As I watched these and many other such films, I wondered does oppression tell our story? To paraphrase an old Roberta Flack tune, does it strum our fate with it’s fingers and sing our lives with it’s words? These stories all are mightily burdened with another aspect of the American black experience: Racism/White Supremacy. It’s unfortunate because in order to view any of these stories one must view them through the prism which reflected the times.
Jeff Bradshaw – Interview w/Bob Davis
Jeff Bradshaw is known as a soul-jazz and hip-hop/funk innovator, Jeff Bradshaw has his second NAACP IMAGE AWARD NOMINATION FOR Outstanding Jazz Album(vocal)!!! Coming up in and out of the Philadelphia Soul Movement, he had performed along some of the music industry’s greats – Michael Jackson, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Pattie LaBelle, to name a few.
Replay of Luther Vandross, Career, Retrospective Panel Discussion – Paulette McWilliams, Kevin Owens & Jason Miles (Bob Davis – Moderator)
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40TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF BOBBY WOMACK’S THE POET AND THE POET II REMASTERED EXPANDED EDITIONS SET FOR RELEASE THIS SPRING
Smokey Robinson’s music has had a big influence on my life. The songs he has written are something that I have analyzed to death, over and over again, every which way from Sunday. Just ask anyone who knows me….lol
Billy Stewart – Fat Boy Documentary Trailer & PBS Broadcast Schedule