In this electrifying episode of Queue Points, DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray drop the needle on the musical legacies of three legendary Black women who dominated stage, screen, and sound—Debbie Allen, Phylicia Rashad, and Sheryl Lee Ralph.

Did you know these powerhouse performers also pursued music careers? From Debbie Allen’s Special Look album, which could have been a hit if released just a year earlier, to Phylicia Rashad’s disco-infused Josephine Superstar, and Sheryl Lee Ralph’s club anthem In The Evening, these women proved they were more than just icons in acting.

Join us as we break down their impact, celebrate their versatility, and reminisce about the Broadway-to-Billboard moments that often get overlooked. Expect laughter, deep musical knowledge, and a celebration of the Black women who paved the way for today’s multi-talented artists.

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Links to Content Referenced in This Episode

• "Debbie Allen: Doing It All - Her Way!!!" (Ebony Magazine - November, 1989)
• "Sheryl Ralph's Dreams Are Coming True" (Billboard - February 9, 1985)
• Phylicia Allen - "Josephine Superstar"
• Sheryl Lee Ralph - "In The Evening"
• Debbie Allen - "Special Look"
• Friday Night Videos (1989) Hosted by Debbie Allen and Kadeem Hardison

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