CHRC and City Council Honors King Records Artists for Black History Month
CHRC and Councilmember Yvette Simpson closed out
celebrating Black History Month with “Local Legends Lunch & Learn Series II
honoring King Records”, Wednesday, February 24th, along with six of its
recording artists.
Each of the artists gave a brief explanation of
how they came to be at King Records and City Council honored each artist with a
Resolution:
- Funk genre pioneer Bootsy Collins, who recorded with
the late James Brown in his backup band known as the
"Original J.B.'s
- James “Jimmy” Railey, one of the original Famous Flame
- James Brown’s original backup singers; sisters Geneva
Kinard Woode and Denise Kinard Crawley, The Sisters
of Righteous, who sang backup for James Brown and Vicky Anderson
- Otis Williams, a producer and Otis Williams & The
Charms and
- Phillip Paul, a jazz and studio drummer.
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