“There are all forms of it that we forgotten … I want to remind people that Black music is amazing …”

~ Robert Glasper

Every person has second thoughts … review yours, when grooving to the smoothness of the classic R&B greats, The Spinners, to the neo-soul groove of UK princess Nao!

  1. Wilson Pickett – “634-5789”
  2. The Isley Brothers – “Work to Do”
  3. Spinners – “I’ll Be Around”
  4. Steve Arrington – “Weak at the Knees”
  5. Eddie Kendricks – “Can I”
  6. Intro – “So Many Reasons”
  7. Mahalia – “Grateful”

    Wilson Pickett – “634-5789”

    The Isley Brothers – “Work to Do”

    Spinners – “I’ll Be Around”

    Steve Arrington – “Weak at the Knees”

    Eddie Kendricks – “Can I”

    Intro – “So Many Reasons”

    Mahalia – “Grateful”

Article by Karen D. Brame

Karen D. Brame loves learning about the diverse aspects of Black culture.  She is an alumna of University of Dayton; Phillips Academy, Institute for the Recruitment of Teachers; University of Michigan; Columbia University in the City of New York and Cornell University.  She is currently matriculating Harvard University.

Her favorite pastimes include reading, listening to music, viewing films, watching battle rap, completing Quizzles and playing Othello in the park.

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