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James Weldon Johnson (1871–1938)
American poet, novelist and essayist James Weldon Johnson was born in Jacksonville, FL, in 1871. He came from a musically inclined family--his brother was noted composer and songwriter J. Rosamond Johnson--and received his B.A. from Atlanta University and his M.A. from that institution two years later, a significant accomplishment in an era when ...
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Born:in Jacksonville, Florida, USADied:(age 67) in Wiscasset, Maine, USA |
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Writer (6 credits)
Writer (6 credits)
1968
NET Playhouse
(TV Series) (based on his free verse "God's Trombones" - 1 episode)
- Trumpets of the Lord
(1968)
... (based on his free verse "God's Trombones")
1963
Sunday Story
(TV Series) (poem: God's Trombones - 4 episodes)
- Judgment Day
(1963)
... (poem: God's Trombones)
- The Flood
(1963)
... (poem: God's Trombones)
- The Garden
(1963)
... (poem: God's Trombones)
- The Creation
(1963)
... (poem: God's Trombones)
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Music department (2 credits)
Music department (2 credits)
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Soundtrack (54 credits)
Soundtrack (54 credits)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
Book: "God's Trombones" See more »Spouse:
Grace Nail (his death)
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