EPIC CONCEPTS PRESENT FAMAILIAR FACES SATURDAYS AT THE TRADEWINDS NIGHT CLUB
for info call 202.669.0001 or log on to www.matureclientele.com
EPIC CONCEPTS PRESENT FAMAILIAR FACES SATURDAYS AT THE TRADEWINDS NIGHT CLUB
for info call 202.669.0001 or log on to www.matureclientele.com
EPIC CONCEPTS FOR INFO CALL 202.669.0001 or log on to www.matureclientele.com .
The Vybe Band & Suttle Thoughts
@
The Tradewinds Night Club
(5859 Allentown Way, Camp Springs MD)
Saturday June 13th, 2006
June 9, 1964 – May 15, 2009
Wayman Tisdale discusses his fight against cancer that forced him to have his leg amputated, and eventually took his life. No smile was as genuine than Wayman Tisdale. You would have to look long and hard to find a better man than he was. May he live forever beside the Lord! The world has lost one of its best men.
Mother’s Finest the funk rock band was founded in Atlanta, Georgia by Joyce Kennedy and Glenn Murdock in the early 1970s. Notable partly because they are an “interracial” rock group from the US South. Their music was a blend of funky rhythm, heavy guitars and expressive rock singing. Their debut album Mother’s Finest from 1976 today is a rare collector’s piece and contained with the ironic song “Nigizz Can’t Sing Rock’n Roll” (although they were criticized for it by an important religious leader and dropped it from their live concerts). In the summer of 1977, they opened for The Who in their laser lit tour through Canada. An unusual choice of opening acts, they impressed with their performance and choreographed stage show. In 1978 they were guests in German broadcast Rockpalast and with one concert they gathered a cult status in Europe which lasts until today (this concert appears on the DVD Mother’s Finest - At Rockpalast).
In light of yet another threatening of a club event,. basically due to the violence that rips our community, I was compelled to make this PSA. If you are a supporter, fan or active member of Go-Go music, then I ask you all to make a stand… not only when the threat of closing begin to rise, but at all times…. 24/7. Because the bottom line is that unless the people and the officials see us as being an entity trying to assist in all ways possible to bring solutions, they will always consider us the problem. Yet… if they at all times see that we too care about the well being and safety of our fellow citizens, then right from the beginning the will always know what’s side we are truly on regarding this issue.
With that being said, Yes… we do have a responsibility. Go-Go is not just about the music… but also about the culture.