Yes sir, she is a Queen. I'd heard Queen Latifah sing before, but never like this. All I can say is wow.
Puts a smile on my face, and I hope yours too.
Y'all know I got the blues so bad. Woke up at about 3:00 am this morning, saw this in my twitter feed and I had to hear this song.
Fits the mood.
I am so looking forward to this movie. James Brown was the man, and I hope they tell his story. Dude was definitely larger than life.
Just reading about Miles Davis Way being Unveiled in New York @ www.milesdavis.com.
Check Miles out, then click on the this link to buy the mp3s. >>> In A Silent Way
In a post to their Blog Supereme, NPR gives a wonderful play list.
The post is titled Take 75: Great Solos in Blue Note Records History, and is by Tom Moon and Patrick Jarenwattananon
Check out the Sotify Playlist below.
Singer Herbert Jeffries, Herbert "Herb" Jeffries, born Umberto Alexander Valentino, was an American jazz and popular singer and actor.
He was Born on September 24, 1911, Detroit, MI and passed away on May 25, 2014.
Film music credits: Two-Gun Man from Harlem.
Just wanted to share this video with you. I've always been a fan of Al Jarreau and George Duke, just wanted to let you know about Al's latest project.
Here is my new theme song...
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