Sunday, April 16
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Carla Eckels
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KMUW
This week on Soulsations, Johnny Bailey, the founder of the Commodore Museum in Tuskegee, Alabama, shares details about what’s inside the museum dedicated to a legendary band that has sold 70 million albums worldwide.
We’ll share a new project by Kem, who is celebrating 20 years with Motown. Kem has recorded his first live album and wrote a book about his journey. Also, we’ll “Walk on Water” with a new gospel release from Lena Bryd Miles.
This week’s DoubleTake is from Michael Collins of Kansas City, the enticing “Don’t You Know That?” by captivating artist, Luther Vandross and a great cover by the ever-so-talented, Rahsaan Patterson.