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Harlem’s Melba Moore Talks Music And More On The Danny Tisdale Show (Audio)

Join Harlem music superstar Melba Moore as she talks growing up with music, inspirations, fave song and more during Black Music Month with host Danny Tisdale, on The Danny Tisdale Show.Continue reading

Jazzmobile Presents Alyson Williams ‘Grants Tomb’ In Harlem

Alyson Williams is an R&B singer who had a string of hit singles in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Some notable tracks include "Sleep Talk", "My Love Is So Raw" and "I Need Your Lovin". Continue reading

Harlem’s Freddie Jackson’s New Album Is Sending Out Love Signals

For urban contemporary listeners and music critics alike; there is no doubt which R&B artists deserve a place among the greatest of all time.Continue reading

8 Of The Most Iconic Harlem Afros

This famous fabulous look is getting a modern makeover. Scroll down to see our favorite afro styles of Harlem now and then, high and low, black and blonde.Continue reading

Seitu’s World: Vaughan Harper Celebration Of Life In Harlem (Photos)

Photographs By Seitu Oronde On Saturday, July 16th, 2016, Seitu Oronde photographed Melba Moore, Dr. Bob Lee, Terry Williams, Lloyd Williams and many others for the Vaughan Harper Celebration Of Life at the iconic Riverside Church 121st Street in West Harlem, New York.Continue reading

Dione Warwick, Melba Moore, Charles B. Rangel And More Celebrate Harlem’s Black Nuns’

The Franciscan Handmaids of the Most Pure Heart of Mary, Inc. (FHM), one of only three orders of Black nuns in the United States, was preparing to phase out in 2014. Continue reading

The Harlem-Based Order Of Black Nuns Turns 100

The Franciscan Handmaids of the Most Pure Heart of Mary, Inc. (FHM), one of only three orders of Black nuns in the United States, was preparing to phase out in 2014.

Melba Moore’s Throwback Thursday Photo Of The Day

From Harlem World Magazine fabulous Facebook friend Melba Moore's Throwback Thursday Photo Of The Day with Rolling Stone rocker Mick Jagger, Harlem man Rev Al Sharpton, Harlem Diva Melba Moore and the recently deceased David Bowie.Continue reading