African Village Folktakes Volume 1 (1970) | Read by Diana Sands and Brock Peters

A1 Ananse And His Visitor, Turtle
A2 Kalulu And His Money Farm 9:42
B1 Lion And Honey Badger 20:18
B2 Lion, Chameleon, And Chicken 24:58
B3 The Rain Makers 30:21
B4 How Frog Lost His Tail 34:54
B5 How Chameleon Became King Of The Animals 40:02
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[@ElleBrOw]

Well Good Sunday afternoon 🙋🏽‍♀️ I’m listening while cooking Sunday dinner

[@ladyofspa]

Afternoon🌷⭐

[@motorcitymoney1]

Now that sounds good, Sunday dinner that is.

[@seanleaf3165]

I know some loves going into that meal!

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

i’m loving that visual. Thank you for sharing!

[@bobbysteele2656]

@Reelblack helping me dig, bless up 🙏🏾

[@chrislowman]

I’ve looked for these for so long, I loved listening to these when I was a kid

[@xpence.o.g.v.]

Happy Sunday From 🇩🇲

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

i love Diana Sands! She was a gorgeous woman with a beautiful voice.

[@Riogi]

So true, Blake.

[@kimcham9949]

A1 Ananse And His Visitor, Turtle
A2 Kalulu And His Money Farm
B1 Lion And Honey Badger
B2 Lion, Chameleon, And Chicken
B3 The Rain Makers
B4 How Frog Lost His Tail
B5 How Chameleon Became King Of The Animals

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thank you.

[@timebot000]

Thank you so much for These stories on Sunday!
But especially because now I have learned about the ant secretions that harden the soil!🌟
I have wondered why I see these barren small patches of clay, surrounded by the tallest grasses, and weeds, (as they call other plants)....on this small patch of virgin, seemingly barren, unwanted soil, that now I 'own'.
I will be sure to use that area as described in this story, nwhen I build my dream house, with the surrounding earth and dried grasses🕊️🙏🕊️

[@boneybone8123]

This is precious! Thank you for sharing this!

[@livefromplanetearth]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@teresawalker7288]

I enjoyed these tales so very much. I shared them with my children!

[@user-iy4eb8ic8l]

Love from the UK.

[@trevaunlouis6439]

Nice nice nice

[@sunnyside7576]

I'm from south America as a child I grew up listening to anansi's stories told by the elders at night in a yard with collective wooden homes that belonged to slave descendants. Some of These houses still stand till this day some old and abandoned. I Never knew that these stories originated in Ghana...but then again now one really knew their true African family histoiry because slavery.

[@Riogi]

Thank you for another goody, Mike! Ms. Sands did a wonderful narration. Sadly, she died 3 years later. Mr. Peters, as usual. used his commanding voice to narrate beautifully.

[@nerdbamarich2063]

Beautiful🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@lisawalls1007]

BLESSED DAY STAY SAFE