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thundergrace · 2 years
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After over 40 years in the industry, Sheryl Lee Ralph wins her first Emmy in her first nomination. She accepts by singing a line from "Endangered Species" by Dianne Reeves:
I am an endangered species, but I sing no victim's song. I am a woman. I am an artist. And I know where my voice belongs.
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letterboxd-loggd · 4 months
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Good Night, and Good Luck. (2005) George Clooney
February 3rd 2024
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negrolicity · 5 months
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Carol Of The Bells
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tfc2211 · 2 years
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Tracks 01 - The Harvey Averne Dozen - The Word 02 - Ella Fitzgerald - Savoy Truffle 03 - Grant Green - I Want To Hold Your Hand 04 - Stanley Turrentine - Can't Buy Me Love 05 - Sarah Vaughan - And I Love Him 06 - Herbie Mann - Come Together 07 - Joshua Breakstone - From Me To You 08 - Dianne Reeves & Javon Jackson - The Fool On The Hill 09 - Salena Jones - If I fell 10 - Nancy Wilson - Yesterday 11 - Diana Krall - And I Loved Him 12 - Grant Green - A Day In The Life 13 - George Benson - Golden Slumbers / You Never Give Me Your Money 14 - Lonnie Smith - Eleanor Rigby 15 - Joshua Breakstone - I Will
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nonlovesongoftheday · 2 years
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AMBÈ - Fatoumata Diawara feat. SOMI, Mayra Andrade, Thandiswa Mazwai, Inna Modja, Dianne Reeves, and Angelique Kidjo
I sing for my sisters And I sing for my brothers I sing for the world that we all love one another The beauty that connect us is we are all one The moon, the stars, the earth and the mighty sun I sing for the world I sing
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brooklynrwhitegrier · 2 years
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Sheryl Lee Ralph started her Emmys speech by singing "Endangered Species," a 1994 song by Dianne Reeves. I spoke with Ms. Reeves about the moment. 
 "How does somebody, in the midst of their blessing, bless somebody else?" she said. "That is true sisterhood."
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Collection: Brian Stokes Mitchell performs at the Hollywood Bowl tribute to Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee, July 27, 2022
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[Brian Stokes Mitchell performs at the Hollywood Bowl tribute to Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee, other guests included Billie Eilish, Debbie Harry, Dianne Reeves, Bettye LaVette, Christian McBride, Seth McFarlane, and the Count Basie Orchestra, July 27, 2022].
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Set List of songs below that Stokes performed with links to audience videos: [full program set list (x) from Dave Glasser's facebook (x)]
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gioelline · 8 months
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Silver gray hair neatly combed in place.
There were four generations of love on her face.
She was so wise, no surprise passed her eyes,
She'd seen it all.
I was a child, oh, about three or four.
All day I'd ask questions.
At night I'd ask more.
But whenever; she never, would ever, turn me away.
I'd say how can I be sure what is right or wrong ?
And why does what I want always take so long ?
Please tell me where does God live
And why won't He talk to me ?
I'd say, Grandma what is love ?
Will I ever find out ?
Why are we so poor, what is life about ?
I want to know the answers before I fall off to sleep.
She sort of smiled as she tucked me in.
Then she pulled up that old rockin' chair once again.
But tonight she was slightly, remarkably
Different somehow
Slowly she rocked, lookin' half asleep.
Grandma yawned as she stretched.
Then she started to speak.
What she told me, would mold me, and hold me
Together inside.
She said all the things you ask
You will know someday.
But you have got to live in a patient way.
God put us here by fate
And by fate that means better days.
She said, child we are all moons in the dark of night.
Ain't no morning gonna come 'til the time is right.
Can't get to better days lest you make it through the night.
You gotta make it through the night, yes you do.
You can't get to no better days
Unless you make it through the night.
Oh, you will see those better days
But you gotta be patient.
(Be patient) oh baby, be patient.
Later that year, at the turn of spring,
Heaven sent angels down and gave Grandma her wings.
Now, she's flying, and sliding, and gliding
In better days
And although I'm all grown up
I still get confused.
I stumble through the dark
Getting bumped and bruised.
When night gets in my way
I could still hear my Grandma say
I can hear her say,
I can hear her say.
You can't get to no better days
Unless you make it through the night baby.
(Be patient) Oh, you will see those better days
But you gotta be patient.
Child, do you hear me, yeah.
You can't get to no better days
Unless you make it, you got to make it
You got to make it
You got to make it through the night
Oh Grandma, oh Grandma
Do you see me now, lady
Oh oh oh oh oh
She used to sit me on her knee
She used to comb my hair
She used to tell me stories
My Grandma took me everywhere
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sonicziggy · 1 year
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"Esperanto (feat. Dianne Reeves)" by Vince Mendoza, Metropole Orkest, Dianne Reeves https://ift.tt/hu1bVGB
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Jessica shows her optimism by selecting the Dianne Reeves’recording of “Today Will Be a Good Day” as the show opener. It’s a song that was written by Dianne for her 2008 album "When You Know," and an indicator of what’s to come during today's session of music, laughs, and chit-chat at the Deluxe Cabin.
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dailyflicks · 2 months
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PARENTHOOD 1989 - dir. Ron Howard
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negrolicity · 10 months
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Watch "The Baylor Project- We Swing (The Cypher) ft. Jazzmeia Horn & Dianne Reeves" on YouTube
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tfc2211 · 2 years
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Play ▶ Jazzin’ The Beatles (Jazz Covers)
Tracks 01 - The Harvey Averne Dozen - The Word 02 - Ella Fitzgerald - Savoy Truffle 03 - Grant Green - I Want To Hold Your Hand 04 - Stanley Turrentine - Can't Buy Me Love 05 - Sarah Vaughan - And I Love Him 06 - Herbie Mann - Come Together 07 - Joshua Breakstone - From Me To You 08 - Dianne Reeves & Javon Jackson - The Fool On The Hill 09 - Salena Jones - If I fell 10 - Nancy Wilson - Yesterday 11 - Diana Krall - And I Loved Him 12 - Grant Green - A Day In The Life 13 - George Benson - Golden Slumbers / You Never Give Me Your Money 14 - Lonnie Smith - Eleanor Rigby 15 - Joshua Breakstone - I Will
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mopikeanuriver · 9 months
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There’s a moment in Parenthood when Reeves’s dude-bro character, Tod, gives a terrific little speech to his girlfriend’s mom, played by Dianne Wiest. Now, throughout most of the story, Tod is the mom’s enemy, a wannabe man, maybe not so bright, stealing her daughter into adulthood. But then he does his monologue while drinking milk from the carton in her kitchen.
“I guess a boy Garry’s age really needs a man around,” Wiest’s character says, referring to how Tod has become an unlikely father figure for her thirteen-year-old son. “Yeah, well,” Tod says, guzzling milk. He stops, points a pinkie at her: “Depends on the man. I had a man around. He used to wake me up in the morning by flicking lit cigarettes at my head. ‘Hey, asshole! Get up and make me breakfast.’ You know, Mrs. Buckman, you need a license to buy a dog or drive a car. Hell, you need a license to catch a fish. But they’ll let any butt-reaming asshole be a father.”
He gazes off for just a second, snaps to, and looks Wiest right in the eye. Then he shudders and makes a bluurhrh sound, as if he’s shaking off a big insect or a bad memory, and says, “Well, I’m gonna pick up Julie.
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“Thirty-two years later, Plimpton remembers it: “That’s him. That little shudder. He added that. That’s his little touch. I thought it was fucking brilliant. It was hilarious. And so him. So dear. So. Dear. I just love that moment in the movie.”
I ask Plimpton if she picked up any bit of wisdom from her time with Keanu, a lesson that’s stuck with her. Without hesitating, she says, “Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I think it’s a sense of forgiveness. Of myself.”
(Esquire 2021)
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20th Anniversary Nothing Like a Dame Concert, Honoring Marin Mazzie
By sheer coincidence, out of the eight Divas in our tournament to appear in the luminous Nothing Like a Dame concert in 2016, six of them are in this week's round. So, let's talk Women.
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Pictured: Marin Mazzie with (L to R) Karen Ziemba, Tonya Pinkins, Judy Kuhn
Held as a benefit for the Actors Fund (now named the Entertainment Community Fund), the Nothing Like a Dame concert specifically went towards the Phyllis Newman Women's Health Initiative. The Entertainment Community Fund is an organization that provides "human services nationally for people who work in film, theater, television, music, opera, radio and dance." Many of our Divas have served on the board or various committees. Services include health and wellness resources, housing, financial assistant, senior care, etc.
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Pictured: Marin Mazzie with (L to R) Donna Murphy, Karen Ziemba, LaChanze, Bebe Neuwirth, Ali Stroker.
Diva Bebe Neuwirth (of next week's polls) directed a lineup of women that included Tonya Pinkins, Judy Kuhn, Donna Murphy, Mary Beth Peil, Marin Mazzie, Karen Ziemba, and LaChanze (also of next week's polls) among many others. Oh, to have been in the room...
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Pictured: (1, 2, 3) Donna Murphy, Mary Beth Peil, Marin Mazzie, Karen Ziemba. (4) Bebe Neuwirth, Marin Mazzie, Phyllis Newman, Donna Murphy.
Highlights of the night included the "Marinettes" (Donna, Mary Beth, and Karen) singing a medley of songs including "Wunderbar," "The Greatest Star," and “Wait Till You See Her,”; Judy Kuhn singing "Ring of Keys," and Tonya Pinkins giving a "chilling version of Dianne Reeves’ “Endangered Species.”
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Pictured (L to R): Tonya Pinkins, Judy Kuhn, Erin Hill, ???, Phyllis Newman, Donna Murphy, Mary Beth Peil, Marin Mazzie, Karen Ziemba, LaChanze, Christine Ebersole, Julie Halston, Ali Stroker, Bebe Neuwirth.
Since 2016, the Nothing Like a Dame concerts, as far as I can find, have not proceeded. And what are we as a society doing to bring back concerts bursting at the seams with women?
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The night ended with Marin Mazzie taking center stage on a little black stool with a field of sunflowers behind her as she sang Kander and Ebb's "But the World Goes Round." The song reached new poignancy for a woman fighting ovarian cancer. Less than two years later, the world stopped, and one of the brightest lights of Broadway went out for good. As the song goes, "and sometimes your heart breaks // With a deafening sound," but for the rest of us, the world really does go round.
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(Was this just an excuse to post a lot of pictures of Marin? Maybe...)
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bigassbowlingballhead · 7 months
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tzp and nick should be like sandra bullock and keanu reeves or like ryan gosling and emma stone, more projects together
or dianne lane and richard gere or julia roberts and... richard gere
i like the way you think, friend.
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