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    Prince of Motown Marvin Gaye known as “The Prince of Motown” or “The Prince of Soul” has experienced many things in his lifetime. From his early years having trouble with his father to his later years being addicted to drugs‚ but that didn’t stop him from becoming an extremely successful musician and influence on the black community. All that being said‚ Marvin Gaye’s illustrious career is faced with many prosperous achievements‚ but a lot of tough obstacles as well. Marvin Gay Junior was born

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    Topic: Marvin Gaye General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform the audience about Marvin Gaye’s history‚ career‚ and legacy. Thesis: Marvin Gaye’s music has and continues to influence and inspire many song writers and singers today along with the general public. I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: To start off I will play one of Marvin’s most famous songs. It’s one of my favorites and if you know the words feel free to sing along to “Let’s Get it on” by Marvin Gaye. B

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    Marvin Gaye Bio

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    about the history of Marvin Gaye also known as “The Prince of Soul”. This bio will talk about Gaye’s career from start to finish. It even mentions his tragic death and how money and music changed his life. This biography is about the history of Marvin Gaye also known as “The Prince of Soul”. This bio will talk about Gaye’s career from start to finish. It even mentions his tragic death and how money and music changed his life. Marvin Gaye Bio “What’s Going On?” Marvin Gaye Bio “What’s Going On

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    Moreover‚ “What’s Going On” by Marvin Gaye has a line in the song where he asks a question about judgement. In the song Gaye says‚ “Mother‚ mother‚ everybody thinks we’re wrong/Oh‚ but who are they to judge us/Simply because our hair is long” (Gaye). Gaye is speaking not directly to his mother in particular‚ but African-American mothers as a whole. He states that everybody outside of the African-American race‚ specifically Caucasians‚ think that they are wrong for being the color of skin that they

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    and Rap Music‚ including influential artists and songwriters‚ and the influence of this genre on the development of Afro-American Music. You are to write an essay based on your research‚ with particular reference to the two designated works by Marvin Gaye and Tupac. Soul music is a mixture of gospel with rhythm and blues. Although soul developed much earlier than 1950‚ it first gained popularity within the late 1950s and came to be called soul jazz which self-consciously used melodic figures or

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    feelings about war‚ whether it be for the war or against it. The Vietnam War and the War in Iraq‚ being very controversial issues during their time‚ have motivated many artists to express their feelings on the issue through their songs. Songs like Marvin Gaye ’s "What ’s Happening Brother" written during the Vietnam War in 1971 and System of a Down ’s "Boom!" written during the Iraq War in 2002 talk about the same topic. Though two different wars‚ decades and styles of music‚ these songs still depict

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    Sugar Shack Analysis

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    had a duplicate of the Art. Also another reason I picked‚ the sugar shack it’s so much history in the painting. At first glance you can see a Marvin Gaye banner is hanging up in the painting. As one of the icons‚ especially having one of his hits on the banner “I want you” with being be connected to the picture shows how well how many people enjoyed Marvin gaye. From my point of view everybody must be over the age of 21 in the picture. Most of the men that’s in the picture

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    Lets Get it on Marvin Gaye vs Juelz Santana Marvin Gaye and Juelz Santana took the phrase “lets get it on “to reach two different audiences.  Musicians often use metaphors or sayings when they are trying to get a point across. Depending on how we use them‚ the message we are trying to deliver can be straight forward or indirect. Sometimes a phrase can have several meanings. For instance the phrase “lets get it on “ what are we trying to say‚ are we challenging an opponent‚ accepting an opponents

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    History of Soul Music

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    History of Soul Music Christina Ivery University of Phoenix RES/110 John Thomas February 11‚ 2010 Soul music was a voice for blacks during a time of war and segregation‚ aside of leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King‚ Jr. and Malcolm X.. As stated by a historian Peter Guralnick‚ “It was as if the rhythm and blues singer‚ like the jazz musician and professional

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    to keep “Old School Music” alive. There are so many different genres of music and they all represent different people‚ attitudes‚ places‚ times‚ ethnicities and ideas. Imagine what this world would be like without old school R & B artists like Marvin Gaye‚ The Temptations‚ Diana Ross‚ and everybody’s all time favorite Michael Jackson to share the gift of R&B with us. Berry Gordy‚ Founder and owner of the Tamla-Motown family record labels‚ established Motown Records as one of the most important independent

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