Music soothes the soul and no one does it better than Nancy Wilson. She is a true interpreter of great lyrics. I have taken a great liking to some true talented songstresses who have not gained the fame and acclaimed as the manufactured "Pop/RB Divas" of today. Check out the likes of Adriana Evans, Lina, Leela James, Kimiko Itoh (a Japenese Jazz Vocalist), Jane Monheit & the second coming of Millie Jackson, the incredible Jaguar Wright. My music collection ranges from Ace of Base to Yanni.
Movies
There's nothing like a great performance to make a movie. Among my favorites are the remake of "Imitation of Life," "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane," "The Color Purple," and "Claudine." There is a theme with my viewing choices, I admire strong women who are able to smile through the bad times and celebrate the good. Just like my momma.
Television
Thank God for channels like TV One, that introduces a new generation to such incredible African-American shows like "Good Times." Although a product of the 1970's the storylines are still relevant today. "The Jeffersons" inspire me to "move on up," and "227" celebrates what is missing in today's society, a sense of community.
Books
My taste in literature ranges as well as my musical taste. They include: "The Ways of White Folks" by Mr. Langston Hughes, "Kindred" by Octavia Butler and "The Color Purple" by Ms. Alice Walker. But the three that have had the biggest impact on my life are: "And the Band Played On" the most accurate account of the history of the HIV/AIDS pandemic; "What Looks Like Crazy on an Ordinary Day," by Ms. Pearl Cleage and "The Front Runner," one of the very first gay love stories I ever read.
Heroes
My heroes/sheroes are not well known by many. Their contributions are not chronicled in headlines spread across our nation's papers, but they make a difference in the lives of many. For starters, my mother. Secondly, Dr. Helene Gayle and Dr. Cecilia Maxwell, doing their part to end the HIV/AIDS Pandemic in the African-American community; Dr. Ron Simmons of Us Helping Us, Inc. in Washington, DC. He is making a difference in the lives of African-American gay/bisexual men infected & affected with HIV/AIDS in the Washington, DC area...
Rodney Lofton's Details
Status:
Single
Here for:
Networking
Orientation:
Gay
Body type:
6' 0"
Ethnicity:
Black / African descent
Zodiac Sign:
Virgo
Smoke / Drink:
Yes / Yes
Children:
Someday
Education:
Some college
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Come Out And See PMT @ Arizona Joe's Tonight, 11/6/2009 @ 9PM -- $5 Door Charge
Luke of PMT Comes To you From Catskill, NY And Is Finishing Up His East Coast Tour. Luke Is a Good Friend Of Mine And Is The Founder of "Jam 4 Tots" in NY, Which We Have Partnered Up And Are Bringing To Richmond, Va. !!! Hell, I Might Even Do A Song or 2 With Luke!Click Here To Hear PMT's Music
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Just stopping by to drop off some Sunday love to a great talented friend :-) Also stop by I would love to hear from you and thanks for your love and support Also have a blessed week LOL...Donnette.
Hey Rodney, I am sorry this greeting is late, but I still wanted to come by and show you some birthday love... I hope you had a great day!!! from, Cedrick J. Johnson "The SoulfulProducer!!!"
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