(Album Review) “Genius Loves Company” by RAY CHARLES
On this day, February 13th, 2005, the legendary Ray Charles posthumously won 8 Grammys at the 2005 Grammy Awards for this incredible album “Genius Loves
(Single Reviews) On This Day in Black History Music featuring PRINCE, SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES (February 11th & 12th)
On this day on February 11th, the legendary Prince premiered the song “The Most Beautiful Girl In The World” on the 1994 Miss USA Pageant.Â
(Album Review): “Death by Rock and Roll” by THE PRETTY RECKLESS
On February 12, The Pretty Reckless released their fourth studio album titled Death by Rock and Roll via Fearless Records. The band is composed of
(Single Review): Day 10 of Black History Month: MTC Getting Educated “Long Tall Sally” by LITTLE RICHARD
Review: What a maniac onstage Little Richard was. Chuck Berry had the guitar that defined rock-n-roll, Little Richard had the vocal pipes and keyboards/piano that
(The Don’s Hit List with The Don & The Grizz Ep. 210): JEFF COFFEY(formerly of CHICAGO)
Contributor’s Note:Â Jeff Coffey(formerly of Chicago) converses with The Don’s Hit List with The Don & The Grizz for the 210th episode via FAB Radio
(Invite The Neighbors DIY Podcast Ep. 104): KULICK
Contributor’s Note: Kulick aka Jacob Kulick converses with Bryan & Benny for the 104th episode on Invite The Neighbors DIY Podcast. In this episode, Bryan
(Mark Dean Interviews): DAMON JOHNSON
Contributor’s Note: Interview starts at 2:34.  Recently debuting on Vevo, the new video for the title track to Damon Johnson and The Get Ready’s upcoming
(Single Review) Day 9 of Black History Month: MTC Getting Educated “Love’s Theme” by THE LOVE UNLIMITED ORCHESTRA
The song that officially put Disco on the map, much to people’s enjoyment or chagrin, “Love’s Theme” by Love Unlimited Orchestra showed that Disco music
(Single Review): Day 8(Day Late) of Black History Month: MTC Getting Educated “Stop In The Name of Love” by THE SUPREMES
On this day, February 8th, 1965, The Supremes recorded their legendary song “Stop In The Name of Love”. In a time when African-Americans were struggling