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Stream Lakecia Benjamin’s Funkier-Than-Thou Album “Rise Up” | Okayplayer

A bonafide funk, jazz and R&B star, Lakecia Benjamin is happy to share her latest Ropeadope effort, Rise Up, with the masses who love good tunes.

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First Listen: Jimi Hendrix, ‘Both Sides Of The Sky’ | NPR

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Stream a collection of studio outtakes recorded after 1968’s ‘Electric Ladyland.’

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Brownstone Jazz: Classic Salon Sounds Recaptured in Brooklyn | The Network Journal

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Debbie McClain espouses the notion of giving back to the community in grand style — something she and her family have been doing for generations.

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STL attractions: Places to go and people to applaud | The St. Louis American

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Kenya Vaughn, The St. Louis American decided that every so often, I would take some space to let everyone know some things on the entertainment scene that I truly believe are worth checking for – as well as deliver a shout out or two to people connected to our city that are doing big things.…

Five 2017 reissued albums by Black artists | New York Amsterdam News

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As 2017 comes to an end, it is important to reflect on the re-emergence of great music of the past, as well as celebrating new music that was released this year.

Black Artists Proclaim The Right To Rock In The Age Of Streaming Music | Newsweek

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Over three decades ago, music critic Greg Tate co-founded the Black Rock Coalition (BRC), an organization dedicated to both promoting black rock bands and righting a historic wrong.