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 Date/Year: March, 1996 Musician: Red Hot Chili Peppers Why I liked it: I like it because I love songs with a lot of bass in it. It has strong beat and a nice rhythm that makes you want to get up and dance. It is also a proven fact that when you play 5ths and 3rds it is pleasing to your ears. and I know that the bass is all 3rd, 5ths and 8ths. Genre: Funk Rock



[|PLAYING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD: HARLEM;A Christmas Classic Goes Afro-American]

Published: December 10, 1995

"The Harlem nutcracker" is just an adaptation of the classic Tchaikovski piece "The Nutcracker". This one is different on severaly key places. For instance this story is told by a grandmother who is reminiscent about her childhood memories. What the piece really strives to do," said Angela Perry, a spokeswoman for the hall, "is to look at the world through the vision of a choreographer who understands the importance of the civil rights movement and to determine its expectations and its impact." The cast of the show includes 25 people. Many of them were born in Harlem themselves.

= = = [|For Black Women, a Movie Stirs Breathless Excitement] =

Published: December 31, 1995
Black women every where are flocking into movie theaters everywhere to see "Waiting to Exhale". This movie is about 4 black women and their careers. "In a year when events like the O. J. Simpson trial and the Million Man March have focused attention on black men, along comes a movie that centers on black women, said New York Times." Many women believe that this is their "Million man march". Many people were going to great lengths for this movie. Several die-hard patrons have taken it upon themselves to see the movie by themselves and buy out all of the tickets in the theater. Most of the patrons are from ages 18-65, but if varies to both extremes with toddlers and 80 year old women. 70% of the patrons were women but there are a few men who went out to see this movie. Most of the women who went out to see "Waiting to Exhale" were African-American.