
After giving us a taste of Al Green’s “Let’s Stay Together”, our President is at it again…
Washington Post reports:
Guy, B.B. King, Mick Jagger and Jeff Beck were among the blues-rock royals assembled to perform at 1600 Pennsylvania on Tuesday night — an evening that ended with a singing performance from President Obama himself.
President Obama sang along as Glary Clark Jr. performed “Catfish Blues” at the White House on Tuesday night.
It was the latest in a series of semi-regular concerts hosted by first lady Michelle Obama celebrating the American songbook.
Previous performances in the series have saluted the music of the civil rights era, Motown and Broadway, as well as jazz, country (twice), classical and Latin music. Now, to mark Black History Month, the Obamas honored the blues, arguably the most influential of any American musical genre.
“This music speaks to something universal,” the president said before introducing King. “No one goes through life without both joy and pain, triumph and sorrow. The blues gets all of that.”
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As we all heard this past weekend, the unfortunate events that took place with Bobby Brown and his children at Whitney’s Homegoing. A lot of people are #TeamBobbyBrown, and all feel he is being treated unfairly.












