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Good News with Twanda Black welcomes Tynia Canada (Songstress, Inspirational Speaker, Life Coach, and Mental Health Counselor, she also owns Aunt Katherine’s Kitchen, LLC.)

-connecting with lineage through song 
-plant medicine as a tool to open the voice
-learning to take up space 
-being a channel
-music as a healer 
-being comfortable being seen so we can be an offering with our voice
-tips for finding the courage to express
-remember to PLAY
-finding our unique voice
-the difference between being “tone deaf” and breaking through trauma and limitations in the body
-voice changes with our cycles
-singing in community to amplify your prayers
-creating your own original music
-vocal coaching with Jessica
-the JOY of singing

 

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https://www.jessicasirenamusic.com/voicecoaching
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http://instagram.com/jessica.sirena

 

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Rebecca Jade joins us to talk about her musical history, how she ended up in San Diego, and why she stays. She talks vocal technique, musical education, career development, and clapping on the beat. We also talk about playing on the trolley and with Peter Sprague--and most importantly, where the best places to go for music are in San Diego. Finally, Rebecca offers advice to aspiring professional musicians. A warm and homegrown episode with a wonderful song from Rebecca Jade and the Cold Fact.

The online concert with Peter Sprague that we discuss:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wiRcp70dIM

Lady Rebecca Jade's website:
http://www.rebeccajade.com/

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The Super Talented Songstress Talks Being A Protégé Of The Legendary Quincy Jones. Working With Stevie Wonder & Other Greats. Honoring The Legendary Songwriters, Allen & Marilyn Bergman. Her Take On R&B Music Today!

It's easy for me to admit I fell in love with this woman at some point a long time ago.

Like so many others, I still have much love for her even now.

Phyllis captured me with that beautiful voice and captivating beauty.
My "Sophisticated Lady". The One who has the amazing ability to make me remember, recall, reminisce, reflect and forget, leaving behind those sad days and difficult times. Rather instead I found solace in and coolin' with Phyllis and those collabs with Pharoah Monk, McCoy Tyner, Norman Connors and Michael Henderson.

This tribute recalls the amazing class and beauty of Phyllis Hyman, a star whose light faded too early and tragically. Depression and cocaine were her demons and her suicide left us devastated, asking, ourselves How and Why?

This mix takes me back to the eve of our meeting at the legendary Blue Note in NYC. I sat at her feet next to the stage and gazed up at this statuesque beauty, even taller with her signature headpiece. Post performance I was blessed to present her with a dozen roses. Definitely one of my life's most memorable moments. Many years later I can feel that night and recall my nervous sweaty palms. I smiling because she left me with something....a few special precious moments in time.

My preference here is to play her ballads, some of which may be more unfamiliar and obscure so for some you may be hearing new grooves. That's alright. Believe me, it's all good!

So here it is...hoping to see you again angel. Maybe we can Meet On The Moon.

If you loved her like I did, drop a comment or two below.

***INTRO***
Here's That Rainy Day
But I Love You
Falling Star
The Answer Is You
No One Can Love You More
Hold Me
Somewhere In My Lifetime
Be One
You And I
I'm Truly Yours
Give A Little More
Obsession
Groove With You
Betcha By Golly Wow
Can't We Fall In Love Again
When I Give My Love This Time
Hurry Up This Way Again
Old Friend
I Refuse to Be Lonely
Meet Me On The Moon

Dancehall chunes from all over the world including Afrika

Kokopelli The InBrighton Live show from Saturday 2nd November 2013 on RadioReverb, Community Radio for Brighton and Hove, UK In Hopi mythology, Kokopelli was the God of fertility, often depicted with a humpback and playing the flute. Thankfully, neither of the ladies that make up the band Kokopelli fit such a description. Bo Lucas and Hayleigh King concentrate on sultry, seductive interplay between guitar and vocals. Weeping slide guitar by Hayleigh perfectly compliments the country tinged blues that exude from songstress Bo. Absolutely worth catching at one of their many gigs around London and Brighton, and not to be missed in smaller, intimate venues where the passion of the songs really comes alive. They are Hayley King guitar and vocals and Bo Lucas lead vocals Kick back with their 4 track EP, guaranteed to put you into a content coma of bluesy serenity Produced and presented by Donald Shier 59 minutes in length

BECAUSE WHEN YOU NEED IT, YOU MUST HAVE IT...GOOD MUSIC. 4 PROMOTIONAL PURPOSE ONLY! EMAIL: ATT VB @ SCHUETZE@BELLSOUTH.NET FOR ALL THE TRACK INFO. ;"P house-techouse-tribal-progressive-dutch ENJOY. VBFLY~