Don Curren 🇨🇦🇺🇦Apr 11
Stand, all the things you want are real You have you to complete & there is no deal Stand, stand, stand (Everybody, yeah) Stand, stand, stand Stand, you've been sitting much too long There's a permanent crease in your right & wrong #SlyStone, Stand (Edwin Starr cover) www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT0M...

Stand
Stand

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BlogfeedserApr 4

#SheilaE in TivolE was leuk. Af en toe kwamen wat ingekorte hits van haarzelf voorbij of van #Prince of van #SlyStone, de laatste gezongen door #LynnMabry. E drumde gelukkig als #Animal dwars door het vreselijk tuttige Yellow Submarine van the #Beatles heen. 👍🏻

Er waren ontroerende momenten: een huilend meisje uit het publiek mocht met de band op het drumstel meedrummen. De verpleegster van de overleden moeder van Mabry was in de zaal en werd door Mabry toegezongen. Verpleegster ook in tranen. 😭

Dr. Seltsam 🌎🎶🌳Mar 29
@kevbob Absolutely funktastic, top notch performance, love it.
#Funk #RnB #SlyStone
BBC6Music 🎶 #NowPlaying BotMar 18

🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #6MusicArtistInResidence

Sly Stone:
🎵 Family Affair

#SlyStone

https://hypnoticrecords.bandcamp.com/track/sly-stone-family-affair-dubstep-remix

Sly Stone - Family Affair (Dubstep Remix), by Various Artists

from the album Dubstep Madness

Hypnotic Records
Johnny J. BlairMar 15

Happy Heavenly Birthday to Sly Stone...

https://johnnyjblairsingeratlarge.bandcamp.com/track/people-medley-everyday-people-fishers-of-men-one-for-the-pastor-2

#slyandthefamilystone #slystone #sylvesterstewart #gospel #funk #soul #psychedelic #rock #pop #everydaypeople #jabostarks #pistolallen #henrygibson #jamesbrown #curtismayfield #motown #williamsport #pennsylvania #church #johnnyjblair #singeratlarge #sanfrancisco #oakland #birthday

50+ MusicMar 15
On March 15th, 1943: #SlyStone [Sylvester Stewart], American funk-rock singer-songwriter, and musician (Sly & The Family Stone - "Everyday People"; "Dance To The Music"), born in Denton, Texas (d. 2025).
#HappyBirthday #RIP 🪽🥀
Brother SoulMar 1

RE: https://ravenation.club/@labr/116153886495441481

Everyone needs a little #slystone in their lives.

Brother

BBC6Music 🎶 #NowPlaying BotFeb 16

🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #6MusicArtistInResidence

Sly Stone:
🎵 Family Affair

#SlyStone

https://orlandovoorn2.bandcamp.com/track/sly-stone-family-affair-rmx

https://open.spotify.com/track/1XvCs8az0V297Ex0I9VAPu

Sly Stone _Family Affair_RMX, by GOAT SERIES COMPILATION ONE

from the album GOAT SERIES COMPILATION ONE

Orlando Voorn Official
S. K. RileyFeb 4

‘I'm livin' livin' livin' life with all its ups and downs
I'm givin' givin' givin' love and smiling at the frowns
You're in trouble when you find it's hard for you to smile
A simple song might make it better for a little while

Let me hear you say
Yaa, ya-ya, ya ya’

#SimpleSong #SlyStone #Lyrics #Soul #Funk #Music

https://youtu.be/nPA15aPEzAg?si=L-_Nt-6gub3LevzU

Sly & The Family Stone - Sing a Simple Song (Alternate Mix)

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VeadaFeb 3
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1QYfKTQ7cD/ #SlyStone and the making of "Everyday People "
19K views · 8.7K reactions | By the time Sly Stone wrote “Everyday People,” he was wrestling with a world that didn’t look like the one he imagined for his band. It was 1968. The country was fraying, and Sly—feeling pressure from Epic for a follow-up to “Dance To The Music,” and leading a multiracial, co-ed band, turned inward. He’d watched radio playlists for years and noticed how black and white artists were kept in separate lanes. With the Family Stone, he was determined to erase those lines. “Everyday People” was borne out of that vision: a pared-back, almost nursery-rhyme-simple anthem tracked at Pacific High Recording in San Francisco. Written and produced by Sly, he stripped away complexity until only the essentials remained, and insisted that everyone sing on the track. The message was simple but radical: no one better, no one lesser, and unity is not a theory but an act. Released months before Stand! hit stores, “Everyday People” became the band’s first No. 1, on both, the R&B and Hot 100 chart, where it remained for four weeks.  A gentle rebellion at the height of cultural upheaval, “Everyday People” was a blueprint—for the band, for pop music, and for a country still struggling to become the place Sly insisted it could be. Brought to you by, Monjon Creator Cards. Get unstuck. Find your voice. Make something great. Buy yours at www.monjoncards.com or see link in bio. #slyandthefamilystone #everydaypeople #slystone #60s #singersongwriter | Monroe Jones

By the time Sly Stone wrote “Everyday People,” he was wrestling with a world that didn’t look like the one he imagined for his band. It was 1968. The country was fraying, and Sly—feeling pressure...