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Mrs Pricilla Price was Born in Virgina the daughter of a Coal miner. In the early 60s she performed for heads of state , including the Kennedy's in Hyannis port and both Queen Elizabeth and Prime Minster Lester B. Pearson, In Montreal Canada. In the 70s she was an opening act for big shows while touring the states and overseas. In the 80s and 90s she performed at big festivals as a recording artist for Rock House Records while touring Paris, Italy and Greece. She also performed in a Tony - Award - Nominated- Broadway Musical  It ain't nothing but the Blues. Pricilla has received many Life time acheivement awards, and a distiguished citizen award from W va Govenor Joe Machin III. In 2016 she was inducted into the W. va All Black Schools Sports and Academic Hall of Fame. She continues to perform  at Concert Venues nationwide. We will also have  Lady Love from last weeks program: LadyLove® singing Jazz, pop music, R&B and Blues gave her the opportunity to explore those sounds. Performing as a lead singer in her family jazz band “J Surrender” gave her the exposure to join the stage play “Perilous Times” produced and directed by TJ Hemphill for 2 consecutive years. LadyLove® along with her twin sister sang background vocals for Grammy Nominee Keith Washington at the renowned out door theatre in Detroit, Mi, Chene Park, opening up for the MaryJane girls and headliner, Charlie Wilson as well as MGM Casino and restaurant “Ignite” to bring in the New Year. During her downtime she writes and arranges music as well as hosts a live music review show   Please support  The Black Jewish Queen Live Chat or the Chat Reel with Billy and Friends you can send your monetary donations through: paypal.me/psychotherapycheckou To support the shoe donations. Contact givebackjamaica@gmail.com or go to webpage www.givebackjamaica.org

This week we're coming to you live from the NIVA conference in Cleveland, sharing a keynote conversation between LP and Shahida Mausi, President/CEO of the Right Productions. Shahida Mausi has built a career in cultural and entertainment programming designed to serve the public. In 1996 she formed The Right Productions, Inc. (TRP). The company has managed and operated the 6,000-seat Chene Park Amphitheater, providing food and beverage service, security, parking, and other aspects of major event production since 2004. Under her direction Chene Park has increased events and attendance annually, serving approximately 100,000 in 2010.As the president of TRP, Ms. Mausi has created national award-winning marketing promotions, gained and sustained relationships with such clients as MGM Grand Detroit Casino, The City of Detroit, and the Greektown Casino. In addition, The Right Productions has provided talent and production services for special events, including the Super Bowl XL Winter Blast, Detroit 300, the Detroit Music Festival, and Movement – Detroit's Electronic Music Festival.Ms. Mausi has produced and booked concerts with great artists, including Wynton Marsalis, Della Reese, Little Richard, Nina Simone, Deepak Chopra, Herbie Hancock, Judith Jamison, Fela, Jill Scott, Mary J. Blige, and Carmen McCrae, just to name a few.A pinnacle experience occurred when Ms. Mausi produced the largest event held to commemorate the historic visit of Nelson and Winnie Mandela to Detroit. Under her direction, Tiger Stadium (never before used for such an event) was completely outfitted as a major concert venue, with pooled electronic media, new ticket scaling, and computerization. Ms. Mausi orchestrated the major technical and artistic production elements necessary for such an auspicious occasion in less than four weeks. More than 50,000 people attended the event, and hundreds of thousands more viewed televised coverage. Participants included Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, a 2,000-voice choir, and an array of other artistic and political dignitaries. The impact of the event was palpable for several days thereafter. It helped gross more than $1 million to celebrate and project the spirit of Detroit nationally and internationally.Ms. Mausi also played a pivotal role in creating the African World Festival, later used as a model for the National Black Arts Festival in Atlanta She has been involved in bringing international productions with historical significance, including Sarafina and Black Heroes in the Hall of Fame, to new audiences. She also produced the audiobook of Ron Milner's CHECKMATES, starring Ruby Dee.Shahida is a graduate of the University of Detroit and the mother of four sons, Dorian, Sulaiman, Rashid, and Malik, three of whom work for The Right Productions.Lean more about Lyte.Find more great podcasts from Osiris Media, the leading storyteller in music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we're coming to you live from the NIVA conference in Cleveland, sharing a keynote conversation between LP and Shahida Mausi, President/CEO of the Right Productions. Shahida Mausi has built a career in cultural and entertainment programming designed to serve the public. In 1996 she formed The Right Productions, Inc. (TRP). The company has managed and operated the 6,000-seat Chene Park Amphitheater, providing food and beverage service, security, parking, and other aspects of major event production since 2004. Under her direction Chene Park has increased events and attendance annually, serving approximately 100,000 in 2010.As the president of TRP, Ms. Mausi has created national award-winning marketing promotions, gained and sustained relationships with such clients as MGM Grand Detroit Casino, The City of Detroit, and the Greektown Casino. In addition, The Right Productions has provided talent and production services for special events, including the Super Bowl XL Winter Blast, Detroit 300, the Detroit Music Festival, and Movement – Detroit's Electronic Music Festival.Ms. Mausi has produced and booked concerts with great artists, including Wynton Marsalis, Della Reese, Little Richard, Nina Simone, Deepak Chopra, Herbie Hancock, Judith Jamison, Fela, Jill Scott, Mary J. Blige, and Carmen McCrae, just to name a few.A pinnacle experience occurred when Ms. Mausi produced the largest event held to commemorate the historic visit of Nelson and Winnie Mandela to Detroit. Under her direction, Tiger Stadium (never before used for such an event) was completely outfitted as a major concert venue, with pooled electronic media, new ticket scaling, and computerization. Ms. Mausi orchestrated the major technical and artistic production elements necessary for such an auspicious occasion in less than four weeks. More than 50,000 people attended the event, and hundreds of thousands more viewed televised coverage. Participants included Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, a 2,000-voice choir, and an array of other artistic and political dignitaries. The impact of the event was palpable for several days thereafter. It helped gross more than $1 million to celebrate and project the spirit of Detroit nationally and internationally.Ms. Mausi also played a pivotal role in creating the African World Festival, later used as a model for the National Black Arts Festival in Atlanta She has been involved in bringing international productions with historical significance, including Sarafina and Black Heroes in the Hall of Fame, to new audiences. She also produced the audiobook of Ron Milner's CHECKMATES, starring Ruby Dee.Shahida is a graduate of the University of Detroit and the mother of four sons, Dorian, Sulaiman, Rashid, and Malik, three of whom work for The Right Productions.Lean more about Lyte.Find more great podcasts from Osiris Media, the leading storyteller in music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of the livest shows we ever had! We had Diezel (GSM), GRock, DJ Babe, Mack Nickels, Motizzy, & late comer Seven the General. We discussed Detroit hip hop, classics, and had paid homage to the legendary emcees in the building. Seven was lit like always! There were a lot of good stories especially when Diezel explains what happened at Chene Park with Rick Ross. You are going to want to listen to this episode over and over again. Listen! Share! Subscribe! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cornerpocket/support

Having family roots in music can definitely help in being a success, and there is no doubt that the founder of the Dome Group is following in some great footsteps...Look forward to talking to him about this, growing up in Detroit.  Though it seems much holder, the Dome Group, is only a little bit over 10 years old....It is directly connected to The Productions, Inc. which is owned by Sulaiman's mother, Shahida Mausi, and of course that group is majorly involved in the Aretha Franklin Park, formerly Chene Park.... Mausi admits he was practically born a Entrepreneur and that his parents have been directly involved in the Detroit music business for years...Considering his grandfather is Nathan Garrett...that entreprenurial spirit appears to go back many years......and, now he is looking to make folks even more excited about what Durham has to offer..Last year was his first year at the helm of Art of Cool and of course there were growing pains, but he has big plans for this major Durham festival and we look forward to hearing about them...Also joining us will be Blaike Bibbs of the College Democrats of America and Kafi Ambrose.  Kafi talks about being a creative and a entrepreneur and a Single mother and Blaike will give us a overview of what the College Democrats are doing and how they are preparing for the 2020 elections as well as assessment of the new young leaders in the Democratic Party...  

This is your Daily Detroit recorded on August 31, 2018. - The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, was scheduled to be laid to rest Friday. A little piece of news out of the funeral is that Chene Park is to be renamed in her honor. - Fellow hometown music star Eminem has dropped a new 13-track album at an unexpected time, titled “Kamikaze.” In it, he takes no prisoners with verbal shots at Charlamagne Tha God, Harvey Weinstein; Tyler, the Creator; Lil Pump; Machine Gun Kelly and Donald Trump. - Ford Motor Company is planning to get rid of most of its cars for the American market in favor of more trucks, crossovers and SUVs. But the automaker on Friday said it’s canceling one of the only remaining cars it did plan to offer due to costs associated with President Trump’s trade war. - Headaches for drivers due to road projects in Michigan could go on longer, thanks to a dispute between road construction companies and one union. - Wayne State University is welcoming its largest full-time freshman class in its 150-year history this year. Enrollment jumped 15 percent to just under 3,000 freshmen. - A recount of the SMART bus millage vote in Macomb County is over. - A new coworking space has opened up shop in Ferndale. It’s called PatchWork Collective, and it occupies a storefront on Woodward Avenue in a space formerly occupied by the InkAddict tattoo parlor. - Last night on the rooftop of the Madison Building, Toma Detroit, the aspiring tequila and mezcal bar and restaurant, won this years Comerica Hatch Detroit Contest. Like the show? Don't forget to subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Overcast, or wherever you download your favorite shows.

Your show for August 27, 2018: - Ground broke today near Chene Park on what promises to be - when it’s complete - one of Detroit’s hottest new public attractions. Sven Gustafson caught up with Mark Wallace of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy to get the details. - A 275 year old tree was cut down in Ferndale, says the Oakland County Times. More (including awesome pictures you gotta see) here. - A 28 year old bicyclist has died after being hit by a car on the bridge to Belle Isle State Park. - To many Metro Detroiters, a sushi event at Eastern Market has left a raw feeling. The Detroit Sushi Fest was on Friday evening and it is the current object of the Detroiternet’s ire, with many bad reviews. - Norma G’s Cuisine is opening its first brick and mortar location in the Jefferson-Chalmers neighborhood of Detroit on Tuesday. - Beginners luck seems to be a real thing for a 19 year old Macomb County man. That’s because he won half a million dollars with the Platinum 7’s instant game on his fourth ticket.  - The King of pop - Michael Jackson - would be 60 years old on Wednesday, the 29th. For those of you who might need a little push to get over the hump day of Wednesday… to celebrate, the Joebar in Hazel Park is doing a party. That's it for the show today. Sven rejoins us tomorrow, where we dig into some buildings demolitions around town that have people talking because of the street art that went with it, as well as a large historic structure near Palmer Park. Be sure to subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or your favorite app of choice.

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Leading up to their show on June 16, 2018 at Chene Park in Detroit, Cal spoke to Ronnie Devoe, and Ricky Bell from Bell Biv Devoe, RBRM and New Edition fame. This was a dream come true for Cal.

Recently at Chene Park near the beatiful water bordering between Detroit and Windsor, I got to see Shalamar featuring Carolyn Griffey,  Howard Hewett, guitarist Micki Free and the drummer Carlos Sargent!.  "The funky drummer"! He resides from the home of blues in Memphis, Tennessee.  Influenced by James Brown, George Duke, Earth Wind & Fire, The Dooble Brothers, Phil Collins.  A career spanning 20 years, Carlos has performed at jazz festivals in Italy!  His list even includes Japan.   This will be a great show Call in Live to 929-477-2320 EST 7 pm Pacific 4 pm Central 6 pm

Erykah Badu helps battle the back log of Wayne County rape test kits Friday at Chene Park

As a producer, he has lent his hand to such artists as; Janet Jackson, Pharoahe Monch, Bobby Creekwater, Vickie Winans, Jadakiss, Lin Rountree, Anita Baker, Jay Electronica, Jeymes Samuel, Ryan Leslie, and Amp Fiddler. In 2011 his music was featured in the AT&T “Swag/FLY ERRR” commercial.  At just 32 years old, he is a taste and hit-maker with an undeniable track record. As an artist B. has performed and toured alongside some of the industry's finest including; Talib Kweli, Morris Day and The Time, Kim Burrell, Robert Glasper, Derrick Hodge, The Isley Brothers, George Duke, The Last Poets, Musiq Soulchild, Geno Young, Jaguar Wright, Kelis, Gene Dunlap, Sy Smith, Zo!, Joe Sample, Norman Brown, Wyclef, Raheem DeVaughn, Martha Reeves and Jonathan Butler just to name a few. Along with national tours, B. has also graced the stages of all of Detroit's premier venues and clubs including; The Fox Theatre, Chene Park, Freedom Hill, Detroit Opera House, Hart Plaza, The Music Hall, The Charles H. Wright Museum of African-American History, Baker's Keyboard Lounge, The Key Club, and Bert's Jazz Marketplace.