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    They were very similar to Band Aid expect for the fact they were all American and were called ‘USA for Africa’. This song was softer compared to its counterpart‚ but still fulfilled the desired effect Jackson and Richie was looking for. Both of them followed in the influence of Bob Geldof‚ and produce this song with other famous artists. People such as Ray Charles‚ Stevie Wonder‚ Cyndi Lauper‚ Tina Turner‚ Kenny Loggins‚ and the inspiration himself‚ Bob Geldof

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    The 882 4BH 1000 Best Songs Of All Time Countdown (2012) Website List Number 1000 999 998 997 996 995 994 993 992 991 990 989 988 987 986 985 984 983 982 981 980 979 978 977 976 975 974 973 972 971 970 969 968 967 966 Title Take A Letter Maria It’s My Party I’ll Never Fall In Love Again I Say A Little Prayer I Wanna Wake Up With You Nice To Be With You Pasadena If I Were A Carpenter Could You Ever Love Me Again Classic I Can Dream About You Different Drum It Never Rains In Southern California Moviestar

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    The 1980s was an era of change‚ advancements‚ bold fashion‚ and music. This is one of the most iconic eras and one that will shape the world forever. This is the decade where internet went global‚ the Gameboy was released‚ Michael Jackson released “Thriller‚” and “The Cosby Show” debuted. America also sided with Iraq during the Iran-Iraq war and ‚at the end of this era‚ is when the Berlin wall falls as a result of the Cold War. All of these events‚ and more‚ make the 1980’s an iconic era that will

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    Stressing again the use of image as meaning for children‚ color plays an important role in the overall reading of children’s literature‚ as well as Anderson’s film. Moebius observes that colors play in integral‚ often coded role in picture books: Apart from the traditional associations of certain colours with certain moods or feelings‚ and apart from the association of bright colours with exhilaration and discovery‚ and of dark colours with disappointment and confusion‚ we need to be sensitive to

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    Michael Joseph Jackson was born on August 29‚ 1958‚ in Gary‚ Indiana. He was a dancer‚ record producer‚ songwriter and singer. Michael spent his entire childhood in a band called The Jackson 5 with his brothers. In the Eighties he broke free and become a solo artist. He made his own style of music with a bit of disco‚ rap‚ jazz‚ and rock rolled into his songs. He pushed boundaries with his crotch grabs and controversial lyrics. He had his own iconic style with one white sequined glove‚ fedora‚ pegged

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    The History of African-American Music through the Centuries African-American music has influenced modern artists and songs quite heavily‚ but the music itself has developed immensely over the years. Every century has seen innovative genres come to life‚ and you’ll see that African American musicians have contributed tremendously in this. 19th century With the prevalence of slavery and the Second Great Awakening of the 1830s‚ African Americans created spirituals and work songs to ease their pains

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    issues into his music. To show his support of making Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday a holiday‚ Stevie released the song “Happy Birthday” in 1980 as a celebratory declaration to Dr. King. Stevie also partnered with musical artists Quincy Jones‚ Lionel Richie‚ and Michael Jackson in 1985 to raise awareness and funds for humanitarian work in Africa‚ by releasing their song “We are the World”. In the same year Stevie advocated for racial harmony through the production of his song “Ebony and Ivory”‚ which

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    In history‚ there have been many shifts in lifestyle‚ reform and in music. What has not changed was the way music affected these changes. Although there may be many different interpretations for these works of art‚ the truth behind them lies with the artist. There are many ways music can affect an individuals. Most of these feelings are personal and self-centered‚ but music can also affect a group of individuals. These groups mix and bond and share similar experiences and ideas whether it is joy

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    INTERVIEW: NOT IN THE FACE By Sarah Roerk Austin’s Not In The Face rock group has been making quite the name for themselves since they started as a duo in 2009. Jonathan Terrell (guitar and lead vocals) and Wes Cargal (drums) were the original duo that started playing together for fun‚ experimenting with different sounds and providing a creative outlet. Since then‚ they have added Michael Anthony Gibson and Ross Dubois to the band and have taken their music more seriously while also keeping

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    Have you ever been oppressed for something? Have people ever been so childish as to judge you for the things you cannot change‚ like the color of your skin for say? If so‚ then you know what it was like to be black from 1877 to 1964! Sounds great right? Not many people opposed the segregation laws because the only people who saw it as wrong were the people who were directly affected by said laws. Those people were the African Americans. Though not much progress was being made‚ there were some people

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