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REMEMBERING HEAVEN PRIDE by Detroit's Godmother of House Music

This is an example of R&B hits remixed to house music enjoy

HW ON BLAST January 20, 2023 by Detroit's Godmother of House Music

Throwback Mix

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SUNDAY NITE HOUSE LEVEL 2 FEAT HOTWAXX live w/NYUMBIA MUZIKI, DEBLON JACKSON FLUTE, AISHA ELLIS DRUMS, DJ'S KELLY HOLMES, MARK PRUITT

Non stop music live at Spotlite Detroit that include Father Dukes & Jenny Lafeme

This is a mix that aired on Techno-club.net in 2020 Enjoy the 4plus hour journey

Aretha Franklin. Rolling Stone #1 Singer of all times Born March 25th, 1942 Key Tracks “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman,” “Respect,” “I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You),” “Think,” “Chain of Fools” Influenced Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys, Aaron Neville, Annie Lennox You know a force from heaven. You know something that God made. And Aretha is a gift from God. When it comes to expressing yourself through song, there is no one who can touch her. She is the reason why women want to sing. Aretha has everything — the power, the technique. She is honest with everything she says. Everything she’s thinking or dealing with is all in the music, from “Chain of Fools” to “Respect” to her live performances. And she has total confidence; she does not waver at all. I think her gospel base brings that confidence, because in gospel they do not play around — they’re all about chops, who has the vocal runs. This is no game to her. As a child, I used to listen to Aretha’s music because my mom played “Do Right Woman” and “Ain’t No Way” every single day. I would see my mother cry when she listened to those songs, and I’d cry too. Then I discovered her on my own with the Sparkle soundtrack. I must have played “Giving Him Something He Can Feel” 30 times in a row; eventually, I connected the dots to that voice my mom was listening to. Even the way she pronounces words is amazing: In “Giving Him Something He Can Feel,” when she sings, “Many say that I’m too young” — the way she says “I’m,” you can almost see her saying it, like she’s all in your face, but you’re still right with her. You can really visualize her hands when she sings, “You’re tying both of my hands,” on “Ain’t No Way” — it’s the powerful way she hits the word “both.” When you watch her work, you can see why Aretha is who she is. When we did the song “Don’t Waste Your Time” on my album Mary, she just went in there and ate that record like Pac-Man. She could be doing a church vocal run, and it would turn into some jazz-space thing, something I never encountered before. You’d say, “Where did that come from? Where did she find that note?” It’s beautiful to see, because it helps people with a lack of confidence in their ability, like myself. I look at her and think, “I need a piece of that. Whatever that is.” —Mary J. Blige

Twisted Tuesday. RRJF by Detroit's Godmother of House Music

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