Title
Transcript of interview with David F. Hunter and Stephen "TeeDee" Hunter, May 29, 2009
Creator
Parker, Lolita, Jr. (Interviewer)
Contributor
Hunter, David F. (Interviewee)
Hunter, Stephen (Interviewee)
Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.) (Associated name)
Language
English
Date created
May 29, 2009
Type of resource
Text
Genre
Transcripts
Format
Digital origin
born digital
Notes
Transcript is unedited.
Abstract/Description
An interview with David F. Hunter (1952-) and Stephen "TeeDee" Hunter (1954-), who talk about their father, Layman Tracy Hunter (1909-). Layman Tracy Hunter was born and raised in Waterbury, Connecticut, and he was a talented pianist who became the organist of the Mount Olive AME Zion Church at the age of nine. Layman Tracy Hunter joined the International Gospel Party, which staged revivals at churches across the country; his first revival in Roxbury was at the Columbus Avenue AME Zion Church with Reverend Dr. Wm. Frederick Fisher on New Year's Eve in 1933. The Hunters talk about the changing scene of gospel music in Boston and the founding of the Christ Temple Church of Personal Experience. This interview was collected as part of Northeastern University's Lower Roxbury Black History Project (2007-2009).
Citation/Reference
Interview with David F. Hunter and Stephen Hunter, May 29, 2009, Lower Roxbury Black History Project records, 2007-2009 (M165), Archives and Special Collections Department, Northeastern University Libraries, EH 2.
Related item
Lower Roxbury Black History Project records (M165)
An interview with David F. Hunter and Stephen "TeeDee" Hunte
An interview with David F. Hunter and Stephen "TeeDee" Hunter
Subjects and keywords
Hunter, David F.
Hunter, Stephen
International Gospel Party
African American clergy -- Massachusetts -- Boston
African Americans -- Massachusetts -- Boston -- Social conditions
Gospel music -- Massachusetts
Roxbury (Boston, Mass.)
UASC identifier
HunterDavidandStephen_20090529_Transcript
Permanent URL
Location
Northeastern University Library
Archives and Special Collections (M165)
Restriction on access
This interview is unrestricted.
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