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Posted by John Perazzo on Nov 4th, 2009 and filed under Discover the Networks . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 . You can leave a response or trackback to this entry Alfred CharlesA Sharpton is a civil rights activist known for his racially charged, incendiaryA rhetoric.A Sharpton wasA born in Brooklyn, New York in ...
IMAGES Mahalia Jackson, 1961.[Credits : The Bettmann Archive] Main American singer born Oct.
After the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Charley Humbard began looking for something more meaningful in his life.
The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Neptune, Jupiter and Uranus.
Some people try to sneak under the radar when they reach 40; others make it a public affair, celebrating achievements, savoring the moment and looking toward the future.
John Farr: Divine Inspirations: Our Finest Arts Documentaries
Even for a jaded movie hound like myself, it's been a revelation to experience both the quality and range of feature-length documentaries now available for home viewing.
Theater Review: Sharon Scott makes Mahalia soar
If you're interested in hearing some superb gospel singing, don't miss Sharon E. Scott in Just As I Am: The Life, the Times, The Voice of Mahalia Jackson .
Actor-singer Sharon Scott brings her new show about Mahalia Jackson to Studio@620
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Bright Hope Church puts all its money in black-owned bank
Business and city leaders gathered in Progress Plaza yesterday to hail an investment by one of the city's prominent black churches in a black-owned bank that serves North Philadelphia and other parts of the city.
Mahalia Jackson musical premieres Thursday at the Studio@620
'Mahalia' musical opens Thursday at Studio@620 The premiere of the new musical, Mahalia, Just As I Am , by Sharon Scott opens at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Studio@620. The musical focuses on the life and times of gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, considered by many to be the greatest gospel singer of all time.
Michael Jackson - it ain't over
Victoria Thomas Poller Michael Jackson's new song release "This Is It" www.michaeljackson.com/us/music/it-0 contains the 'Passion' that Michael Jackson had which we all have come to know and love.
Comic walks line between offence and laughter
Betsy Salkind was a bank examiner with the U.S. Federal Reserve. Thankfully, she chose to give up that high-risk career and instead enter the safe, sound world of stand-up comedy.
Studio@620 premieres 'Mahalia, Just As I Am'
The Studio@620 produces the world premiere of Sharon Scott's new musical,"Mahalia, Just As I Am," running Oct.
The academic journal Project Muse, published in collaboration with John Hopkins Univ Press, has devoted its fall issue to New Orleans.
Singer Melba Moore opens her music file and tells what songs bring her inspiration, including Mahalia Jackson's rendition of "Precious Lord," gospel singer Donnie McClurkin's "The Days of Elijah" and "The Battle is the Lord's" by gospel songstress Yolanda Adams.
The Other Black Music: The Other Black Music Sept. 20, 2009, Segment 1
Part 1 1)The Lyman Woodard Organization "Creative Musicians" from the LP "Creative Musicians" Perfect Toy 2)Matata "Good Good Understanding" from the CD "Feeling Funky" 3)Betty Padgett "Sugar Daddy" from the CD "Betty Padgett" 4)Little Jackie "28 Butts" from the CD "The Stoop" 5)Clara Smith "Ain't Got Nobody To Grind My Coffee" from the CD "Dirty ...
Affectionately known as "the World's Greatest Storyteller," Dorothy Norwood has used her soulful vocals and uplifting delivery to rise to the upper echelon of modern gospel music.
When There's Noth... - Candi Sta...
Born March 13, 1940, in Hanceville, AL, Candi Stanton sang with the Jewell Gospel Trio as a teenager.
Armstrong Park sculpture plans criticized at Treme meeting
A statue of Louis Armstrong has pride of place in the city's park named for the jazz master.
Since the late '90s, Trin-I-Tee 5:7 has often been described as a Christian version of Destiny's Child or a contemporary gospel equivalent of En Vogue--and both of those comparisons are valid.
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