If R&B is a gumbo, then you might compare Smokin' Grooves to the family heirloom platter you eat it out of. Like gumbo, R&B is a recipe passed down …
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Smokin' Grooves relives the golden era while showcasing bright young talent in Long Beach
The history of Smokin' Grooves as the premier tour rooted in hip-hop dates back to 1996 when it launched with the Fugees, A Tribe Called Quest and …
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Erykah Badu, Miguel & More Bring Back the Spirit of Smokin' Grooves in Long Beach
The history of Smokin' Grooves as the premier tour rooted in hip-hop dates back to 1996 when it launched with the Fugees, A Tribe Called Quest and …
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Erykah Badu, Miguel & More Bring Back the Spirit of Smokin' Grooves in Long Beach
Smokin' Grooves brought the Roots, Erykah Badu and more R&B and hip-hop stars to the Queen Mary in Long Beach Saturday, June 16. See photos …
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Smokin' Grooves: See photos from the Long Beach R&B and hip-hop festival
Twenty years to the day of its release (June 9, 1998), the impact of Brandy's magnum opus is felt between the grooves of R&B today. Think the playful …
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How Brandy's 'Never Say Never' Solidified Her Place In R&B
Smokin' Grooves Fest—the '90s pioneering tour for hip-hop and R&B acts—has announced its return. After a 16 year hiatus, the one day festival will recommence at the Queen Mary Events Park in Long Beach on Saturday, June 16. Erykah Badu, Miguel, and the Roots are set to headline.
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Smokin' Grooves Fest 2018 Lineup: Erykah Badu, Miguel, the Roots, More
Another festival is coming to the Queen Mary this summer. The new R&B heavy festival Smokin' Grooves docks at the ship on Saturday, June 16, with passes going on sale at noon April 24. Top-billed artists for the one-day show include Grammy-winning singer Erykah Badu, San Pedro native Miguel, …
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Long Beach lands the new Smokin' Grooves festival at the Queen Mary
Before he was busting out the funk and throwing down the grooves with renowned funk/ R&B project, Bunchafunk, the band's co-founder and lead vocalist, Reggie Brown, was praising the Lord and singing in his church choir. Brown grew up in the historic city of Charleston, S.C., in a large family with five …
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'Catch the groove' with Reggie Brown and Bunchafunk
