There is no better way to start a Black History Month podcast than with one of the

inventors of Rock and Roll, Sister Rose Alhattharp.

This is from a 1964 live television broadcast she did in the movie.

You can hear people clapping along and screaming because they're there at a abandoned train station.

Here are once again the smartest man in the world who takes to the either this time from

the Sluubri's confines of the Purpose of Frutitude located somewhere in Lower California,

Mayo, McGregorio, me esposa eshenifer.

Hello.

Hello.

We're listening to Sister Rose Alhattharp because there's never enough time to listen to

Sister Rose Alhattharp.

She is born.

In 1915, it was a gospel singer and then started doing gigging with Lucky Melander, Duke

Alan Tuhl and what not, she played the cotton club in Harlem and became a giant gospel

star.

Then made a record for DACA that went onto the rhythm and blues charts.

They didn't call it then they called it the Harlem charts.

It might be the first gospel cost of a record.

This is way later in the career in 1964.

She toured extensively around the United States and then met a woman piano player who I think

they were.

She was the Helia Jackson's pianist and then she and Renite toured together.

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