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• The Dan Emmett Story .
• Daniel Decatur Emmett is remembered today chiefly for a song he wrote in 1859. ...
• Born in Mount Vernon, Ohio, on October 29, 1815, Emmett grew up in the rough frontier community, hearing church hymns, the fife and drums of the militia, and the jolly tunes of the fiddler. ...
• Calling themselves the "Original Virginia Minstrels," the four men, Dan Emmett on the fiddle, Frank Brower on the bones, Billy Whitlock on the banjo, and Dick Pelham on the tambourine, first performed in public at the Bowery Amphitheater on February 6, 1843, in New York. ...
• Emmett composed Dixie in the spring of 1859, while with Bryant's Minstrels in New York. ... In the beginning of the war the troops of both armies marched to war to the tune of Dixie but by the end of 1861 Dixie had become identified as a Southern tune, much to the chagrin of Emmett who was anything but a Southern sympathizer.
• In 1881 and 1882, now a man in his sixties, Emmett hit the road with Leavitt's Gigantean Minstrels, playing Dixie to standing ovations, for which he was paid $35. ... Emmett retired to Mount Vernon until his death, June 28, 1904, where he is buried in Mound View Cemetery. ... The Dan Emmett birthplace is an historic landmark and is now located off South Main Street near the Senior Citizens Center area next to the Kokosing River where it is open for tours during special events or by appointments with the Historical Society.
• Dan Emmett was married to Catherine Rives in 1853 in New York. ...
• Songs other than Dixie and Old Dan Tucker credited to Dan Emmett are: Turkey in the Straw, Old Zip Coon, The Blue Tail Fly, and High Daddy.

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• The Murder of Emmett Till.
• -- Mamie Bradley, mother of Emmett Till 14 .
• Intelligent and bold, with a slight mischievous streak, Emmett Till had experienced segregation in his hometown of Chicago, but he was unaccustomed to the severe segregation he encountered in Mississippi. ... " 15 Emmett went in and bought some candy. ...
• A few days later, two men came to the cabin of Mose Wright, Emmett's uncle, in the middle of the night. ... Milam, his brother-in-law, drove off with Emmett. Three days later, Emmett Till's body was found in the Tallahatchie River. ... The corpse was nearly unrecognizable; Mose Wright could only positively identify the body as Emmett's because it was wearing an initialed ring.
• Bryant and Milam were arrested for kidnapping even before Emmett's body was found, and no local white lawyers would take their case. ...
• The Emmett Till case quickly attracted national attention. Mamie Bradley, Emmett's mother, asked that the body be shipped back to Chicago. ... " Over four days, thousands of people saw Emmett's body. ... When the Cleveland Call and Post polled major black radio preachers around the country, it found that five of every six were preaching about Emmett Till, and half of them were demanding that "something be done in Mississippi now. ...
• Finally, Emmett's sixty-four year old uncle Mose Wright stepped forward. ...
• The impact of the Emmett Till case on black America was even greater than that of the Brown decision. ... " 20 Blacks, in the North as well as in the South, would not easily forget the murder of Emmett Till.

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• Probably more than any other even of the early 1950s, the murder of 14 year old Chicago native Emmett Till in Money, Mississippi by two bigoted white men brought the criminal side of Jim Crow to the American public's conscience.
• Emmett Till's mother, Mamie Till Mobley, originally from the Tallahatchie County area in Mississippi where Money is located in the Delta region, sent Emmett to spend the summer of 1955 with his great-uncle Mose Wright who was a cotton sharecropper.
• While Emmett may have been street-wise to the ways of Chicago, he was unfamiliar with the Jim Crow world of Southern white supremacy where African-American men were called "boy" to their face, African-American women were called by their first name regardless of age, and lynching was considered justice. ...
• On August 24, 1955, while hanging out with his cousins, young Emmett, was caught in a dare. ...   Emmett went in, bought some gum with a couple of pennies, and then said, "Bye, Baby" to Caroyln Bryant, the store owner's wife. ...
• Milam, invaded the home of Mose Wright, dragged Emmett from the house while holding off the Wright family at gunpoint.   Over the next few hours, these two sons of the South behaved worse than animals--actually, just like barbaric savages:  they flogged Emmett, drove him to a place near the Tallahatchie River, forced him to strip naked, gouged out his eye, shot him in the head, and then tied his mutilated dead body to a cotton gin fan stone with barbed wire and disposed of his body in the water.   Three days later on August 31, Emmett's body was found floating near the bank of the river.
• When Emmett's body was sent home to Chicago for burial, his mother, Mamie Till Mobley, bravely met the train at the Illinois Central Railroad Station and demanded the casket be opened. ...   Jet Magazine, a national African-American, made sure all of America was able to see the results of Jim Crow justice by printing photographs of Emmett in his casket. ...
• The shame and attention brought upon Mississippi forced the authorities there to indict Bryant and Milam, but they were acquitted in a kangaroo court two weeks later consisting of an all-white jury despite Mose Wright identifying both as the men who kidnapped Emmett from his home in the middle of the night. ...
• Just as the road slid out of one curve and opened into a T-intersection, a scene out of history appeared in the hazy, dust-covered intersection--the abandoned Bryant Grocery where Emmett allegedly said "Bye, Baby" to the store owner's wife. ...
• The US Department of Justice re-opened the Emmett Till murder investigation as recent information indicates more people may have been involved than Milam and Bryant. ...
• com, used this photo in their Notorious Murders story series on the Emmett Till Murder in July 2003.
• Interview with Curtis Jones, Emmett Till's Cousin, who was with Emmett the night of the incident in the grocery.
• Picture of Emmett Till Grave in Alsip, IL near Chicago.

• Dylan Article on Emmett Till.
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• As a follow-up to Sorabh's posts on the Emmett Till story, I wanted to post some information on this story from some additional sources in the EDLIS archives. ...
• Anyone interested in Emmett Till must watch the first episode in the first series: Awakenings. ...
• Ten minutes into the Awakenings episode they give a 15 min account of the entire Emmett Till story. ... One picture of Emmett is shown, as well as a gruesome shot of the beaten corpse, which appeared in Jet Magazine at the time, and did a lot to make this a very big story in the Black community. ...
• There are interviews of Emmett's uncle, his mother, the newsman who later paid the murderers for their story, and others. ...
• For the most complete inquiry into this event, there is a 193 page book devoted exclusively to the story: A Death in the Delta; The Story of Emmett Till : by Stephen J.
• " Born in the same year as his fellow Midwesterner Till, Dylan was to transcribe his sense of horror in the Delta in an early song, "The Death of Emmett Till. ... The fourth stanza gets a couple of facts wrong, because Dylan referred to the confessions as though Bryant and Milam had admitted the murder even before the trial took place; and "The Death of Emmett Till" also claims that the jury included members who were accomplices of the half-brothers. ...
• "The Death of Emmett Till" prefigured Dylan's condemnation of callousness to suffering that also characterized "Blowin' in the Wind," a civil rights anthem that asked how long other Americans would need before they would realize that "too many people have died. ...
• I wrote a song about Emmett Till, which in all honesty was a bullshit song. ...
• What made this killing any different from any of the hundreds of other lynchings of blacks that occurred in the South? It was in large part due to the publicity it garnered, largely due to the actions of Emmett's mother, who insisted upon having an open casket funeral for all the world to see. ...
• I had to know that was Emmett. ...
• After the body arrived I knew I had to look and see and make sure it was Emmett. ...

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• (620) 725-3470 / Main Street / Sedan, KS 67361 The Emmett Kelly Museum in downtown Sedan honors a native son, the famous clown Emmett Kelly (1898-1979) and his sad-faced character "Willie". ...

• Rik Emmett.
• Born: 1953 in Toronto, Ontario BIOGRAPHY | Discography | Links | Photos Rik Emmett is a virtuoso guitarist, singer, songwriter, producer, recording engineer and independent record label executive who started taking guitar lessons at age 12 and was taught right-handed grip despite being left handed. ...
• Emmett dropped out of lessons in his teens and instead began teaching himself from Mickey Baker guitar theory books, Segovia study pieces, Beatles' songs, psychedelia (Hendrix, Led Zeppelin) and the blues (Charlie Byrd, Lenny Breau). ...
• In 1973, Emmett enrolled a Humber College jazz program only to drop out after one semester. ...
• They played first gig in September 1975 and would go on to record 8 studio albums, one live double set, and a greatest hits package called 'Classics' which Emmett was not involved with on a creative level. ...
• The partnership with Triumph lasted until September 1988 when a dispute over future musical direction caused Emmett to quit to pursue a solo career. ...
• Emmett produced other artists before recording solo on the Duke Street label with 'Absolutely' (1990) and 'Ipso Facto' (1992). ... Emmett didn't attend sighting irreconcillable differences (a lawsuit prevented the trio from speaking civil to each other). ...
• Emmett continued his solo work with the album 'Spiral Notebook' (1995). ...
• Both CDs were released by Open House Records, an independent business venture headed by Emmett which includes a digital recording studio, web site and mail order business. ...
• Emmett has been married since 1977 and is the father of four children. ...
• Emmett also owns an extensive collection of vintage guitars. ...
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