Today’s Artist
T-Bone Walker 1910 - 1975
They call it stormy Monday, but Tuesday's just as bad.
T-Bone Walker
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T-Bone Walker was the first bluesman to use electric guitar solos. He taught B.B. King his style. His real name was Aaron Thibeaux Walker.     ○○○
Today’s Record
A Woman's Worth 2002

A song about a woman's value and the respect she deserves

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Alicia Keys was twenty-one and already a critics' darling when arrived as the follow-up to Fallin'. She wrote it with Erika Rose, and the song is a lecture wrapped in silk -- a demand for respect delivered so gracefully you almost miss the steel underneath. Peaked at number seven on the Hot 100 in 2002.

Keys didn't ask for equality. She stated it as obvious fact.

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