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BROTHA
ASH PRODUCTIONS AND DORSEY'S RECORD
SHOP PRESENTS |
ABOUT
THE CONTEST
All contestants will have a chance to win the GRANDPRIZE of Michael Jackson’s CD’s. The winner will be announced on June 25th, 2010, which will be the first anniversary of his death.
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Winners a week will win a CD from Dorsey’s Record Shop AND A BIG THANK YOU TO DORSEY'S RECORD SHOP
LOCATED AT 7614 FRANKSTOWN AVENUE IN HOMEWOOD BLACK MUSIC MONTH HIGHLIGHTED ARTIST
Gene Stovall was inspired to be an artist my his mother, the late Mary Mease Warren. As a performing artist/singer/songwriter, Stovall's influences included Ronald Isley and The Isley Brothers, Earth Wind and Fire, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Prince, D'Angelo, Jodeci, New Edition, and Aaron Hall. "Black Music Month is very important, not only to me as a Black artist, but to every musician of the here and now that grew up being molded by the songs, styles, and attitudes of Black musicians." Gene Stovall is currently lead vocalist of Chicago's Scientific Map (rustbelt soul), Pittsburgh's Fulfillingness (indie melodic), and an up and coming solo acoustic soul artist. Stovall's been singing in live bands since 1995. His first band, Jive Family won many awards and was the first band to creatively mix 9 genres of music together and play throughout the greater Pittsburgh area. In 2005, Stovall started the band Eviction Notice with music producer and keyboardist, J. Armstead Brown, of Rhyme Cal fame. Eviction Notice's members included Daru Jones, Tim Clark, DJ Huggy, G. Ryin Gaines, DJ Bonics, and DJ SMI. Stovall released his first live recording, Gene Stovall: Live at the Shadow Lounge, in 2003. For more information on Stovall, just google and search. Many wonderful things will appear about the Sleepy Guy himself. THE HISTORY OF BLACK MUSIC MONTH June 7, 1979 President Jimmy Carter decreed that June would be the month of black music. Black Music Month is highlighted with various events urging citizens to recognize the contribution of America’s Black Music artist. June is a time to collectively revel in the many forms of music from gospel to hip-hop. African-American musicians, singers. Celebrate the music and entertained by the sound. HEAR ARE SOME COMMENTS FROM OUR BAP VIEWERS BELOW Arland D Howard
the King of course MICHAEL JACKSON!!!!!!! "I wanna rock with
you" The
1st Anniversary of Michael Jackson's Death
TO FIND OUT WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ONE YEAR LATER CLICK HERE
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music CD’s each week courtesy of Dorsey's Record Shop located
in Homewood of Pittsburgh, PA.
