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Y'all Don't (Really) Care about Black Women by Charles, Melanie (Record, 2021)

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Alto Saxophone – Rogerst Charles. STILL SEALED LP! A1 God Bless The Child. VINYL: MINT JACKET: MINT. Outstanding Mint Condition! A2 All Africa (The Beat). Drums – Gengis Don, Ignabu. B4 Beginning To See The Light (Reimagined).

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Product Identifiers

Record LabeliMP, Impulse Records

UPC0602438467570

eBay Product ID (ePID)9049892043

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2021

GenreJazz

ArtistCharles, Melanie

Release TitleY'all Don't (Really) Care about Black Women

Dimensions

Item Height0.17 in

Item Weight0.83 lb

Item Length12.50 in

Item Width12.40 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks11

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 God Bless The Child 1.2 All Africa (The Beat) 1.3 The Music Is The Magic 1.4 Perdido (Reimagined by Melanie Charles) 1.5 Pay Black Women Interlude 1.6 Woman Of The Ghetto (Reimagined by Melanie Charles) 2.1 Jazz (Ain't Nothing But Soul) (Reimagined by Melanie Charles) 2.2 Detour Ahead (Reimagined by Melanie Charles) 2.3 Go Away Little Boy 2.4 Beginning To See The Light (Reimagined by Melanie Charles) 2.5 What A Difference (Reimagined by Melanie Charles)

Number of Discs1

NotesVinyl LP pressing. 2021 release. With the Verve Remixed project, Y'all Don't (Really) Care About Black Women, Melanie Charles sets out to take this group of songs and breathe new energy into them. Melanie was immediately drawn to the rapturous voices of Billie Holiday and Sarah Vaughn who inspired her to record arrangements of "God Bless the Child" and "Detour Ahead." This album is a love letter to the unheralded labor of black women. Melanie asks listeners to be accountable to black women as much as they care for their works.