“A Family Conversation” is a storytelling audio series that features weekly discussions between blogging cousins LadyG and Ron Brown on current events along with favorite posts from each other’s blog.
Updated: 7/3/2021
Containsadult language
In this post, the cousins are talking about:
Ron’s milestone birthday–chile, he fine as frog’s hair!
How Ron shut LadyG’s mouth
An “irksome” new friend who introduces Ron to some new thangs
The fact that slow talking Southerners are not dummies.
Whether or not Gil Scott-Heron was the first rapper
Ron presents Scott-Heron’s “The Bicentennial Blues” which points to the paradox of Independence Day.
The importance of research
Defining terms
Work songs as the musical ancestors to the blues and appreciating the fact that they gave birth to R&B/Soul music and damn near everything else thereafter!
America’s legacy of hypocrisy
Babies on buses; a horrible incident in South Carolina (March 2, 1970)where a group of 150-200 white men rocked and turned over school buses during integration.
“A Family Conversation” is a storytelling audio series that features weekly discussions between blogging cousins LadyG and Ron Brown on current events along with favorite posts from each other’s blog.
Very strong adult language
Caution: This is a long one
In this post, the cousins are talking about:
Partying in a hole in the wall with NO floor in the back of Alabama
Costee J McNair– DJ extraordinaire
Shanghai and big cousins blocking
LadyG causes a ruckus at the club
Vanity vs Mary Jane Girl
James Mtume is deep go Google him
Back to Mary Jane Girls
“Daddy, how you know that song?”
“Doo Doo Brown”
Uncle Charlie…and The GAP Band (Acronym for Greenwood, Archer and Pine streets in Tulsa, Oklahoma) aka “Black Wall Street”
Tell me if you still care….Ron “hangs out” with a friend
The Lord giveth us thine BASS!
Kashif and the Unsung curse
Sentence fragments in music
Heffa is the highest of compliments for a singer from Black people
Ron places “The Manhattans” in yearbook stone
Aretha tells you ALLLLLLLL something
Atomic dog and them Q-Dogs
The Isley’s were the shit and Chris Jasper was that guy! An innovator!
Ron’s voice, Ernie’s guitar and Chris Jasper’s classical training and composing make The Isley Brother’s sound
Be here next Friday for an all new conversation with your favorite crazy ass Georgia cousins!
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