Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston both "Saved the world" with "The Greatest love of all"
Since a child I had a very connected and obsessive love for music. My Mother and Father were great influences in this art form I became glued to. Our family radio and album collections were vast. Filled with different genres from Gospel,Classical, Jazz, Reggae, Classic Rock to Hip Hop. You could say Music appreciation was my very first and best subject. Growing up my first favorite artist were rare talents people who captured your heart living lasting impressions ....Story tellers of life, love, hardship and happiness.
Just to name a few who come first to mind when i think back growing up in the 80's it was common to hear Cindy Lauper, Boy George, Prince Simply Red, Queen, Kenny G, Marvin Gay , James brown , Patti La belle, Luther Vandross, Nina Simone, Anita Baker, Aretha Franklin , Stephanie Mills, Regina Bell, Fella Fitzgerald, Billy Holiday , Nacy Wilson, Phillis Hyman, Chaka Khan, Gladys Knight, The Temptations, Mighty Clouds of Joy, Shirley Caesar, The Clark Sisters, Lionel Richie & The Commodores, Earth Wind and Fire, Cool and the Gang, Run D MC, Salt & Pepper , Heavy D, Cool Mo D, LL Cool J, Rappers Delight, and sooooooo many more.....
However, the two artist that captured all my time and attention are.......The amazingly, fearless, singer, songwriter, producer, entertainer, dancer, trend setting, socially sensitive, fan loving , tabloid ranking and most captivating.......
Michael Jackson & Whitney Houston
"King of Pop" "Queen of R&B"
Micheal Jackson was pronounced dead June 25, 2012 at 2:26 pm. The title of his last documentary seemed to be prophecy "This Is It" so unexpected and heart breaking and so close to my Birthday I think I cried off and on for months in disbelief for my musical hero and childhood pretend father of entertainment...... I wasn't excited to see the movie.
July 9, 2009 just a few weeks after Micheal's death was my 29th birthday I was still distort so my birth dad bought me The Ulitmate collection of MJ's music career. and a few collectors magazines. What an awesome gift it really made me feel better. Thanks Daddy
Deangelo Redman (center stage) played Micheal Jackson in this Tribute Play titled
"A Child's heart that Rocks"
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Deangelo and I after the show ....I love him so talented and handsome |
I was so excited to know Whitney had started a new project ....Word was out that a new film SPARKLE starting Whitney Houston would hit the silver screen in August.
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