The Detroit songbird spent a full month at #1 on the mainstream album chart.
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2021 Introduction: Recipients of a much-deserved SoulMusic Hall Of Fame Lifetime Achievement Award by popular vote online, The Three Degrees remain one of the most enduring female groups in contemporary music. In 1976, after major hits such as “When Will I See You Again” and “TSOP,” the trio (at the time, Sheila, Fayette & Valerie) switched record labels and shared with SoulMusic.com founder David Nathan about their growing international audience…
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The music legend hit social media to demand action.
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2021 introduction: The Emotions had spent a few years away from the limelight after the demise of Stax Records. Working with Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire, the family group was back in business in 1976...
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Behind the Prince associates' last squawk of the '80s.
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Prince's first solo concert happened in his home of Minneapolis.
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SoulMusic.com founder David Nathan offers personal reflections on 2020, with music as an antidote to lockdown, loneliness and turbulent times and essential for lifting the spirit... Talkin' Esther Phillips, Aretha, Dionne...as well as three films that truly moved me....
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The duo never recorded a studio album, but had a top 10 hit in 1984.