At times, we take for granted the experiences in life that have profound meaning and impact on our lives. We think nothing of it...
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Trip along with me when we were children, Christmas music,…
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Starting during the holiday season of 1981 at the age of 19, until the spring of 1986. I worked part-time as a floor manager for A&S department store, Abraham and Strauss, talk about the "fast times at A&S department store!"
Thanksgiving is down the block! It's the kickoff to the Christmas and holiday season. Like many, I use this time to express thanks.
As usual, I take things too far, and since 2007-2008, the holiday has become my time to dig deeper into my spirt.
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Percussionist Antonio (Tony) Rodrequiz sits in the studio with me as we listen to and discuss Salsa music!
Tony has been playing conga drums since the age of 23. A late start by musician standards, but his love for drums and music made all the difference.
Michael Rozelle's tells a heartfelt story about his dad, the great Harry Rozelle. Or as his fans during the 1950s Chicago music scene nicknamed him, Mr. WestSide!
The struggles between a musician father and his son and the deep love he had for his wife and children!
When you hear Mr. WestSide sing and play the boogie! The hair on your arms will rise!
The first time I saw my dad cry was the day my little brother…
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When you hear the term "Soul Food," what comes to mind? African American's, baked macaroni and cheese, collard greens with smoked neck bone, black-eyed peas and rice, grits, cheese, and butter? I grew up eating all of that and more! That's "good eatin" as my grandfather Big Daddy would say.
Kobe
Bass Chef
Nineteen Eighty
A Gift
A&S
Out of Mind, Out of Body
Mi Montuno
Mister WestSide
Mommy, I Couldn't Save Him!
Soul Food