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The Black Fire Documentary: Records, Radio, Rhythms, and the Revolution

Available for campus showings, The Black Fire Documentary highlights the history of Washington, DC music and culture as told by some of the areas well-known artists from the 1970s influenced by Black Fire Records, an independent, Black-owned music label.  Take a look at the below trailer to see if you recognize DC's music legends. If your university, arts, , history, music and culture organization would be interested in showing The Black Fire Documentary, please contact plunkyb@gmail.com. The Black Fire Documentary Records, Radio, Rhythms, and the Revolution Announcement of Limited Engagement Screenings and Performances The Black Fire Documentary is a powerful short film which explores the history of Washington, DC music and culture by highlighting the recordings, art, messaging and people involved and influenced by Black Fire Records, the black-owned, independent label established in the mid-1970s in the Nation’s Capital. ​ Black Fire Records was founded by Jimmy Gray and J. Plun...

PR 'Angels' Celebrate The Queen of Soul, Reveal Moments Working With Aretha Franklin.

Imagine being the publicist for one of the nation's iconic entertainment personalities. Ever wonder what that would be like?  Ever fathomed being the publicist of such an iconic figure? Several publicists for the amazing, and incomparable,  Aretha Franklin have and they are sharing what it was like representing The Queen of Soul .                   Join publicists Tracey Jordan, Gwendolyn Quinn, Jackie Rhinehart, Audrey LaCatis Onyeike,  LaJoyce Brookshire, Robin Ryland-Sanders along with journalist David Nathan in this informative YouTube presentation and reveal as they celebrate the life of the one, the only, Aretha Louise Franklin. Ms. Aretha has 38 music nominations, winning a total of 29.  Two of my all-time faves include  this song ,  this one , and who can deny  the gospel  of Ms. Franklin?   Have a favorite Aretha Franklin song? Reveal it in the comment section below. ...