2008

Everybody loves how it feels when the bass drops…but err’body ain’t able to make it happen. Here are ten of the greatest arbiters of low-end theory for your perusal.Stanley Clarke All hail the king from the streets of Philadelphia! Clarke is most responsible for bringing electric bass out of the background as a lead instrument, kicking out melodies and jaw-dropping solos - from the frenetic to the eloquent. His composition “School Days” is an all-time band jam classic. [...]

The 10 Biggest Black Bank Owners In the USBanks have played an important role when it comes to the facilitation of the American dream. Although there were no black-owned banks in the US before 1888, they have caught on when it comes to all the services they offer. [...]

There are some black singers who are undeniable and some who fit into a niche of singers. In this case, "Beggars"

Discover the top 10 black Grammy-Winning Artists who have triumphed in the music industry with their unparalleled talent and record-breaking wins.

R&B remakes that surpass the originals showcase the genre's ability to evolve and reinterpret classic hits. Artists like Whitney Houston and Mary J. Blige have taken beloved songs and infused them with their unique styles, breathing new life into timeless tracks. These remakes highlight the enduring power of music and its ability to resonate across generations.

Black harmonica players have made significant contributions to music, shaping genres like blues and rock. Artists like Little Walter and Sonny Boy Williamson showcased their incredible skills, elevating the harmonica's status in popular music. Their innovative techniques and soulful playing have inspired countless musicians, solidifying the harmonica's place in the musical landscape.

Some worry that if they don't achieve success by a certain age, they will never achieve it. Fortunately, these 10 African American people did not allow this fear to get in their way and enjoyed resounding success after 50.1. Dawn M. BlackmanIn 2003, at age 53, Dawn M. Blackman had a career as a caterer and a clothing store owner in Illinois when she began schooling local children about gardening. [...]

Michael Render is a complex yet interesting individual who the masses have grown to know as Killer Mike. Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Mike is a proud native of the ATL. As a rapper, entrepreneur, political maven, social activist, actor, and writer, Killer Mike is not your average emcee. He is truly a Master of Ceremonies because he has learned to move the crowd in the variety of ways. Killer Mike is all about that action so there is no surprise that his first single was entitled "Akshon' off his debut album, "Monster" in 2003. [...]