Legends of ...2012 Program Book

Richland County Council

Kelvin E. Washington, Sr. District Ten

February 14, 2012 Greetings, Richland County Council and I would like to congratulate the Auntie Karen Foundation for its 9th Annual Legends of… Concert Series. Ms. Karen Alexander and her staff have done a phenomenal job of enriching the citizens of Richland County and the community with cultural awareness through education and an emphasis on the importance of preservation, which are essential to the development of the County, and especially important to our youth. With each year the Legends of…Concert Series gains more momentum, and this has afforded the foundation more visibility in the community. It has been a blessing to have the Auntie Karen Foundation, an organization that is committed to ensuring we value our worth in our community. I am assured that this year’s concert series, with the magnificent sounds of Ramsey Lewis on keyboards and the commanding voice of Patti Austin, will be as entertaining as ever. Richland County will continue to support the efforts of the foundation. Sincerely, Kelvin E. Washington District Ten

P.O. Box 192*** Columbia, South Carolina 29202 ***Phone (803) 576-2060

Committees Chairman

Central Midlands COG

Consolidation/Privatization Ad Hoc Committee Convention & Visitors Bureau Delegation Decker Center Ad Hoc Committee Fire Ad Hoc Committee Innovista Ad Hoc Committee International Ad Hoc Committee Midlands Technical College Recreation Commission

Regional Recreation Complex

River Alliance

Transportation Ad Hoc Committee

Auntie Karen Foundation “Empowering, Enlightening & Educating through the Arts”

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Dear Friends of the Auntie Karen Foundation, Welcome to the 9th annual Auntie Karen Foundation Legends of…Concert Series. We are delighted to present Ramsey Lewis and Patti Austin to you this year, two renowned jazz legends with extraordinary talent and international acclaim. We believe you will enjoy this amazing musical experience, and it will be an evening to remember. Music gives meaning to our lives; it is enriching; and it is the one single innovation that ties even the most diverse of cultures together. Music creates a common bond among all people, even in the most remote corners of the world. Your awe-inspiring attendance and support for this event provides encouragement for the work of the Auntie Karen Foundation. We strive to bring the arts to our communities and our youth through various programs and projects. Presenting tonight’s performance has been a labor of love, and an example of the Foundation’s continued effort to make a difference through the arts. The Foundation continues to be heartened by your sustaining efforts in bringing alive its mission to enlighten, empower, and educate through the arts. Through your support and contributions, our the Greater City of Columbia, communities and neighboring towns are increasingly being inspired by the “Legends Experience.” Tonight’s performance is just a small portion of the programs and projects that are ongoing and provided by the Auntie Karen Foundation. The volunteer team and staff have contributed enormous hours to this event. The Auntie Karen Foundation Board and the Legends Of… committee commend and appreciate their work. Because of their dedication, the performance of Ms. Patti Austin and Mr. Lewis Ramsey Lewis will be magnified in success. Please join the foundation in showing our deepest gratitude to all of our sponsors and other contributors for bringing into reality the 9th annual Auntie Karen Foundation Legends of…Concert Series. Sincerely, Sarah Watson, Executive Director Mildred Allen Legends of…2012 Co-Chair Legends of…2012 Co-Chair

Background/Summary

The Auntie Karen Foundation welcomes you to our ninth annual Legends Of...Concert Series. In 2004, our inaugural event featured Roberta Flack in concert with special guest, The Capital City Cho-rale. In 2005, we presented Jazz Legend, Dianne Reeves with special guest, The Auntie Karen All Stars, South Carolina’s Finest Musical Talent. Patrons are still rav-ing about Al Jarreau (2006) and Patti Aus-tin (2007). In 2008, we welcomed The Joe Sample Trio and Take 6. While in 2009, we showcased funk Legend, George Duke and jazz vocalist, Rachelle Ferrell. 2010 brought us the singer/songwriter duo, Ashford & Simpson, 2011, 10 time Grammy Award winner, singer, songwriter, producer, Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds. Tonight we welcome two Grammy Award winning Legends: Ramsey Lewis (pianist/composer) and Patti Austin (vocalist)

The Auntie Karen Foundation created the Legends of...Concert Series to pay tribute to the contributions African American mu-sic has made to history. Each year during Black History Month, the series profiles a jazz, rhythm and blues, gospel or blues artist who has made a lasting contribution to the history of music. The series places a special emphasis on Jazz Legends. In addition, we have extended our series to include “Legends of...In the Schools”. “Legends of...In the Schools” is a series of art events designed to salute African American Heritage. Events include: Folk Art, Quilting, Dance, Spoken Word, Writ-ten Word and Music. Through a partner-ship with The Columbia Museum of Art, on the last Saturday in January 2012, we featured some of the best local and regional artists at no cost to the public.

About UsThe Auntie Karen Foundation is a global, nonprofit, 501(c) 3 charitable corporation certified by the state of South Carolina on October 31, 2001. The founda-tion’s mission is to create and implement a series of reproducible community outreach programs de-signed to empower, enlighten and educate through

the arts.

Board of Directors

Karen Alexander, PresidentDr. Phyllis Sanders, Vice-PresidentDr. Norma JacksonJanet Johnson-WhippleGwen JordanLinda WilsonTony WiseClaudia GoodsonShirley Mack

Sarah Watson, Executive Director

Tonight’s performance is dedicated tothe memory of Nicolas Ashford of Ashford & Simpson, 2010 Legends of...Artist.

The Auntie Karen Foundation relies oncommunity support from you to help us further our mission.

We would kindly accept your taxdeductible gifts.

Make checks payable to:

The Auntie Karen Foundation3419 Hazelhurst Rd.Columbia, SC 29203

Send an email to:[email protected]

Call: 803-748-7124Visit: www.auntiekaren.org

Pictured on the left:Legends of... past artists: Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds (2011) Ashford & Simpson (2010) George Duke (2009), Rachelle Ferrell (2009), Joe Sample (2008), Take 6 (2008), Patti Austin (2007), Al Jarreau (2006), Dianne Reeves (2005), Roberta Flack (2004)

Auntie Karen® FoundationThe Auntie Karen Foundation is a global, nonprofit, 501(c) 3 charitable corporation certified by the state of South Carolina on October 31, 2001. The foundation’s mission is to create and implement a series of reproducible community outreach programs designed to empower, enlighten and educate through the arts. Programs include:

Annual Young Entrepreneur’s Conference For the ninth year, this innovative conference held on the campus of Benedict College has brought together youth (ages seven to twenty two) from across the region to foster economic empowerment. Each year, ten young entrepreneurs under the age of twenty five are featured. Auntie Karen’ s Place TV Pilot: Auntie Karen’s PlaceThe Auntie Karen Foundation partnered with SC ETV and Palmetto Health Children’sHospital to produce a 30-minute DVD that uses puppets and music to provide a simple way to explain life skills such as: health, emergency preparedness, jazz music and financial literary. The Foundation received a grant from the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Columbia and SC Competitive Grants program.

Artpreneur/Technopreneur Classes The purpose of the Artpreneur/Technopreneur classes is to “inspire a new generation of business leaders through arts and technology”. Classes include: visual art, dance, creative cooking, guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, spoken word and etiquette. The Auntie Karen Foun-dation’s Artpreneur pilot program started in 2003.

Hugs From CarolinaThe Auntie Karen Foundation partnered with Auntie Karen Inc. and City Light Inc. to cre-ate Hugs From Carolina. Hugs From Carolina, a division of Hugs Around The World, has Olivia The Octopus spreading hugs to the survivors of Hurricane Katrina. The program was launched in Biloxi, Mississippi on October 14, 2005. Children were given an adoption kit which included: an Olivia The Octopus Hand puppet and the book “Olivia Gave A Hug Today”. Once again, Olivia and City Light Inc. joined forces with a Hugs Campaign in Saluda, SC.

Legends of...(A Salute to Black History)The Auntie Karen Foundation pays tribute to the contributions of African Americans with the Legends of...Programs. Each year, the celebration includes: Black History Program with The Columbia Museum of Art, The Legends of...Master Class with CSAM (Center for Southern Af-rican American Music at USC) and The Legends of...Concert & Silent Auction (Koger Center)

Gordon’s GardenThe Gordon’s Garden Program was created to teach kids about healthy living habits. Gordon, an original Auntie Karen character, is an overweight, purple Jamaican Yam. The Jamaican Yams are used to teach healthy living skills to youth via music, books and DVDs. The fear that Gordon’s weight and eating habits are putting him at risk for developing diabetes was the inspiration for the garden.

Auntie Karen’s character Olivia The Octopus is an International Jazz Diva. The Hugs Around The World campaign was created to have Olivia travel the world giving hugs. To date Olivia has traveled to Brazil, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Japan, Holland, Ghana and Nigeria.

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Please consider becoming a friend of the Auntie Karen Foundation.

When you contribute to the Auntie Karen Founda-tion, you help us empower, enlighten and educate in the state of South Carolina and around the globe.

For almost ten years, the Auntie Karen Founda-tion has inspired kids and adults using the power of the arts, Auntie Karen characters and pro-grams.

Programs include:Legends of… (Celebrating Black History in South Carolina)Concert Series, Master Class and Black History Cultural Day at the Columbia Museum of Art

Annual Young Entrepreneurs ConferenceHugs From CarolinaAuntie Karen ‘s Place TV Pilot

No donation is too small!! Just complete the form to the right and add your donation. Auntie Karen need your help!

Thanks in advance!

Olivia the Octopus

Photos from the Home Arts classes taught at Heyward Gibbes Middle School and the TASC Center at Ebenezer

Cooking & Sewing Classes taught by Linda Wilson, Platinum Pomegrante and Elizabeth Pou, HighHeel Homemaker

Funding provided in part by Richland School District One & � e Lipscomb Foundation

Burton Pack Elementary School Pilot

The Auntie Karen Foundation’s Artpreneur Pilot was implemented at Burton Pack Elementary School during the spring of 2003. Below are some pictures from that pilot.

Art Classes taught by Rodgers Boykin

Guitar Lessons taught by Terence Young

Drum Lessons taught by Jeff Elmore

Artpreneur/Technopreneur Classes

� e purpose of the Artpreneur/Technopreneur classes is to “inspire a new generation of business leaders through arts and technology”. Classes include: visual art, dance, creative cooking, guitar, bass, drums, key-boards, spoken word, sewing and etiquette. � e Auntie Karen Foundation’s Artpreneur pilot program started in 2003.

For more information visit: www.auntiekaren.org

Joan Mobley, Director

� e City of ColumbiaLowe’s, HarbisonHome Depot, HarbisonArden Tractor and Supply, IrmoAsya’s Organic Farm, Azeez Mustafa, Sumter, SCEdward Brogdon, Back to Eden, Columbia, SCBright Morningstar Horse Ranch, Blythewood, SCKaren AlexanderSarah WatsonBarbara BowmanLisa MaconLinda WilsonDonald WoodTre TailorAudrey NesbitAnnette Lewis

Barbara SmithTerry Lynn GraysonKris BrogdonWilliam DavisMack BrogdonRandy SamulesElizabeth Pou HighHeel HomemakerIrmo Elementary SchoolCity of Columbia Parks & Rec

Gordon’s Garden is a part of the Auntie Karen Foundation Healthy Living Initiatives.

Gordon is one of the Auntie Karen Foundation’s Jamaican Yams. Yusef and Yolanda are Whipper and Mya’s parents. Whipper is Gordon’s best friend. Whipper’s parents fear that Gordon’s weight and eating habits are putting him at risk for develop-ing Diabetes. To help Gordon, they are planting a garden; giving Gor-don access to fresh vegetables will help him eat healthier foods. Work-ing in the garden will help Gordon get some needed exercise.

For more info visit:www.auntiekaren.org

Joan Mobley, Director

� e City of ColumbiaLowe’s, HarbisonHome Depot, HarbisonArden Tractor and Supply, IrmoAsya’s Organic Farm, Azeez Mustafa, Sumter, SCEdward Brogdon, Back to Eden, Columbia, SCBright Morningstar Horse Ranch, Blythewood, SCKaren AlexanderSarah WatsonBarbara BowmanLisa MaconLinda WilsonDonald WoodTre TailorAudrey NesbitAnnette Lewis

Barbara SmithTerry Lynn GraysonKris BrogdonWilliam DavisMack BrogdonRandy SamulesElizabeth Pou HighHeel HomemakerIrmo Elementary SchoolCity of Columbia Parks & Rec

Gordon’s Garden is a part of the Auntie Karen Foundation Healthy Living Initiatives.

Gordon is one of the Auntie Karen Foundation’s Jamaican Yams. Yusef and Yolanda are Whipper and Mya’s parents. Whipper is Gordon’s best friend. Whipper’s parents fear that Gordon’s weight and eating habits are putting him at risk for develop-ing Diabetes. To help Gordon, they are planting a garden; giving Gor-don access to fresh vegetables will help him eat healthier foods. Work-ing in the garden will help Gordon get some needed exercise.

For more info visit:www.auntiekaren.org

"empowering, enlightening & educating through the arts"

AUNTIE KAREN CELEBRATES AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORYwww.auntiekaren.org

with THE COLUMBIA MUSEUM OF ART & BDPAMAIN AND HAMPTON STREET, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

January 28, 2012 - 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Auntie Karen3419 Hazelhurst Rd. Columbia, SC 29203Tel: 803-748-7124Fax: 803-256-6971Email: [email protected]

FREE EVENT!

11:00 AM - 3:00 PM Exhibits

The Auntie Karen Foundation The Auntie Karen Foundation will display information and the work of select artist directly affiliated with the organization.

Auntie Karen's Young Entrepreneurs , Community Visual Artists & Vendors

Visual ArtistsRodgers Boykin, Sylvia Williams; Benedict College & Allen University Art Students

For more information contact: Elizabeth Pou (803-691-6909) [email protected] Kyle Coleman (803-343-2281) [email protected]

9th Annual Legends Of...Concert Series & Auction

February 24, 2012, 8:00 PM, Koger Center, Columbia, SCwww.capitoltickets.com

Ramsey Lewis & Patti Austin

Proceeds to benefit The Auntie Karen Foundation

Enjoy the Shoppes at Auntie Karen Place

1:20 PM SC State Voice Students: Stephon Miller, Shonte Darby, accompanied by Dr. Jacob Clark1:40 PM Magan Sullivan, Spoken Word 2:00 PM Julian Owens, Singer, Songwriter, Producer2:20 PM South Carolina State University Ujimaa Dancers and Drummers

11:20 AM In our voice: African Americans Documenting His-tory via the Media with Photographer, Author Cecil WilliamsCecil Williams, famed professional photographer, videographer and author/publisher, will share his story and work.

11:40 AM Blythewood Jazz Orchestra Carlton Payne, Donnell Edwards & Dr. Chris LeeAuntie Karen Young Entrepreneurs Showcase 12:10 PM Dance the Word, Brookland Baptist NE 12:20 PM Kiera McFarlan, Singer 12:30 PM Horizon Band 12:50 PM Calvin Joyner, Singer 1:00 PM Shamar Harrison, Dancer

The Auntie Karen Foundation is a global, 501 c 3 charitable corporation certified by the state of South Carolina on October 31,2001. The foundation’s mission is to create and implement a series of reproducible community outreach programs designed to empower, enlighten and educate through the arts. For more information visit: www.auntiekaren.org or call 803-748-7124.

BDPA (Black Data Processing Associates) is a non-profit organization of professionals working in or having an interest in the Computer Science and Information Technology fields. BDPA has a diverse representation of information technology professionals. Included amongst the organization's members are programmers, analysts, engineers, managers, instructors, and entrepreneurs.

Today is dedicated to the memories of Auntie Karen Board Members, Deborah Woodard & Dr. Linda Rochelle Lane

Black Family Technology Awareness Corner

OTHER EVENTSFebruary 23, 2012 - USC School of MusicJazz Legend Ramsey Lewis will share his talent and lessons learned in a master class at the Univer-sity of SC. The class is designed for students from Elementary to College.

This event is free, however there is a fee to tour the museum.

Sponsored by BDPA & Best BuyThe Greater Columbia Chapter of BDPA along with BestBuy, Harbison will present the Black Family Technology Awareness Corner. BestBuy will be showcasing 3D, Blue Ray Technol-ogy, the latest technology in Tablets, E-Readers, Digital Cameras and more. They will also present sessions on wireless networking at home, the purpose of HDMI Cables and will explain what the inputs and outputs are used for on these items.


www.auntiekaren.orgAUNTIE KAREN CELEBRATES AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY

with THE COLUMBIA MUSEUM OF ART & CSAMMAIN AND HAMPTON STREET, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

PLEASE SUPPORT TODAY'S VENDORSOrganizationsThe Auntie Karen FoundationBDPA (Black Data Processing Associates)103.1 KISS FM (11:00 AM to 1:00 PM)

Visual ArtistsCecil Williams, PhotographerRodgers BoykinBenedict College Art Students: Sheneka Kinsey, Patrick Wilburn, Opia RileyAllen University Art Student: Traycee Hawkins

Young EntrepreneursJosh Eaddy, Cakes by JoshAzia Williams, The Cupcake GirlSylvia Williams, Visual Artist & Graphic DesignerPamper Me Body & Bath ProductsYummie K Fashions & AccessoriesDJJ After School Academic Career Launch Program

EntrepreneursHighHeel HomeMakerAudio Visual provided by: DDCP CommunicationsAlberta Graham, Phat MatPhotos by Jaz OutenPlatinum PomegranateAuntie Karen Gordon's GardenP's Buns on the RunPat's Perennial Landscaping

SPECIAL THANKSAuntie Karen Foundation Board

Mildred Allen, BDPAThe Columbia Museum of Art

Best Buy HarbisonRicky Taylor, SC ETVCourtland Thomas

Diann SelphKim HicksToby Carr

Ileana CarrTiger Carr

Courtland ThomasSarah Watson, Auntie Karen Foundation

Karen Alexander, Auntie Karen FoundationDr. Glenda Faye Coleman, USC

12:00 PM - 12:20 PMThe W's of BDPA (What, Who, Why)

12:30 PM - 12:50 PM3-D and BlueRay Technology

1:00 PM - 1:20 PMTaking Books to the Net with E-Readers

1:30 PM - 1:50 PMLatest in Tablets-Laptops-Netbooks

2:00 PM - 2:20 PMHome Networking and What's in the Clouds

2:30 PM - 2:50 PMHow to Hook it all up

Black Family Technology Awareness Corner

The Best Variety of R&B from the 80’s, 90’s, and Today!

Auntie Karen3419 Hazelhurst Rd. Columbia, SC 29203Tel: 803-748-7124Fax: 803-256-6971Email: [email protected]

Executive Committee

Karen Alexander, PresidentSarah B. Watson, Co-Chairperson

Mildred Allen, Co-ChairpersonBarbara Bowman, Preview PartyDonald Wood, Public RelationsJoan Mobley, Ticket Coordinator

Linda Wilson, ReceptionMelanie Baker, Sponsorship

Jackie Griffi n, AuctionHope Jeffcoat, Master Class

Elizabeth Pou, Black History ProgramBetty A. Etheredge, Program Book

Tre Tailor, Public RelationsDr. Casey Goldston Giraudy, Volunteers

Planning Committee Members

Team MembersDebbie CherryIrma Lowman

Evelyn WilliamsKim Hicks

Ashley MedberySylvia Williams

Anne KellyStan CummingsLorraine MicklePercalee Morris

Norma Irvin

Ramsey Lewis & Patti AustinRamsey LewisRamsey Lewis is a jazz pianist and multi-instrumentalist, and composer who has released approximately 80 albums over a 50-year career. After several years of live performances and over a dozen albums which only caught the attention of jazz fans, the Ramsey Lewis Trio made a huge impression on mainstream audiences with the 1965 album The In Crowd. The title-track was a No.5 pop hit, and the album reached No.2. Moving further towards a pop version of Jazz, Wade In The Water and Hang On Sloppy the following year were also commercial successes.

His most successful album of the 70s was Sun Goddess, which was performed with the backing of members of Earth, Wind & Fire. It was his fourth album to be certified gold, and is still popular today with funk DJs and hip-hop samplers.

This three time Grammy Award winner has an extensive, diverse career. In addition to his work as a performer, composer, educator, and disc jockey, Lewis has received five honorary doctorate degrees, won the National Endowment for the Arts’ Jazz Master Award in 2007, and is one of the few noted jazz artists to carry the Olympic Torch, having briefly escorted the flame as it passed through Chicago en route to the 2002 Winter Games.

Patti AustinIn 2008, fifty-three years after getting her first record contract, Patti Austin was awarded her first Grammy, winning Best Jazz Vocal Album for Avant Gershwin. A pro-fessional since the age of five, Patti Austin was a protégé of Dinah Washington and Sammy Davis, Jr. A 1969 single for United Artists titled “Family Tree” cracked the R&B Top 50. Austin cut her debut LP, End of a Rainbow, for Creed Taylor’s CTI label in 1976, followed by Havana Candy in 1977 and Body Language in 1980. She sang

lead vocals for Japanese koto player Yutaka Yokokura on “Love Light” in 1978, did a duet with Michael Jackson on “It’s the Falling in Love” for Off the Wall, and sang “The Closer I Get to You” on Tom Browne’s album in 1979. Austin dueted with George Benson on “Moody’s Mood for Love” in 1980. She sang backgrounds for sessions by Houston Person, Noel Pointer, Ralph McDonald, Angela Bofill, and Roberta Flack. Austin did vocals on Quincy Jones’ The Dude LP in 1981, and was featured on the hit “Razzamatazz.” She inked a solo deal on Jones’ Qwest label, and her 1982 LP Every Home Should Have One included the number one pop hit (number nine R&B) “Baby, Come to Me,” which got widespread exposure via the ABC soap opera General Hospital. The follow-up single, “How Do You Keep the Music Playing,” was the theme for the film Best Friends. Both songs paired Austin with James Ingram. She continued recording for Jones’ Qwest label through the ‘80s, but couldn’t recapture her pop or R&B success, despite working with several top producers, including Jam&Lewis in 1985. Austin switched to GRP in 1990 and recorded Love Is Gonna Getcha, with the singles “Through the Test of Time” and “Good in Love.” She subsequently recorded Carry On and Live in 1991 and 1992. Street of Dreams followed in 1999 and On the Way to Love appeared in summer 2001. Her lovely tribute to Ella Fitzgerald, For Ella, appeared in spring 2002. Nearly five years later, Avant Gershwin was issued. After a decade on the jazz side of the fence, Austin returned more to the pop side with 2011’s Sound Advice, produced by Greg Phillinganes.

Master of CeremonyMike Woolfolk, The Woolfolk Group

Auntie Karen Presentation

Karen AlexanderSarah Watson

Mildred Allen

Auntie Karen All-Star Band

Intermisssion

Give Aways

Introduction of Artist

Performance

Johnny Green & Kelly SumpterOn Air Personality, 103.1 KISS FM

Ramsey LewisPatti Austin

Welcome & Acknowledgements

Terence Young - Musical DirectorTerence Young has earned the reputation of one of the most talented guitarist in the world. He has released 8 Cds to date with his latest Cd The Guitar Diary. His last Cd Love Stories Charted Nationally on The Smooth Jazz Charts. He has shared the stage with Envogue, Morris Day and the Time, Al Jarreau, Roberta Flack, George Duke, Rachelle Ferrell, Gerald Albright, Clarence Carter and Joe Sample. He has also played guitar for R&B singers such as Ashford and Simpson, Lenny Williams, Aaron Hall and Angie Stone just to name a few . Terence is a native of Elko S.C. He now resides in Columbia S.C.

Booking: 803-730-5544Website: www.terenceyoungmusic.comE-mail: [email protected].

Reggie Sullivan, BassistsReggie Sullivan received his Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Studies from the Uni-versity of South Carolina in 2006 and has since become one of the most-requested musicians in Columbia, SC. He has performed with musical legends such as Mar-ian McPartland, Olivia Newton-John, Wycliffe Gordon, Herlin Riley, Chris Potter, Yuseef Latif, Ron McCurdy, Howard Hewitt, Randy Crawford, Joe Sample, and the Jazz Crusaders. Reggie has appeared in several local ETV broadcasts and national television series, most recently as a band member for Wynona Judd. He has also toured internationally with well-recognized jazz artists and legends. You can find him working worldwide as a freelance bassist or regionally with the John Wesley Satterfield band. Reggie currently lives in Columbia, SC.

Jermaine “Hollywood” Jackson, BassistsJermaine “Hollywood” Jackson is a band founder and bassist from Aiken, South Carolina. Jermaine saw a vision of excellence and set out to establish the sound and feel of Chemistry. Jermaine, being a true leader, incubated the band for over a year until he felt it was ready to emerge as the sound of Chemistry! His bass skills are impeccable, touring with groups like Bill Pickney & The Drifter, The Platters, Keith Sweat, Tony Terry and renowned gospel artist such as Doc McKenzie. Jer-maine is a musical force to be reckoned with!

Jenna McSwain-Pianist and Vocalist Jenna McSwain earned a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of South Carolina and a Master of Music degree from the University of Northern Colorado. In addition to being one of the most sought-after musicians in Columbia, she is an active arranger and composer, with arrangements published by UNC Jazz Press. Jenna serves as an instructor of jazz studies at the University of South Carolina and at Northwest College while maintaining a large studio of voice and piano students both in South Carolina and nationwide via Skype. Jenna has performed in clinics and concerts with Marian McPartland, Mundell Lowe, Kerry Marsh, Julia Dollison, Paul McKee, Bert Ligon and Craig Butterfield. She has been featured in the South Carolina Jazz Festival, the TIAA-CREF All-Star band, the University of Minnesota Morris Jazz Camp and the UNC/Greeley Jazz Festival, where she opened for Patti Austin in 2010 and for the New York Voices in April 2011. In addition to leading her own group, she performs locally and nationwide with The Pink Ivories, The Reggie Sullivan Project, the Columbia Soul Revue and the Think Jazz Orchestra.

Christopher Andrews - SaxophonistChristopher G. Andrews is an accomplished jazz musician specializing in Saxo-phone performance. Christopher is well trained in classical and jazz literature, a suc-cessful facilitator of master classes and has performed in various concert venues. His music has distinctive influences from the likes of John Coltrane, Charlie Parker and Sonny Rollins. Christopher is not only a great performer, he has received a formal education to further master his craft. Christopher obtained his MMA- Masters of Jazz Studies & Performance from the University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC and a Bachelor of Arts- Music Industry from South Carolina State University, Orangeburg, SC. Christopher is the Founder and Band Leader of Christopher An-drews Jazz . He is also a Free Lance Performer and has worked with artists such as Wycliffe Gordon Sextet, Fred Wesley and the New JB’s, Roland Haynes Quintet and The Skip Pearson Foundation. Christopher is the featured saxophonist on The Bhaki Project, recorded at the 13th Annual Hartsville 2010 Jazz Event. He has also preformed privately for Kenny G during an event sponsored by Famous Film Maker, John Silver. In May 2011, Chris along with Modus Bone performed for the private opening event of the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, Charleston, SC.

Roderick Johnson - DrummerRoderick Johnson is a drummer extraordinaire from Orangeburg, SC. He has been playing drums 17 of his 24 young years. Roderick grew up playing drums in church and later expanded into other areas of music. There is not a style of music that he cannot play. Rock, Country R&B and Beach are just a few styles that Rod-erick has mastered. Roderick’s musical style is influenced by artists such as Ed Thigpin, Tony Williams, Aaron Spears and famed local drummer, John Blackwell. Roderick says “I am a professional striving for perfection by learning more each day.”


Dr. Norma Jackson, Byron Counts & Karen Alexander, Owners

www.auntiekareninc.com803-748-7124

Purchase Today!Small Puppet: $ 19.99Large Puppet: $ 29.99Limited Special Edition Puppet Kit: $ 50.00 (Only 250 signed & numbered with cd)Hug Book: Olivia Gave A Hug Today $ 5.00

The Resonance String QuartetThe Resonance String Quartet was established in 1991 by two collegefriends who studied music education at the University of South Caro-lina. Karen Thompson, Audrey Harris, Nicole Neely, and Idris Chan-dler are the current members of the ensemble. The quartet members have over 25 professional years of experience. They are two teach-ers, one guidance counselor, and one assistant principal who come together to perform with The Long Bay Symphony in Myrtle Beach, Florence Symphony in Florence, The Augusta Symphony in Augusta, Ga., and The South Carolina Philharmonic Orchestra. The quartet members have also performed with legendaries such as Lou Rawls, Ray Charles, and Olivia Newton-John. The Resonance String Quartet is an all occasions ensemble. They provide services for weddings, receptions, birthdays, retirement celebrations, etc.

SC State UniversityVocalist: Stephon Miller / Shont`e Darby Brass QuintetTrumpets: Desmond Kelly / Justin WattsFrench Horn: Darius DavisTrombone: Mitchell DrathTuba: Hussein DaviesConductor: Steven J. Reid, DMAPianist: David CollinsAccompanist: Dr. Jacob Clark

Special Thank you to:Elizabeth Pou, Auntie Karen Special Projects EnvoyTre Tailor, All-Star Band CoordinatorTerence Young, All-Star Band Musical Directore

2012 Master Class Artist

A native of South Carolina, Samuel Jenkins a jazz bass guitar-ist graduated from Benedict College in Columbia, S.C. where he majored in Criminal Justice with a minor in Music. He contributed many years of performing with the renowned “Benedict Gospel Choir”, and attended and performed in many recitals 1986-1989, at the USC School of Music as well as with the S.C. Philharmonic Orchestra”, while completing his education. “Bassman” Sam tours both nationally and internationally as his audiences pull on his de-mand as an outstanding bass quitarist and jazz artist. . “Bassman” Sam has worked with other various artists including headliners with Ashford & Simpson. S

Sam Jenkins “Bassman”

The Resonance String QuartetThe Resonance String Quartet was established in 1991 by two collegefriends who studied music education at the University of South Caro-lina. Karen Thompson, Audrey Harris, Nicole Neely, and Idris Chan-dler are the current members of the ensemble. The quartet members have over 25 professional years of experience. They are two teach-ers, one guidance counselor, and one assistant principal who come together to perform with The Long Bay Symphony in Myrtle Beach, Florence Symphony in Florence, The Augusta Symphony in Augusta, Ga., and The South Carolina Philharmonic Orchestra. The quartet members have also performed with legendaries such as Lou Rawls, Ray Charles, and Olivia Newton-John. The Resonance String Quartet is an all occasions ensemble. They provide services for weddings, receptions, birthdays, retirement celebrations, etc.

SC State UniversityVocalist: Stephon Miller / Shont`e Darby Brass QuintetTrumpets: Desmond Kelly / Justin WattsFrench Horn: Darius DavisTrombone: Mitchell DrathTuba: Hussein DaviesConductor: Steven J. Reid, DMAPianist: David CollinsAccompanist: Dr. Jacob Clark

Special Thank you to:Elizabeth Pou, Auntie Karen Special Projects EnvoyTre Tailor, All-Star Band CoordinatorTerence Young, All-Star Band Musical Directore

2012 Master Class Artist

A native of South Carolina, Samuel Jenkins a jazz bass guitar-ist graduated from Benedict College in Columbia, S.C. where he majored in Criminal Justice with a minor in Music. He contributed many years of performing with the renowned “Benedict Gospel Choir”, and attended and performed in many recitals 1986-1989, at the USC School of Music as well as with the S.C. Philharmonic Orchestra”, while completing his education. “Bassman” Sam tours both nationally and internationally as his audiences pull on his de-mand as an outstanding bass quitarist and jazz artist. . “Bassman” Sam has worked with other various artists including headliners with Ashford & Simpson. S

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we support educational initiatives that empower and

inspire youth in our community. By bringing culturally rich events to Columbia,

the Auntie Karen Foundation enhances the quality oenhances the quality of life of

our citizens.

As a sponsor of the Legends of Concert Series,

Proudly Welcomes

Ramsey Lewis

The City of Columbia

That’s why we value the arts and its ability to speak to us in so many ways. It’s how poetry or a painting moves us. It’s when a performance makes us think and feel, and most importantly, connect with each other.

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Building healthy communities. It’s the business we’re in.

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For more information, please call 803-576-2065 This event is FREE and sponsored by Richland County Council, The Spann Watson Chapter of the Tuskegee

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Richland County Celebrates Legends This Evening...and Tomorrow During

AN AFTERNOON WITH THE

An Afternoon With The Red Tails: A Discussion of The Tuskegee Airmen

Saturday, February 25th, 20122:30pm-4:00pmJim Hamilton-L.B. Owens AirportAirport Terminal Lobby1400 Jim Hamilton Blvd. Columbia, SC 29205

John & Marcie BakerFrank & Melanie Baker

proudly welcome

Ramsey Lewis & Patti Austinto Columbia

Congratulations to Karen Alexanderon another great evening of music.

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! What kind of times are these that turmoil, tornadoes and terrorists capture the news day in and day out?" Is there peace in the midst of all this?" King David summed it up well in Psalm 31." When surrounded by enemies, his trust in God rings out through the ages as he appeals for deliverance, “…You are my refuge." Into your hands I commit my spirit…” Sound familiar?" Jesus also spoke these words on the cross (Luke 23: 45)." With the coming of the Holy Spirit, I am to be as He was in the world - like Stephen at his martyrdom when he used the same words from Psalm 31 (See Acts 7:59)." Stephen mirrored Jesus at his death when he cried out, “Do not hold this sin against them (his persecutors)." How does this apply to me today in the 21st century amidst the circumstances of anti-Christian forces?" Psalm 31: 13 – 14:" But I trust in you, O Lord; I say, “You are my God.”" My times are in your hands; deliver me from my enemies and from those who pursue me.” " Complete trust in a God who loves me is to be my attitude."

! Having said that, I must also consider something else." God does not delight in the death of the wicked, but His judgments must be reckoned with." Romans 6: 23," “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”" There are two prongs to this statement:" (1) God cannot deny his holiness so evil has to be judged" (2) God is love and His Son’s death on the cross appeased his wrath."

! I John 4: 10:" “Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins.”" Propitiate is a verb meaning to regain the favor of" (a god, spirit, person) by doing something that pleases them." Propitiation is a noun, which is the action of propitiating or appeasing a god, spirit, or person. Now, it is clear." Jesus willingly appeased God’s anger against evil while Jesus was dying on the cross." Sin and judgment reckoned with and God’s love demonstrated in the same act!" How brilliant!"

Finally, God has done everything necessary to save the human race from experiencing His judgment against evil." " According to John 1: 9, Jesus is the Light that lights every man, even Usama bin Laden, who comes into the world." Here are the options:" Either I accept God’s provision or I have to pay! In other words, I could end up, although it is not God’s desire, just like Usama bin Laden!"

! So, whether turmoil, tornadoes, or terrorists, there is a God who loves me

and will not abandonment me through it all." Can I say with David, Jesus, and

Stephen," “My times are in your hands.”

Gladys Grimaud

President

CityLight

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Michael R. BrenanState/Group President

BB&T

CityLight Prayer Breakfast

April 2011

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February 2011

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Henry Flowers, IV

CityLight Prayer Breakfast

Dear Friend,Please join us for the CityLight Prayer Breakfast at Brookland Banquet and Conference Center. The breakfast is held from 7-8:30 AM on the first Thursday of the every month. The CityLight Prayer Breakfast has served as a monthly networking platform for pastors, corporate, community and government leaders for the last 15 years. CityLight volunteers provide meals and assistance to the homeless, mentoring to teens, GED assistance to drop outs, counseling to gang members and addicts. We serve as a funding agent to our partnering organizations, much like the United Way. Join us.

Hope in our words. Help in our hands.

Redfern II Joe & Gladys GrimaudExecutive Director Founders

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Named to the President’s Higher Education Honor Roll for Community Service for two consecutive years, in recognition of service donated by the school’s faculty, staff , and students through academic service learning and volunteerism. Benedict’s pioneering Service Learning program serves as a national model for programs around the country, and also won the Sixth Annual Commission on Higher Education Award.

Ranked among the Top 100 Colleges in the nation for graduating African-American scholars with a baccalaureate degree. The annual “Top 100 Degree Producers” ranking was released by Diverse: Issues In Higher Education and ranked Benedict College 23rd in granting degrees in Human Sciences and 47th in granting degrees in Physical Sciences out of 4,000 colleges across the nation.

Ranked #10 among 309 baccalaureate colleges and universities by Washington Monthly based on creating social mobility among students, producing cutting edge scholarship, and research.

Ranked one of the top ten colleges in the nation in producing African Americans with an undergraduate Physics degree, as reported by the Education and Employment Statistic Division of the American Institute of Physics.

Ranked the third largest private Historically Black College in the UNCF College Fund network, and has the second largest undergraduate student population of the 20 private institutions in South Carolina.

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PatronsBen BlockerBeverly Gretchen TurnerC.J. ThomasCheryl WashingtonCraig & Danielle GoodsonDavid PankeyDr. Melvin & Sylvia MahonDuriyah DevineEria BridmanHenry & Carolyn GoodsonHope JeffcoatJacqueline WilliamsJaz OutenJeff ArchieJerome HarlestonJohn & Barbara WhittenJohn MatthewsJR McCrayJudy BattisteJulia Kathleen Ford BrownLemuel StephensLuther Battiste lllLW GreenMammie PriceMarie BrooksMarilyn HopsonNorman & Cheryl HopsonPatricia R WilliamsShirley KellyStephanie DuncanTherese Griffi nWalter GloverWilliams & Kimberly DavisPat HarlestonDonald Johnson, Johnson Food Services, LLC

Students SponsorsAnonymousArnett Klugh Jr. Bobby Keller, Keller ConstructionDr. Carol Y Smith-BrownDr. Trace RutherfordDr. Virginia Samuel, Samuel ChiropracticJASA-Just A Sister AwayJessica RishJim MaurerJohn MatthewsJohnson, Toal & BattisteJulian ThomasLadoris WalkerLatrice JacobsLeroy Green, G & S Janitorial ServicesNancy LarrimorePam Bynoe-ReedPat DanielPatricia DanielsRodney Anderson, Bamberg School DistrictRohena Miller, Niche MarketingRonald BlackwellStacey Franklin-JonesStanley Seabrook, Technique TennisTowe HavensAlvin RuckerThe Fowler CompanyDee & Kay McFarland

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25 - 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.THE HARAMBEE FESTIVAL - Benedict College Mays Human Resources Center Arena This festival is one of the largest College-sponsored festivals in the nation. It is an annual event for the entire family that has plenty of food, music, fun, art, and those hard-to-fi nd merchandise items in the Shopping Village. The KIJIJI Children’s Village will feature scientifi c experiments, virtual classrooms, educational enrichment, and dance lessons. Other events include outside activities for the children, and bounce houses.

Live stage performances are scheduled throughout the day to include the national award winning Benedict College Gospel Choir and a special ap-pearance by the Harambee Festival Community Gospel Choir and various other performances to include gospel, jazz, R and B, dance, praise dancing, steel band, an international performance and much, much MORE! Free Admission. Call (803) 705-4409 for additional information and to register as a merchandise or food vendor.

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