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December 3, 2019
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Soul Tapes: An Artist Post on Fabolous Rapper Fabolous, born John David Jackson was born November 17, 1977 in Brooklyn, New York. Fabolous describes his
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Soul Tapes: An Artist Post on Fabolous Rapper Fabolous, born John David Jackson was born November 17, 1977 in Brooklyn, New York. Fabolous describes his
Walk This Way: An Ode Hip-Hop Hip-Hop was born in the late 1970’s in the Bronx, New York. The underground scene developed in this city
Musical Theater Musical Theater began in the African-American community until the late 1890’s. Before this many images of black people in musical theater and plays
D-Town and Techno Techno originated in Detroit, Michigan, in the 1980’s. This sound is different from other sounds use previously because of its’ use of
Let’s Groove Tonight: A Disco Post Disco first began in the 1970’s after the genre of Funk was originated. Due to social clubs and dancing
Funkadelic Funk music originated in the 1960’s as the beginnings of the R&B era began to fade. Funk Music is known to be a combination
Jesus Be A Fence: A Gospel Post Although Gospel Music has been present in the African American community well before the 1930’s, the rise of
Down by the Bayou: Jazz in New Orleans https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__OSyznVDOY The genre of Jazz was first born in the 19th century in the southern state of
Bed and Breakfast Blues The musical genre of Blues first originated in the late 19th century. The deep roots of blues began on southern plantations
The Sounds of Ragtime Ragtime is a musical style that emerged through the country from 1896 to around 1920. This music became popular due to
The Origin of Negro Spirituals: Slavery to Calvary The origins of Negro Spirituals began in the 1860’s after the spread of Christianity across the plantation.
Lift Every Voice: Marian Anderson and Florence B. Price and the Sound of Sisterhood https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z02yZIoPPlI In the article, “Lift Every Voice: Marian Anderson and Florence
A Critique of “That’s all Folk…Music” In “That’s all Folk…Music,” by Justice Randle, Justice starts off the post by describing the impact of music in
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