Personal tragedies. His second wife passing away from a brain aneurism and he had to struggle through it and stay strong. More than anything what I got from Melvin was that he worked hard, he was never really lazy about it.
Part of that whole thinking for myself was to never… always keep going, always keep pushing. Reid who helped strategize the Verzuz battle with him recorded over three decades ago. Truthfully, we were so busy working from one project to the next that we never got a chance to really reflect on the success or what was happening. It led to Reid trading the mixing board for the boardroom, becoming an executive and going on to helm the top roles at Arista, Island Def Jam and Epic Records.
He had success with everyone. The possibility of love and heartbreak. You look around and see life around you and write from everyone else experiences as well as yours sometimes. Facebook Twitter Email. Show Caption. Hide Caption. Beneficiaries included Save the Music, an initiative which helps to restore and support music programs in public schools, and the Youth Video Institute, a television production program for local teens.
Besides the highway, Edmonds has also received an honorary doctorate from IU. Recently, artist Israel Solomon selected Edmonds as one of six subjects in a mural honoring Black Hoosier heroes and heroines in Carmel. Follow her on twitter SerenaPuang. Facebook Twitter Email. Listen, Michelle Obama, Jennifer Lopez, a lot of people stopped by that day just to see what the two of you were doing. And I have heard you say this — I love this, Kenny — that there are two things that make you feel good.
A chicken sandwich, especially, I highly recommend the Popeye's chicken sandwich, two things that make you feel good, a chicken sandwich and a good song. What's the difference between the two for you?
Why do they make you feel good? I love that sentence. Edmonds: Well, you know, chicken sandwiches, the right one can always make you feel good, make you feel like you're home. A song can take you anywhere, to any place and any time.
And sometimes we all need an escape. And this is a good time to have an escape. King: Yeah, we all need an escape. You both survived, you're both healthy. It's a different experience for everybody. I read yours started with a sore throat, a tickle in your throat. You went to the doctor, but then it took a turn for the worse. What happened to you? Edmonds: Yeah. It was just a sore throat at first. And I thought that's all it was going to be. But then that evening, it turned into a fever and turned into sweats and body aches and the whole bit.
And it lasted for about five, six days, the fever just non-stop. And even after five, six days, the fever would come back a little bit. You thought you were out of it, but it just kind of kept hanging around. And the biggest thing is that you worry about whether it's going to go to the next level because you don't know.
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