Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo
In order to move forward R&B singer-songwriter, Avant had to go back to the sounds of Marvin Gaye, Luther Vandross and Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds where he found inspiration for his latest album, Face the Music. Continue reading
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Tagged Avant, Beau McCall, Chris Bathgate, Harlem, Honfleur Gallery, Irene Gandy, Keke Wyatt, Loren Locke, Lowell Hawthorne, Luther Vandross, Madeline Smith, marvin gaye, Souleo
“Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing,” “Reach Out and Touch (Somebody’s Hand),” “I’m Every Woman,” “Solid (As a Rock)” and other era-defining tunes were written by Valerie Simpson and her husband, the late Nickolas Ashford, in a songwriting career that began in 1964 when they wrote Ray Charles’ classic “Let’s Go Get Stoned.” Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Tully Hall, AshfordSimpson, Luther Vandross, Motown, Ray Charles, Simpson, Supremes, Tammi Terrell, Whitney Houston
Aaron Davis Hall, Harlem’s Premiere Performing Arts Center has announced the fall line-up with ethnically rich and culturally fulfilling performances. Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Davis Hall, Bette Midler, City College of New York, Harlem, Johnny Mathis, Lonette McKee, Luther Vandross, marvin gaye, Michael Henderson, Michael Jackson, Miles Davis, New York City, Opera Ebony, Paulette McWilliams, Quincy jones, Whitney Houston
On Monday, October 15, Madoh Music in partnership with Urban Buzz Magazine invites you to experience the musical genius of Abiah! The Harlem based recording artist will celebrate the release of his latest album Life As A Ballad with a special concert performance Continue reading
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Tagged Album, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Ballad, billboard, Bleecker Street, Chris Eddleton, Critical Jazz, David Rosenthal, Harlem, Heather Headley, Jon Lucien, Keith Witty, kem, Le Poisson Rouge, Luther Vandross, Madoh Music, Marvin Sewell, Music, New York, Rachelle Ferrell, Robert Glasper, Singing, Siri Records, Syracuse University, Terry Callier, The Independent Ear
L-Boogie was just a young girl from New Jersey when she took the stage after being introduced by host Rick Avilas at the famed Apollo Theater on 125th Street (13 years old at the time) in Harlem. Continue reading
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Tagged 125th Street, Al Sharpton, Apollo, apollotheater, arts, Entertainment, Grammy, Grammy award, Harlem, James Brown, Jersey, L-Boogie, Luther Vandross, new jersey, New York Amsterdam News, New York City, Performing arts, prince, Rick Avilas, Theatre, Tre Williams, United States
Since the legendary Apollo Theater opened in 1934, its signature live show, Amateur Night, has been a definitive career-making opportunity for new talent. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem entertainment, HArlem music, HW Music
Tagged Amateur Night, Amateur Night 2013, apollotheater, billie holiday, Child Star of Tomorrow, Coca-Cola Company, dancers, Dionne Warwick, Ella Fitzgerald, Gladys Knight, Gladys Knight & the Pips, James Brown, Lauryn Hill, Luther Vandross, Marion J. Caffey, musicians, New York City, Sarah Vaughan, spoken word poets, stevie wonder
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