Ursuline Kairson & Darryl Hall

The Warmth of Our Songs

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Soul groove sounds. Music,  listening, less talking.  Enjoy.

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Real JAZZ

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Real JAZZ, unlike most things labeled as such today!

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COVID subsiding, back to life! 

#covidpast#fashion#celebrities#movies#food#home lifestyle#health fitness#travel and libraries#photography#musicians#music

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Segment (feat. Jim Ridl)

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Segment (feat. Jim Ridl)

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Lean In, Fall Forward.  

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Black Lingo is a form of vocal expression in Black American culture, emanating mostly from the south, using figurative words and short phrases instead of conventional english. It’s used in common day talk by sports stars, news journalists, politicians, and others. The music here mixes soul and groove to become BLACK LINGO.

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ESPN is trying to evolve. Women, African Americans! 

Africans Americans, like Irish, Italian, French, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, German, Jewish, ALL AMERICAN!

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Lean In, Fall Forward - Stand tall, face adversity straight on. 

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Hairdoooz...

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Beautiful Lips. 

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Women, African American Women, in SPORTS!

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ESPN is trying to evolve. Women, African Americans! 

Africans Americans, like Irish, Italian, French, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, German, Jewish, ALL AMERICAN!

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Lean In, Fall Forward - Stand tall, face adversity straight on. 

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Black Lingo is a form of vocal expression in Black American culture, emanating mostly from the south, using figurative words and short phrases instead of conventional english. It's used in common day talk by sports stars, news journalists, politicians, and others. The music here mixes soul and groove to become BLACK LINGO.

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Kojo Roney Jazz Drummer. Inspiration from a young blood!  Culture versus industry.