musical excerpts, fyi.  randye

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Subject: 0615 - Today in Black History - June 15

1921 - Erroll Garner is born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  He will become
        an accomplished pianist who will play by ear.  Much of his early
        work will be lost because it will not be written down.  His best
        known composition will be "Misty."  He will be an ASCAP Award-
        winning jazz pianist.  Some of his other hits will be "Dreamy,"
        "That's My Kick," "Moment's Delight," and "Solitaire."  He will be
        honored on a stamp by the U.S. Postal Service.

1969 - O'Shea Jackson is born in Los Angeles, California.  Known later as
        "Ice Cube," he will be the first member of the seminal Californian
        rap group N.W.A. to leave, and he will quickly establish himself as
        one of hip-hop's best and most controversial artists. From the
        outset of his career, he will court controversy, since his rhymes
        were profane and political.  As a solo artist, his politics and
        social commentary will sharpen substantially, and his first two
        records, "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted" and "Death Certificate," will be
        equally praised and reviled for their lyrical stance, which happens
        to be considerably more articulate than many of his gangsta peers.
        As his career progresses, Ice Cube's influence begins to decline,
        particularly as he tries to incorporate elements of contemporary
        groups like Cypress Hill into his sound, but his stature never
        diminished, and he will remain one of the biggest rap stars
        throughout the '90s. He will also become an actor and will have his
        acting debut in John Singleton's "Boyz N the Hood."

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