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"Encore: Unheard Recordings of Bahamian Guitar and Singing" is the latest archival release of music by Joseph Spence—the late Bahamian folk guitarist.
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May 19, 2021 We are proud to release new, never-before-heard recordings from the great Bahamian guitar legend and otherworldly talent July 23, 2021 on CD, digital, and streaming and October 8th, 2021 on LP (orders of the LP include a special Joseph Spence "The Voice from Heaven" bumper sticker, designed by Darryl Norsen), with all versions available for pre-order now. Recorded by renowned recording engineer, documentarian, and producer Peter Siegel in 1965 in New York City and the Bahamas, Encore: Unheard Recordings of Bahamian Guitar and Singing offers a look at a grandmaster at w...
(PRNewsfoto/Deloitte) Deloitte conducted extensive research and more than 50 interviews with a diverse group of leaders in the public, private and social sectors to create "The Equity Imperative," a future scenario-based view of racial equity over the next decade. Interviews with leaders include Valerie Jarrett, former senior advisor to President Barack Obama; Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, president emerita, Spelman College. Deloitte's research clarified the opportunity for business to play a more expansive role and the necessity to focus on outcomes, not simply efforts. As a result of the rese...
Why not start smiling, start over again. >> the hawaiian philosophy of the whole thing, if pale wants the house, let her take it. if pele wants to come back and reclaim the land, let it happen. you know, it's hers in the first place, and if she wants it, she's going to take it. >> as the lava cools, it creates a vast rolling sea of blackrock right on top of the land. more than two decades after lava destroyed 100 homes in kalapana, new residents have come to build on top of the rock, even though they know kilauea's fury may return at any moment. >> what amazes me is the fact that after it came...