Remembering The Legacy Of Kenneth Gamble And Leon Huff: The Legendary Philly Sound Producers Of The '70s
Remembering The Legacy Of Kenneth Gamble And Leon Huff: The Legendary Philly Sound Producers Of The '70s
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'Disco Inferno' songwriter and guitarist Bobby Eli dies, aged 77
The prolific songwriter, guitarist and arranger was a key member of legendary disco outfit MFSB and shaped the Philadelphia sound
Source: djmag.com
Documentary explores intersection of race, sport and Finnishness
Finnish basketball legends and father and son duo Leon and Shawn Huff serve as the documentary's primary subjects, highlighting what the director says is 'Finnishness in the 2020s.'
Source: yle.fi
Bobby Eli, MFSB and Philadelphia International Guitarist, Dies at 77
The Musicians Hall of Fame inductee played on countless disco classics: “The Love I Lost,” “Love Train,” “Disco Inferno,” and dozens more
Source: pitchfork.com
Clarence Avant Dead: Tributes From Bill Clinton, Diddy & More – Billboard
Clarence Avant is dead at age 92, leading to reactions from Bill Clinton and more celebrities including Pharrell Williams, Diddy and Quincy Jones.
Source: billboard.com
The 50 greatest reggae songs of all time, ranked
The Caribbean island of Jamaica is responsible for some of the greatest music styles that has inspired countless musicians around the world.
Source: smoothradio.com
Biden Proclaims June 2023 as Black Music Month
President Joe Biden has proclaimed June 2023 Black Music Month and calls on public officials and educators to honor Black musicians.
Source: eurweb.com
Timmy Love and Quino of Big Mountain Remake "Wake Up Everybody"
Timmy Love and Quino of reggae band Big Mountain team up for a remake of Wake Up Everybody, originally done Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes.
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'The Mother of Black Music Month' Dyana Williams Sets the Record Straight on the Historic Celebration and Why Her Work Is Not Done
Dyana Williams—“the Mother of Black Music Month” —began as a radio pioneer during a time when women were woefully underrepresented.
Source: ebony.com