All posts tagged black music month
Celebrating Black Music Month: The 25th Anniversary of Prince’s Sign O’ The Times (Part 2)
Editor’s Note: SoulTrain.com contributor Montrose Cunningham invites you to join him on a trip down memory lane in this two-part series celebrating the 25th anniversary of Prince’s seminal double album, Sign O’ The Times. He sat down with the legendary …
Celebrating Black Music Month: The 25th Anniversary of Prince’s Sign O’ The Times (Part 1)
Editor’s Note: SoulTrain.com contributor Montrose Cunningham invites you to join him on a trip down memory lane in this two-part series celebrating the 25th anniversary of Prince’s seminal
Celebrating Black Music Month: Artists You Oughta Know
Black Music Month is the perfect time to open up our ears to new sounds, whether the latest offerings from our favorite musical acts or introductions to some
Soul Train Celebrates Black Music Month
Let’s set the record straight once and for all: every month is “Black music month”. African Americans’ contributions to arts and culture on a global scale are undeniable,
Profile: Rodney Stone of Funky 4+1 (part 2)
This is a journey back into time, where disco reigned supreme. The clubs were the place to be, but for those who were under 21 and 18, they
Smithsonian Folklife Festival’s “Rhythm & Blues: Tell It LIke It Is” Kicks Off with Soul Train Dedication
As Black Music Month rolls to a
Unsung
What happened to our thirst for Black love stories or their different derivatives through music? Let’s face it; there aren’t many quality songs being released that depict the
Thursday Throwback: James Brown – Soul Brother #1
Whether you call him “The Godfather of Soul” or “The Hardest Working Man in Show Business,” James Brown was definitely one of the most influential artists in modern
Universal Mind Control: International Artists Worth A Listen
June is Black Music Month, and it is very important to remember just how diverse, in-depth and far-reaching the talents of our people can be. We love
Top 10 Songs About Infidelity
Infidelity isn’t the most pleasant subject to talk about but I think we can agree that it’s a very popular one. A constant source of conversation from break






















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