Tribute to Black Music

[5Abi]

Re: Tribute to Afro-American singers

@mal1k

5Abi, awesome tracks…

Quincy Jones was an icon.

My first ever album was Bobby Brown…

Then I discovered ghetto rap, Snoop & Dr. Dre… they got all da galz mate.

Jimi Hendrix made it big in da white world & showed da white people a thing or two bout guitars.

I watched da movie Natural Born Killers over 78 times…then I lost count

I watched Roots in Pakistan, but couldnt complete da Ntire series.

Malcolm X, was a hero.

I dunno if this sounds right or wrong, but this kalla friend from school once told me that if Malcolm X wanted, he could have converted all da blacks to Muslims. Da blacks thought Islam was revealed only for blacks. Correct me if Im wrong.

Da blacks fought over 300yrs of discrimination. Respeck, this is how brotherhood should be

Welcome back cheetay!

Quincy is still alive and yep he is an icon.
I was listening to Bobby Brown’s prerogative way before he went solo. I bet you didnt know he was one of the members of New Edition - the new jack swing of the 80s.
Jimi Hendrix is one of my fav guitarist as well. Blacks were rocking and rolling way before it was picked up by the white america. Those were the days of racism and discrimination and a lot of records that came out had white faces on the covers them but the singers were black.
I dunno what Natural Born Killers has to do with Black people and black music. Was a good movie tho.
I dunno about all the woulda, coulda and shoulda about Malcolm X or if would have converted all the blacks to Muslims but one thing is for sure and documented that he was a changed man once he returned back from Hajj. You should see the movie “Malcolm X” and read his biography. Did you know his name is Malik El-Shabazz?