Legendary musicians and a veteran R&B photographer will share stories online as a part of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s latest exhibit.
“It’s Been Said All Along: Voices of Rage, Hope and Empowerment” is a program designed to spotlight how musicians have used the power of rock to fight racism and inequality. As a part of that event, a pair of interviews will be broadcast on the Rock Hall’s Facebook and YouTube pages during the month of October.
On October 8, Ziggy Marley, eight-time Grammy winning artist and the son of Rock Hall inductee Bob Marley, will join the Hall’s Chief Curator Nwaka Onwusa for a discussion about the exhibit. Marley will also perform a song from his new album More Family Time.
Then on October 22, Parliament-Funkadelic legend and Rock Hall inductee Bootsy Collins will appear for an interview. He will be accompanied by photographer Bruce Talamon, who captured acclaimed images of R&B/soul musicians throughout the 1970s and 80s.
Both streaming events are free and open to the public.
7pm.
Thursday, October 8 and 22
Available on the Rock Hall’s Facebook and YouTube pages
Legendary musicians and a veteran R&B photographer will share stories online as a part of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s latest exhibit.
“It’s Been Said All Along: Voices of Rage, Hope and Empowerment” is a program designed to spotlight how musicians have used the power of rock to fight racism and inequality. As a part of that event, a pair of interviews will be broadcast on the Rock Hall’s Facebook and YouTube pages during the month of October.
On October 8, Ziggy Marley, eight-time Grammy winning artist and the son of Rock Hall inductee Bob Marley, will join the Hall’s Chief Curator Nwaka Onwusa for a discussion about the exhibit. Marley will also perform a song from his new album More Family Time.
Then on October 22, Parliament-Funkadelic legend and Rock Hall inductee Bootsy Collins will appear for an interview. He will be accompanied by photographer Bruce Talamon, who captured acclaimed images of R&B/soul musicians throughout the 1970s and 80s.
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Both streaming events are free and open to the public.
7pm.
Thursday, October 8 and 22
Available on the Rock Hall’s Facebook and YouTube pages
