Songs recorded for "How You Comin' Alabama?," a multimedia project presented to schools and civic organizations across the state promoting Bicentennial activities in 1975.
The sleeve for the 45 RPM record includes a message from Governor George Wallace: "It's a pleasure for me to present these two exciting, original songs about Alabama and the Bicentennial celebration. 'How You Comin' Alabama?' is the theme from the Multi-Vision show that is b...
| Format: | Electronic |
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
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| Online Access: | http://cdm17217.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/records/id/460 |
| Summary: | The sleeve for the 45 RPM record includes a message from Governor George Wallace: "It's a pleasure for me to present these two exciting, original songs about Alabama and the Bicentennial celebration. 'How You Comin' Alabama?' is the theme from the Multi-Vision show that is being presented at schools throughout the state. This song reflects our past and excitement about the future of Alabama. '200 Years' is a song about our nation's history and its prospects for the future - '300, 400, 500 years.' I know you will enjoy these songs about the great state of Alabama and our great nation." |
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