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Wanda’s Picks for October 2012
October 5, 2012
Judith Jamison looked regal on stage with Farai Chideya last month in The Forum Conversations at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Her message seemed to be one of preparedness and presence – being, as our sister Ayana Vanzant says, in spirit. Muslims call this the sirata-l-mustaqim or the path of the rightly guided.
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Wanda’s Picks for April
April 2, 2010
Set on the banks of the Mississippi during the Civil War, “…and Jesus Moonwalks the Mississippi” is a poetic journey of forgiveness and redemption inspired by the myth of Demeter and Persephone. This thought-provoking play combines traditional storytelling, gospel music and a wicked sense of humor to create a rich, imaginative world that allows trees to preach, rivers to waltz and Jesus to moonwalk. The run has been extended through April 25.
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Tags: Abbie Rhone • Adia Whitaker • Afoutayi Djenane • African American Art and Culture Complex • Alameda Poet Laureate Mary Rudge • Alaysia Brooks • Albert Mazibuko • Alice Walker • Amber Espinoza-Jones • Amir Rabiyah • Ana Moura • Andrew Hayes • Andréya Ouamba • Arianna Butler • Arlo Guthrie • Art Blakey • Ase Dance Collective • Audre Lorde • Ausettua AmorAmenkum • Ava Square LeVias • Ayodele Nzinga • Baaba Maal • Bayview Opera House • Before Columbus Foundation Founder Ishmael Reed • Billy Eckstine • Billy Strayhorn • Bob Marley • Bobby Vega Life Force Jazz • Brian Yoo • Bryan Wiley • Bryant Phan • California Jazz Foundation • California Jazz Foundation for Jazz Musicians Healthcare • Camille T. Dungy • Caribbean All-Stars • Cassandra Euphrat Weston • Charles Lloyd • Christsna Sot • Chuck D • Claire Ortalda • Clifford Brown III • Courtney Nicholson • Daniel Y. Harris • de Young Museum • Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company • Dexter Gordon • Dizzy Gillespie • Doctors Without Borders • Dominic Nicholas • Donald Duck Bailey • Doug Ellington • Dowoti Desir • Dr. Moreno Marta Vega • E.W. Wainwright • Earl Fatha Hines • Eddie Gale • Edwin Hawkins • Ellen Kobori • Emiko Omori • Eric Harland • Erica McMath-Sheppard • Eugene Riley • Farah Dews • Fillmore Jazz Heritage Center • former California Poet Laureate Al Young • former San Francisco Poet Laureate devorah major • Fred Wilson • Gene Ammons • George Caffrey • Hadeel Ramadan • Haiti Emergency Relief Fund • Haitian poet Boadiba • Hubert Collins • Jacinta Vlach • Jack and Adelle Foley • Jackie Salloum • James Lane • Jasmine Williams • Jason Moran • Jazz Appreciation Month • Joan Gelfand • Joe Williams • John Curl • Joshua Merchant • Kari McAllister • Karla Brundage • Kendra Kimbrough-Barnes • Kenny Dorham • Khalil Shaheed • Kiala Givehand • Kim McMillon • Kim Shuck • King Tut • Kirk Lumpkin • La Tigresa • Ladysmith Black Mambazo • Laila Jenkins-Perez • LaTanya Tigner • Len Wood • Leroy Moore • Lewis Jordan • Liesl Gerntholtz • Lucha Corpi • Lucky Thompson • Mamacoatl • Mambo Florencia “Fofo” • Mannie Rizvi • Manny Cruz • Maraj Judge • Marcus Gardley • Marcus Shelby • Marty Paitch • Maya Chinchilla • Meg Day • Melanie DeMore • Michael McClure • Michael Rose • Miles Davis • Miss Divine • Mohammed Alatar • Morgon Grody • Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) • Natasha Huey • Neenee Franklin • Nina Serrano • Nina Simone • Oaktown Jazz Workshop • Omar Evans • Oscar Bermeo • Paco Gomesa • Palace of the Legion of Honor • Paul Chihara • PEN President Floyd Salas • Peter Gabriel • Pharoah Sanders • Philip Enguancho • Pierre and Jeff Lastanoteguy Pierre • Princeton Maharam • Professor Albirda Rose • Professor Manu Ampin • Quanti Bomani • Queen Hatshepsut • Rafael Jesús González • Ralph Lemon • Reggie Wilson • Ronit Avni. Julia Bacha • Roquisha Townsend • Roy Haynes • Rueben Rogers • Saint Juste • San Francisco College Advance Jazz Band David Hadiman Jr. • San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) • San Francisco Poet Laureate Diane di Prima • Sarah Lois Vaughan • Sarah Vaughan • saxophonist Charlie Parker • Shai Carmeli-Pollack • Shailja Patel • Sharon Doubiago • Simone Bridges • Sofia Jimenez • Sonia Mena • Soweto Gospel Choir • Sweet Honey in the Rock • Talia Payomo • Tennessee Reed • The African Roots of Jazz • Tomasz Stanko Quintet • Travis Rowlands • trombonist Bennie Green • Tshwaranang Legal Advocacy Centre • Tutankhamun • University Dance Theater Company • Valerie Min • Vanessa Huang • Velma’s • Velma’s Place • Victory Outreach • Vukani Mawethu • Vusimuzi Shabalala • W. Hazaiah Williams • Walter Carter • Wanda Sabir • Wayne Wallace • Will Nichols • Yerba Buena Center for the Arts • Yismari Ramons Tellez • Yoav Shamir
Kamau Seitu is playing music with the celestial orchestra
December 3, 2009
Baba Kamau Seitu, jazz musician and cultural artist, is playing music with the celestial orchestra. On Saturday, Nov. 28, with literally dozens at his bedside, the drums opened the way for his transition. His Homegoing Celebration will be held on Saturday, Dec. 5, 2 p.m., at Wo’se Community Church, 8924 Holly St., Oakland.
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Wanda’s Picks for December
December 1, 2009
Happy New Year, Blessed Eid Al Adha and Happy Kwanzaa. I’ll be back in February 2009. Check the radio show and my blog for updates. I’ll be traveling. Tune in to Wanda’s Picks Radio at www.wandaspicks.com over the next month, when I will be broadcasting from Senegal, Mali and The Gambia.
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Tags: African Beats • African Roots of Jazz • Afro-Brazilian • Afrobeat • Afrobeat ConneXion • Afrofunk • Aguas Da Bahia and Tania Santiago • Akinyele D.L. Sadiq • Al Young • Allison Kenny • Amara Tabor-Smith • Amy Seiwert • Andre Custodio • Andrea Lewis • Andrew Currier • Annual African American Celebration through Poetry • Arabic Ensemble • Armand Volkas • Baba Ken Okulolo • Beat Generation • Black Consciousness Movement • Bob Kaufman • Body Music • Braulio Barrera • Breema • Cheryl Schwartz • Chick Webb • Christine Kalb • Congo Square • Dan Wolf • De Rompe y Raja • devorah major • Dr. Clarence Jordan • E.W. Wainwright • East Oakland • Eddie Gale • Edward Hightower • Eid • Ella Fitzgerald • Ellen Sebastian Chang • Erika Richardson • Fela Anikulapo Kuti • Frankie Manning • Gebrueder Wolf • Gina McKuen • Harry Chapin • hip hop culture • Imam Warith Deen Muhammad • International Human Rights Day • James Reid • Jimi Evins • John Kadyk • Jonathan Staggers • Jorge Perez Molina • Justin Desmangles • Kamau Seitu • Katie Kimball • Keith Terry • Kenny Muhammad • Kent Bryson • Kevin Munroe • Kim Nalley • King Sunny Ade • Kotoja • Kwanzaa • Las Flamencas • Lauren Whitehead • LeeLa Petronio • Lewis Jordan • Maafa San Francisco Bay Area • Manuia Polynesian Revue • Marc Bamuthi Joseph • Maria Medina Serafin • Marilyn Langbehn • Mario Ellis Hill • Marshall Trammell • Mary Saudargas • Masjid Warith Deen • Melba Moore • Merry Ross • Michael Zisman • Özgü Bulut • Queen Makedah • Rae Ann Goldber • Ramon Ramos Alayo • Rasheed Wedlow • Rebecca’s Books • Robert Henry Johnson • Robin Nzingah Smith • Rodney King • Rona Siddiqqui • Roni Alperin • Ronnie Prosser • Roscoe Mitchell • Russel Treyz • Ruth Jovel • Sandy Poindexter • Santiago de Cuba Sister City project • Scott Skinner • Sherwood Chen • Sister Clara Muhammad School • Soji Odukogbe • Step Afrika! • Tammy L. Hall • Timuçin Gürer • Tom Key • Tommy Sheppard • Troublemakers Union • Valerie Mih • Velma’s Blues and Jazz Club • Veronica Lee • Vicki Dello Joio • Wanda Sabir • West African Highlife Band • Woody Johnson • World AIDS Day • Zaccho Youth Company • Zeus Leonardo • “Cotton Patch Gospel” • “Les Miserables” • “Lift Every Voice and Sing” • “Purlie”
Wanda’s Picks for April 10
April 10, 2009
I can’t say enough about “Mrs. Streeter” at Black Rep in Berkeley. Did you catch my interview Friday, April 10, with playwright Merrill D. Jones and cast members? If not, listen on-line at Wanda’s Picks Radio.
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Tags: Benny Barth • Councilperson Desley Brooks • CubaCaribe Festival • Dean Reilly • Eddie Duran • Eddie Gale • Geoffrey Grier • India Cooke • Larry Americ Allen • Mark Curry • Merrill D. Jones • Naa Dodua • Recovery Theatre • Rev. Rashida Lee • Rev. Stephen Lee • Rhodessa Jones and Idris Ackamoor • Tanya Windham • Wanda Sabir • Youth Speaks' Brave New World Poetry Slam
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Tags: Benny Barth • Councilperson Desley Brooks • CubaCaribe Festival • Dean Reilly • Eddie Duran • Eddie Gale • Geoffrey Grier • India Cooke • Larry Americ Allen • Mark Curry • Merrill D. Jones • Naa Dodua • Recovery Theatre • Rev. Rashida Lee • Rev. Stephen Lee • Rhodessa Jones and Idris Ackamoor • Tanya Windham • Wanda Sabir • Youth Speaks' Brave New World Poetry Slam
Wanda’s Picks for April
April 3, 2009
Dressed in black leotards, Jetaun Maxwell, dancer-choreographer, has a red ribbon, a strip of cloth representing the blood, the noose and rein society places on girls who seek freedom. – from Wanda’s review of “Invisible Womb”
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Tags: Abrose Akinmusire • Ahmad Jamal • Ajuana Black • Andrew Currier • Angela Davis • Angela Wellman • Avotcja • Barbara Bloom • Benjamin Todd Jealous • Bill Crossman • Black Panther Party • Bobby Hutcherson • Brenda Schuman-Post • C Kelly Wright • Charles Burnett • City Lights Books in association • Craig Marker • Dante James • David Boyce • Destiny Muhammad • Diane Reeves • Dr. Siri Brown • Dwight Huntsman • E.W. Wainwright • Ed Mead • Eddie Gale • Elayne Jones • Faye Carol's Trio • Habib Koité and Bamada • Halili Knox • Howard Wiley • Hugh Masekela • India Cooke • Isaac Hayes • Ise Lyfe • James Kass • Janet Cooke • Jetaun Maxwell • Joe Hodge • Joshua Redman Trio • JR • Karla Betancourt • Kathleen Battle • Kiilu Nyasha • Larry Yang • Laurie Schoeman • Lawrence Ellis • Len Wood • Lewis Jordan • Lila Downs • Lynne Stewart • Marcus Shelby • Marjane Satrapi • McCoy Tyner • Melanie DeMore • Merrill Jones • Michelle E. Jordan • Mr. B • Neil Bernstein • Paul Robeson • Prison Radio • Rhonda Benin • Rigo 23 • Russell Simmons • Ryan Nicole Peters • Sandi Poindexter • Sandy Poindexter • Seun Kuti • Tiny of Poor News Network • Tracey Scott Wilson • Valerie Mih • Vincent Paronnaud • Will Nichols • Willie Brown • Willie Mays • Youth Speaks
Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: Abrose Akinmusire • Ahmad Jamal • Ajuana Black • Andrew Currier • Angela Davis • Angela Wellman • Avotcja • Barbara Bloom • Benjamin Todd Jealous • Bill Crossman • Black Panther Party • Bobby Hutcherson • Brenda Schuman-Post • C Kelly Wright • Charles Burnett • City Lights Books in association • Craig Marker • Dante James • David Boyce • Destiny Muhammad • Diane Reeves • Dr. Siri Brown • Dwight Huntsman • E.W. Wainwright • Ed Mead • Eddie Gale • Elayne Jones • Faye Carol's Trio • Habib Koité and Bamada • Halili Knox • Howard Wiley • Hugh Masekela • India Cooke • Isaac Hayes • Ise Lyfe • James Kass • Janet Cooke • Jetaun Maxwell • Joe Hodge • Joshua Redman Trio • JR • Karla Betancourt • Kathleen Battle • Kiilu Nyasha • Larry Yang • Laurie Schoeman • Lawrence Ellis • Len Wood • Lewis Jordan • Lila Downs • Lynne Stewart • Marcus Shelby • Marjane Satrapi • McCoy Tyner • Melanie DeMore • Merrill Jones • Michelle E. Jordan • Mr. B • Neil Bernstein • Paul Robeson • Prison Radio • Rhonda Benin • Rigo 23 • Russell Simmons • Ryan Nicole Peters • Sandi Poindexter • Sandy Poindexter • Seun Kuti • Tiny of Poor News Network • Tracey Scott Wilson • Valerie Mih • Vincent Paronnaud • Will Nichols • Willie Brown • Willie Mays • Youth Speaks
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