early seventies,
including his Peoples'...
-
Mariano Matamoros, etc. At the time of the
Spanish Civil War the
phrase "¡Al
paredón!" ("To the wall!") to
express the
death threat to whom
certain blame is...
- victory)
Capture of San
Pedro de las Colonias [es] (1914 victory)
Battle of
Paredón [es] (1914 victory)
Battle of
Lerdo (1914 victory)
Batalla de Gómez Palacio...
