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Celebrating Nelson Mandela & Black History 

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Responsible ARTistry Business Recognition

Responsible Artistry Magazine has been selected for the 2013 Best of Saint Helena Island Awards for Media. The Saint Helena Island Award Program is an annual awards program honoring the achievements and accomplishments of local businesses throughout the Saint Helena Island area. Recognition is given to those companies that have shown the ability to use their best practices and implemented programs to generate competitive advantages and long-term value.Each year, the Saint Helena Island Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and our community. These exceptional companies help make the

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R.A.m. welcomes the GG Cut-n-Edge Cartoon Series to the Family

Responsible ARTistry Magazine is pleased to announce the on-going cartoon series of GG by Ron Bryant Creator of Cut-n-Edge Cartoons to our future issues. They are amazing Cartoons from a unique perspective. Check out the latest political & social cartoons @ www.littleo.biz #ResponsibleARTistry

R.A.m. Will be Media at the 10yr Anniversary Rock the Bells Tour

R.A.m. Will be Media at the 10yr Anniversary Rock the Bells Tour

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is thankful to our in-house Photographer with 

El-Shamesh Photography 

Sat Sept 28, 2013

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Making A Living Making Music

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It is Using Our INfluence as an ARTist to Enhance & Save Lives. 

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Cover ARTist 

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New Website for Responsible ARTistry Magazine

Exciting News:::::::::

We have Launched a Brand New Website

for (R.A.m.) Responsible ARTistry Magazine.

The Responsible ARTistry Magazine is a bi-monthly digital interactive magazine committed to inspire, uplift, encourage, entertain and empower internationally. Our mission is to spotlight artistic individuals and organizations that use their talents, crafts and influence to better our communities which in turn inspires our world. Every issue published will celebrate the art, acts, gestures and accomplishments of creative souls from around the globe, honoring old and new traditions and spotlighting ways to enhance the reader's everyday life organically and finding new ways to be more eco-friendly.

The information that we publish will help to enhance and empower our R.A.m. readers, therefore enriching their lives and benefiting the communities in which they live. We believe in Giving the Gift of ARTistic Knowledge! We are here to bring you those artistic jewels organically, that are sure to bring you and your family much joy and empowerment. Be Responsibly ARTistic and Share this publication with your network.

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In Remembrance Of A Musical Icon: Ben Tucker

Photo Credit SCAD/Courtesy of Savannah Music Festival 

We jazz fans tend to filter through a lot of names. For every Sonny Rollins or Wes Montgomery on the cover of an album, there might be two, three, four, five, eight, 14 more musicians backing him or her. Slowly, we begin to string together the works of these sidemen, too: what they're capable of, with whom they recorded, in what circles they appeared to run. Somewhere, we know this isn't the complete story, but sometimes, it's all we have to start thinking of one.

To evaluate the late bassist Ben Tucker on that criterion would reveal some impressive credits. He played bass in Billy Taylor's trio for years. He's on records by Art Pepper and Warne Marsh made in Southern California. He's on dates led by Gerry Mulligan, Grant Green and Quincy Jones made in New York City. The recording log alone reveals every indication of a first-rate player during a fertile period in music.

Look a little further on the credits and you'll see he was a composer, as well. His blues "Comin' Home Baby" was recorded by a jazz group led by drummer Dave Bailey in October 1961; the next month, Tucker was again present when flutist Herbie Mann recorded it live in concert. Mann's version became a hit, but not the Top 40 success that reluctant vocalist Mel Tormé enjoyed when Tucker worked with Bob Dorough to create a lyric for the tune. Among the hundreds of Tucker's songwriting credits, "Comin' Home Baby" remains his biggest commercial success — it was even recently recorded by Michael Bublé.

But Ben Tucker's legacy stretched far beyond annals and listings of personnel, or even jazz clubs. His impact could be felt deeply in fields like broadcasting, music publishing and Saturday-morning television, and in Savannah, Ga., where he lived for his final decades.

Ben Tucker was driving a golf cart when he was struck by an out-of-town driver on Tuesday. He was 82.

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Born in 1930, Tucker and his twin brother grew up in Nashville, Tenn., where he taught himself the upright bass and tuba. After attending college and serving four years in the Air Force, he took to the Los Angeles area, and then New York City, where he found his way into the jazz community.

But Tucker didn't just play bass. He and Bob Dorough formed a production company to make television commercials. In the early 1970s, an advertising executive whose son was having trouble learning arithmetic asked Tucker and Dorough to set multiplication tables to music. The result was the pilot episode of what would later become Schoolhouse Rock!, the three-minute animated interstitials between educational and kids programming.

Tucker also learned the publishing business. Not long after meeting the singer-songwriter Bobby Hebb, Tucker helped him record the song "Sunny," which became a hit. Royalties from "Sunny" allowed Tucker to pursue future business opportunities.

Like his colleague Billy Taylor, Tucker took an interest in broadcasting. In 1972, Tucker moved to Savannah, Ga. and bought the AM radio station WSOK. As one of a small handful of black radio-station owners in the country, he transformed the station into the top AM station in its market, and gave voice to the city's African-American population. The future mayor of Savannah, Otis Johnson, hosted a program. "I was the voice of the black community," Tucker told the Savannah Morning News in 2006. He later started the FM station WLVH.

But, also like Taylor, Tucker never stopped performing. Among other jazz societies and initiatives to which he contributed, in 1989 Tucker also opened a jazz club in Savannah called Hard-Hearted Hannah's, and played in the house band six nights a week. He was a regular at the Westin hotel in town, where he played the Sunday jazz brunch and played the golf course onsite frequently. He became an icon in the city's music community. 

Content Courtesy of http://www.npr.org/blogs/ablogsupreme/2013/06/06/188967302/ben-tucker-remembering-a-bassist-and-citywide-icon

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I actually met Ben Tucker a few times and even sang in his place Hard Hearted Hannah's so it is with deep sadness that I am even posting this ARTicle. We at Responsible ARTistry Magazine send our Love & Light to Ben Tucker and his family. -Mahoganee Editor-In-Chief of Responsible ARTistry Magazine 

Responsible ARTistry Magazine Ist Official Issue goes live 5.1.13

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Our SC SHEro Candice Glover

Congratulations to our SHEro @CandiceAI12 
for Spreading Her Wings and inspiring us all.
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Heeling Diabetes ShoeNista Auction

Here are a few pics from the Heeling Diabetes Shoenista Auction we
participated in as Media on July 14th. For more pictures please LIKE & visit us
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BrothaPreneur & SistaPreneur Meet | AOE's Mixer

A Great Event: Beautiful Space + Worthy Cause + Key People = SUCCESS

bar*ONE Atlanta sponsored the 1st BrothaPreneur/SistaPreneur Meet on last evening and it was indeed a Success. The featured non-profit was "Angels of Epilepsy"(AOE). The BrothaPreneur/SistaPreneur Organization was founded by event planner Shatima N. Tankson as a means of support for those with an entrepreneurial spirit. Ms. Tankson is owner of the premier event planning company An Excellent Decision, Inc. (AED) in Atlanta Ga and Board President of AOE. The feature non-profit "Angels of Epilepsy" was founded by Natalie Y Beavers who is living with the medical condition. Both Ms. Beavers & Ms. Tankson carry the spirit of giving and have infectious personalities. Ms. Beavers has a winning smile that lifts your spirit and makes you feel good. We were delighted to offer media coverage for this event. ARTistic Entrepreneurs from all backgrounds came to show their support including Darren Miller co-founder of Nu-Soul Collective who flew in from DC, Nikki Wade owner of Divadom Entertainment Group in Atlanta, GA & Poet-Author-Publisher Nolan P Holloway, Jr.

The Mission of Angels Of Epilepsy is to provide much support & inspiration to those living with this medical condition. We strive to spread awareness about Epilepsy throughout the United States & across the world. A.O.E. will give resources & medical information to help those living with Epilepsy & their families.

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ChefMivens at Chef Tech Academy

Chef Tech Academy is creating the chefs of tomorrow through a holistic approach to learning health and wellness and @ChefMivens is a part of that approach via Emory University Summer Program for our youth. 

From the Kitchen to the Court :) 
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Music Video Provides Support 4 Student Education

MUSIC VIDEO PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR STUDENT EDUCATION

POWER

Now that "Free Your Mind" is released into the world, let's get to work on something that's never been done before! Check out the "IAM" Campaign – a six-month effort which will use the forthcoming "Free Your Mind" music video to raise 10,000 hours of classroom time, each month, for students around the world.

PARTNERS

Education is one of the most pressing issues of our time. The School Fund creates access to education for kids in our global community; they’re passionate, transparent, and committed. That makes them an excellent partner in bringing the music video to life.

PURPOSE

I grew up listening to Nina Simone, Quincy Jones, and Miles Davis - musicians who were widely regarded as the barometers of their time. Like the artists who inspire me, I view music as a way to make an impact. Make your mark, here: http://www.indiegogo.com/IAM.

Information via Carolyn Malachi 

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@OffTheCob Dolls Headed to Sudan

Our Friend Cathy (OffTheCob), who is such a Responsible ARTist is sending 10 more dolls on another mission trip but this time we at Responsible ARTistry were awarded the opportunity to play a very small role in this BIG Mission. The hearts sewn on all of these dolls were made from a piece of silk magenta cloth with colorful butterflies that we donated to Cathy for her mission project. The mere fact that she chose the heart to convey a piece of us is very special and meaningful. 

Limited packing is the only reason she didn't send more.  

The Sudan Mission Trip is put together by the Seaside Vineyard Church

The Sudan Trip is scheduled for June 2012

For more info on this mission trip or how to be apart of future mission trips please contact 

Mark Walker (pastor) at mark@seasidevineyard.com 

Church address: 

Seaside Vineyard Church

100 Sea Island Parkway

Beaufort, SC 29907

843-524-8463

(To check out Cathy's Mermaids for Haiti) Click Here 

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