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An Artist Who Studied the Greats, and Became One Original

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By Touré Neblett Verified
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D ’Angelo and Questlove were sitting on a couch in a swanky hotel watching, or rather, microscoping a video of James Brown performing in 1964. D and Quest observed every gesture, each dance step and light cue, and anytime the Godfather of Soul subtly signaled the band to do something. This scene transpired 25 years ago. I was in the room covering D’Angelo for Rolling Stone. He was, at that moment, one of the hottest artists in the world.
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D'Angelo Is Holding Your Hand Original

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By Touré Neblett Verified
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D ear heavenly Father,” someone is saying to the silent room, “please give us the ability to touch this crowd.” All thirty-six members of D’Angelo‘s touring band and crew are stuffed into his dressing room, hands linked, heads bowed in a large prayer circle. “And when our ability fails, Lord. Please.
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Bernard and Shirley Kinsey: Preserving Black history with art Original

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By Cultural Trailblazerby TheGrio, Touré Neblett Verified
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This episode of “Masters of the Game” features Bernard and Shirley Kinsey. They are not just art collectors but curators of history. Over the years, their passion for collecting African American art has evolved into a powerful mission to preserve and share the rich cultural contributions of Black Americans. What began as a hobby has blossomed into one of the country’s most important private art collections, with pieces that span centuries and tell the story of Black life, struggle, and triumph.
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