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Not only does this Chi-town beauty Chaka have a wonderful voice, but Chaka has been noted for being an instrumentalist playing drums and bass; she also provided percussion during her tenure with Rufus. Her ability to play instrumentalist puts her on a higher echelon Chicago's finest y'all!!!

The Coli's introduction to Zouk What is Zouk? Zouk is a popular music genre and dance style that originated in the French Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique in the 1980s. It is a fusion of various musical styles, including traditional Caribbean rhythms like compas, salsa, and...

She gained popularity in the 1930s and 1940s with her gospel recordings, characterized by a unique mixture of spiritual lyrics and electric guitar. The first great recording star of gospel music, and was among the first gospel musicians to appeal to rhythm and blues and rock and rollaudiences...

Damn, another OG gone :mjcry: Not surprising though. Last I heard, he wasn't doing too good Crazy the amount of talent they had as a band over the years R.I.P.

June is known as Black Music Month and I thought it would be fun to make a thread each day using this template to discuss different Black music related to the questions here. Yesterday's thread is here if you want to add to it...

FEATURES EXPLORING THE BLACK ROOTS OF SHOEGAZE AND DREAM POP M.I.C uncovers the Black origins of shoegaze and dream pop and meets the Black musicians taking the sounds forward M.I.C 24 MAY 2021 It is common knowledge that people of the African diaspora are to be thanked for conceiving or at...

this from last year all you brehs into jazzy, r&b, vibe shyt will get something out of this perfect way to start off a saturday go to 6:58 :lawd:

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Not saying there isn't good stuff out there or everything is "trash" (though I am biased to 90s hip hop & R&B since that is when I came of age). But seriously, my kids are starting to get into music and what is primarily out there is rap and pop music. Which is a variation of what was out when I...

This is a dope series, y'all should check out, but this episode in particular is so well done. It explains how black music became the foundation for all American music. Check it out. ‎1619: Episode 3: The Birth of American Music on Apple Podcasts Black music, forged in captivity, became the...

For me it's a tough call between the 70s and 80s. The 70s were full of innovation and top quality soul, funk, and R&B: Earth Wind and Fire, Marvin Gaye, Maze ft. Frankie Beverly, Stevie Wonder, P-Funk, Sly and the Family Stone, Mandrill, and so much more. :ahh: But the 80s gave us Whitney...

:wow::wow::wow:AYEEE 1. "Rare (Intro)" 2. "Can't Go Home" featuring Genuis 3. "Cherish My Dawgs" 4. "I Ain't Impressed" 5. "Hoola Hoop" featuring True Story Gee and Lil Durk 6. "Poppin" 7. "Body a Canvas" 8. "Just Chillin" featuring True Story Gee 9. "Clouds featuring Wiz Khalifa 10...

Black America has produced the greatest voices the world has been exposed to, especially coming up from church. For me Donny Hathaway has the best vocals I have ever heard from a man, tone texture everything. Who gets your top spot?

Like the thread title says when did R&b music pretty much fall off? Sure there are some R&b singers who are doing okay but the genre is no near as popular as it was when I was a kid in the 90's or even the 2000's. Was it around the time Chris Brown assualted Rihanna or was it when Usher and...

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I ask because for the first time in 33 years, there are no women in the top 10 of the Hot 100 chart The top 10 is full of trap rappers and white people who use watered down trap beats or whites who sing r&b. So, my questions are (I kept them short this time, you're welcome lol): 1...

Today some cac asked a black chick this on Twitter. She responded He responded with To Which Mike Dean replied Now i other than the fact that the black chick is a swirler (i have no problem with that) and me being totally confused as to why the black women who are on this super pro...

The influence of black music on this world is literally inescapable. You can trace every form of popular music tha people enjoy and cherish and ultimately lead it all back to black folks. Jazz Blues R&B Country Rock n Roll House Techno Hip-Hop Reggae Ska Dancehall Black...

Stevie Wonder | PanicStream Misc Vault Hold the phone, there is a SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS SOUNDBOARD SHOW THAT IS 3 SETS LONG?!?!??!?! :ohhh::ohhh::ohhh::ohhh::ohhh::ohhh: There are 6 Stevie Wonder Live Complete Shows from the 70's!! (not including the 2000's Stevie Wonder shows) Mind is blown...

:ohhh::blessed::whoo: People on here know how Isaac Hayes was a genius,right? He's part of the DNA of Hip hop, we know that right? :leostare: Look at these photos of Masters coming home & being delivered to his rightful heir, his son. :merchant::merchant: Now of course there are going to...