I saw this movie yesterday and I was simply overwelmed with the intensity of the way it was presented. I am still not sure how I feel about the movie...It was an inlightening and revealing look at human nature and socialtal callousness as well as many other issues surrounding life, relationships, and friendships that we embrace (or should embrace). I am still in a daze. That is a good thing for me because it is an… Continue
N.C. native Curtis McNair spent various parts of his 76 years as an inventor, artist, teacher and civil rights activist, but he is best known as the designer for some of Motown's best-known album covers, including Marvin Gaye's “What's Going On.” He's now retired and living outside of Wadesboro, with his wife, Donna, a prison chaplain.
McNair, would rather be known for marching for civil rights in the ’40s,…
my soul's on fire, as my heart desires
flutter and dance like the sun as it shines through a prism.
eyes closed, seeing with my mind. embracing my body from within, caressing my very being.
i am life, i brought forth life. nourished, protected, loved. was taught and taught myself, to love me. the woman that i am. the all encompassing woman that i strive to be. self love is the greatest love.
time passing. each day better than the one before. making it a habit to… Continue
Added by ~Trinity~ on April 26, 2009 at 9:17am —
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Meet BK Jackson he is a High School Student in Tampa Fl who Graduates this June, does many gigs in Florida and elsewhere inbetween school, practice and as he told me "More School" lol He is a Sweet Religious Respectful, Tremendous Talent and plays beyond his years, A truly gifted YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN!
At a Blake HS Performance~Unbelieveable
His Promo Video for 1st CD On The Move ~Yeah He… Continue
Added by ♫ CAT ♫ on April 24, 2009 at 10:03am —
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Songwriter, singer, and producer Leon Ware is one of the less-recognized products of the Motown Records music factory of the 1960s and '70s, primarily because he has tended to work behind the scenes despite recording a series of albums under his own name. His signature style is a highly romantic approach to soul…
I was watching the top 20 count down of the world's worse commercials the other night and this dude was number 1, i was cracking up at the Stepin Fetchit Eyes and the Dancing, but this is very creative and he is a Youtube sensation... This dude got me rollin....LOL
Flea Market Montgomery is a 73,000 square-foot flea market in Montgomery, Alabama, which advertises itself as being "just like a mini-mall." The market is owned by local… Continue
Click here to play! Out of the darkness, comes the void… the promise of something untouched and uncharted. The beginning of a life you
might fearfully welcome with an, “ok, give it to me” smile; The
contents of the Black album personifies this… A collection of
feelings I almost forgot to tell you, as it opens me up to…create a
new! I…
There is something special about That old school sound. The old artist, having soul as they did and some still do who are still around, had a uniqueness about them that makes you feel the song beyond the words and the music. It's SOUL. There isn't and there will never be anything that will or can replace it. There are younger artist that have they same gift. However, without the old school sound the feeling is no where the same. With "Old School" there is a commitment spawned by accountabilty… Continue
Produced by Rick James, Process & the Doo Rags looked like a '50s doo-wop group with their "processed" hairdos. Actually, the Buffalo, NY group was in vogue, a part of a brief mid-'80s run of harmonizing vocal groups that also included the Force MDs. The group's lineup was former Rick James backup singer James Hawkins, Stacy Lattimore, Henry Graham, Dennis Andrews, and Michael Gibson. Their charting single, "Stomp and Shout," from their 1985… Continue
Dan Gross: Randy Cain, member of the Delfonics, dies at 63
By Dan Gross
Philadelphia Daily News
RANDY CAIN, who was a founding member of Philly soul band the Delfonics and who sang on such hits as "La La Means I Love You," and "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)," died Thursday. He was 63.
No cause of death was yet known for Cain, who formed the Delfonics with brothers William and… Continue
You wrap me up in cotton candy, Lord. swirling gently in a heavenly bed.. while your breezes sweet, sing melodies of eons of time gone by..and whisper eons more ahead.
You give me taffy apple'd hugs of love and freshly roasted peanuts of joy.. lemonade dripping from your expanse mixed with laughter from above..
Otis Williams
Real name is Otis Miles
Born October 30, 1941 Texarkana, Texas
Formed Otis Williams and The Siberians with Elbridge "Al" Bryant, James "Pee Wee" Crawford, Arthur Walton, and Vernard Plain. Plain was the lead singer.
Changed name to The Distants. The group consisted of Williams, Plain, Crawford, Bryant,… Continue
ROCK HILL, S.C. – Elwin Hope Wilson leans back in his recliner, a sad, sickly man haunted by time.
Antique clocks, at least a hundred of them, fill his neat ranch home on Tillman Street. Grandfather clocks, mantel clocks, cuckoos and Westministers, all ticking, chiming and clanging in an hourly cacophony that measures the passing days.
Why clocks? his wife Judy has often asked during their 49 years… Continue
Quincy Jones is thoroughly entwined in the musical background of my young adulthood. A genius of unique quality. I have been posting blogs and music throughout the years and decided to embark on the arduous but satisfying task of gathering some of it to remember the excellent legacy that he left.