Legacy Podcasts' Black History Month series continues with a four-part look at the highly influential career of Sam Cooke.nbsp;nbsp; You'll hear music from throughout his career that displays the great bredth of his talent before his tragic death in 1964 at the age of 33 - from his gospel roots to his upbeat classic hits, and from his high energy live concerts to his recordings of late-night mood pieces.nbsp; Interview subjects include R#38;B legend Bobby Womack, Sam's brother L.C. Cooke, and drummer Hal Blaine.

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Producer:nbsp; Joyride Media

Our Black History Month feature continues with another great African-American musician - Miles Davis, to honor the 50th anniversary of his landmark album "Kind of Blue."nbsp;nbsp; Collaborators, friends, critics and historians look back on how this record was created and its impact on music and pop culture over the last 50 years.

Our Black History Month series continues with the first of four pieces on the great artists of Philly International Records.

Producer:nbsp; Joyride Media

Recommended:nbsp; Love Train: The Sound of Philadelphia Concert DVD

We launch our 28 days of Black History series with the first of four segments on legendary songwriting duo Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson.nbsp; These two have been responsible for many of the biggest r#38;b hits of the last 40 years - including "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," "Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing," "I'm Every Woman," and their own classic "Solid."

The Real Thing - their new live album is in stores now on CD and DVD, featuring brand-new performances of these classic songs and many more.

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