Frankie Beverly and Maze — living legends — still making Black history
I guarantee there is something in Frankie Beverly and Maze’s 52 albums that has touched your soul, becoming a part of the soundtrack of your life.
I guarantee there is something in Frankie Beverly and Maze’s 52 albums that has touched your soul, becoming a part of the soundtrack of your life.
The sold-out concert was rocking back and forth like it was 1981 when they dropped the hit we all love “Before I Let Go.”
Fans know when they attend a Maze concert they will be treated to an evening of honest, raw soul music.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Essence Festival, which draws thousands to New Orleans during the fourth of July week, is celebrating 25 years of bringing African American women of all ages together for thought-proving conversation and performances from top musical acts. Launched to mark the 25th anniversary of black-owned Essence magazine, the festival has become a yearly celebration to highlight excellence in business, fashion, entertainment, and, of course, music. It is a destination vacation for African American women, which was showcased in the 2017 hit movie “Girls Trip.” The movie —which starred Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith, and
CORRECTION: Last week, the Sentinel reported on the amazing performance of Frankie Beverly and Maze but, incorrectly reported that Frankie Beverly was recovering from throat cancer. His publicist Reve Gibson contacted us to set the record straight and said that… “Frankie Beverly has never had throat cancer.”
At 68 years young, Beverly grooves like no other. Yep, he’s still silky smooth and his band of brothers, Maze, is one of the tightest bands around. Simply put – they can flat out play