Notable Black Music Makers Then and Now 70 years and over, Part II скачать в хорошем качестве

Notable Black Music Makers Then and Now 70 years and over, Part II

More of our favorite music makers, ALIVE & WELL (well, alive anyway) and some are still touring. This group hasn't changed much either from early in their career until now at 70 + over. They, like the group in Part 1, are recognizable and still beautiful. I don't know about you but this is the music that I listened to and grew up on. I love their style and their voices. Again...you don't have to tell me who I've missed, I know you think it's your duty lol, because there will be a part III. I have the list ready but I don't know when I'll post that one. Enjoy. Oh and don't beat me up too bad in the comments because of who I included lol. Thanks Part 2 Michael Cooper (ConFunkShun) Ernie Isley (Isley Bros) Randy Crawford Nile Rodgers (Chic) Stanley Clarke Jazz Musician Gerald Alston (The Manhattans) Ronnie Laws Jazz Musician Jackie Jackson (The Jacksons) Robert "Kool" Bell (Kool & The Gang) Dexter Wansel Jazz Musician Jocelyn Brown Bobby McFerrin Telma Hopkins (Dawn) Anita & Ruth Pointer (Pointer Sisters) Barbara Mason Carlos Santana Musician Grace Jones William DeVaughn Sheila Ferguson (The three degrees) Larry Graham Walter Orange (Commodores) Dorothy Moore Eddie Holman Billy Brown (Ray, Goodman & Brown) William & Wilbert Hart (Delfonics) Thelma Houston Milli Jackson George McCrae Archie Bell (& the Drells) Lenny Williams (Tower of Power) Ric & Carlos Wilson (Mandrill) Eloise Laws, Jazz & R&B Patti Drew Walter & Wallace Scott (Whispers) Herb Fame (Peaches & Herb) Walter Williams (O'Jays) Barbara Lewis Marshall Thompson, jr (Chi-Lites) Marvin Smith (Artistics) Roy Ayers Candi Staton Jerry Butler Maxine Brown Harry Elson (Friends of Distinction)