Dee Edwards's guest appearances

Dee Edwards

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show

the3WM

Couch To Podium Podcast

Lamar Tyler

Ranelli Williams

Lucinda Cross

Quinn Conyers

Sassy Jones

Michael Thomas

Tyler Perry

Kevin Davis

Grant Baldwin

Andrea Davis

Joe Sanok

Kevin Brown

Camille Moore

Joel Brown

Leslie Johnson

OwlTail

 🎙️🎧 New Podcast Alert!🚨 In this episode with Dee Edwards , Mentor, Taxpreneur &amp; Founder Of First Small Business Hub, we will discuss on how you can earn money, especially for Christian businesses and how to negotiate your value. They will also share tips on how you can be able to separate your ministry and your business. 🎧Now playing in Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Libsyn and Spotify ✨ Enroll in the Couch to Podium Courses and get paid to speak : https://couchtopodium.thinkific.com/ 👍 Be updated! Like our Facebook page- Couch to Podium: https://www.facebook.com/couchtopodium/ 👍 Join the Paid to Speak community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mentalhealthspeakersll/

🎙️🎧 New Podcast Alert!🚨 In this episode with Dee Edwards , Mentor, Taxpreneur &amp; Founder Of First Small Business Hub, we will discuss on how you can earn money, especially for Christian businesses and how to negotiate your value. They will also share tips on how you can be able to separate your ministry and your business. 🎧Now playing in Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Libsyn and Spotify ✨ Enroll in the Couch to Podium Courses and get paid to speak : <a href="https://couchtopodium.thinkific.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://couchtopodium.thinkific.com/</a> 👍 Be updated! Like our Facebook page- Couch to Podium: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/couchtopodium/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/couchtopodium/</a> 👍 Join the Paid to Speak community: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/mentalhealthspeakersll/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/mentalhealthspeakersll/</a>

How Business Owners can Make Money with Dee Edwards

Tonya R. Moore

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show airs every Tuesday from 6:00 p.m. EST to 7:00 p.m. ESTFirst Segment: Dee Edwards is a faith-based Business leader, Taxpreneur, Startup Business Expert and Entrepreneur with 10 years of experience.  Since embarking upon the journey of entrepreneurship, she has assisted many startup business owners become unstuck, gain vision clarity, launch their business in success, create streams of income and publish their first book.Learn more; www.Sharvette.com Second Segment: Tonya Renada Moore is a co-author in the book, Unchain My Legacy. In Unchain My Legacy, each author exposes the truth of their stories; revealing the decisions that have threatened to shackle them, along with the future of their children and their children’s children, in a never-ending chain of bondage…Learn more; www.Sharvette.com

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show airs every Tuesday from 6:00 p.m. EST to 7:00 p.m. EST First Segment: Dee Edwards is a faith-based Business leader, Taxpreneur, Startup Business Expert and Entrepreneur with 10 years of experience.  Since embarking upon the journey of entrepreneurship, she has assisted many startup business owners become unstuck, gain vision clarity, launch their business in success, create streams of income and publish their first book. Learn more; <a href="http://www.Sharvette.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.Sharvette.com</a>  Second Segment: Tonya Renada Moore is a co-author in the book, Unchain My Legacy.  In Unchain My Legacy, each author exposes the truth of their stories; revealing the decisions that have threatened to shackle them, along with the future of their children and their children’s children, in a never-ending chain of bondage… Learn more; <a href="http://www.Sharvette.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.Sharvette.com</a>

On Air with Dee Edwards,Taxpreneur and Author Tonya R. Moore

By Scott Freeman Now it’s time to turn the clocks back to 1962 and go to Detroit, Michigan,USA.  Dee Edwards, born Doris Jones, records her first single as a solo artist, “You Say You Love Me,” at the young age of seventeen.  It would be the only single she records for Tuba, just one of the many Detroit record labels at the time; and like many of the local labels, Tuba managed to survive for just a short time, releasing about a dozen 45s in its lifespan. Very much a ballad, “You Say You Love Me” is one of those tunes that just seem to float along.  Although not strictly a doo-wop song, the listener can hear elements of doo-wop, especially with the vocals of the backup singers.  While I love the tune, I never have an opportunity to play it out because it is just too mellow for most of the venues I play at, which is why I feature it here for your own perusal. Dee Edwards would record for several Detroit labels throughout the 60s and into the early 70s. Her last Detroit single on the De-To label, “I Can Deal With That,” was recorded in 1975.  Production tailed off from the mid 70s as she left Detroit for New York City to focus on her family.  Several of her 45s from her Detroit years catch a fair price when auctioned and always seem to generate interest from bidders.  I also remember finding “You Say You Love Me” on a private seller’s site asking a C note for a mint copy, but you can usually find a used 45 for much less…. For those interested in listening more to Dee Edwards, you can also go to YouTube and do a search on “Dee Edwards.”  You will then be presented with a plethora of possibilities.  My personal preference for this type of search is to try to find the icon for the specific 45 I am looking for.  Chances are strong that I will be able to hear, and maybe even see, the actual 45 being played!   This feature is important especially if I am using YouTube as a cross-referencing tool.  For instance, I locate a potentially interesting 45 on-line, but I have no way to listen to it and the track is unfamiliar to me.  I would then search on YouTube.  You would be surprised how often this works!  Enjoy the song!     Sound file is for educational purposes only. The post Funky Seoul Corner 15:  Dee Edwards’ ‘You Say You Love Me’ appeared first on the3WM.

By Scott Freeman <a href="http://thethreewisemonkeys.com/?attachment_id=16236" rel="attachment wp-att-16236 nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Now it’s time to turn the clocks back to 1962 and go to Detroit, Michigan,USA.  Dee Edwards, born Doris Jones, records her first single as a solo artist, “You Say You Love Me,” at the young age of seventeen.  It would be the only single she records for Tuba, just one of the many Detroit record labels at the time; and like many of the local labels, Tuba managed to survive for just a short time, releasing about a dozen 45s in its lifespan. Very much a ballad, “You Say You Love Me” is one of those tunes that just seem to float along.  Although not strictly a doo-wop song, the listener can hear elements of doo-wop, especially with the vocals of the backup singers.  While I love the tune, I never have an opportunity to play it out because it is just too mellow for most of the venues I play at, which is why I feature it here for your own perusal. Dee Edwards would record for several Detroit labels throughout the 60s and into the early 70s. Her last Detroit single on the De-To label, “I Can Deal With That,” was recorded in 1975.  Production tailed off from the mid 70s as she left Detroit for New York City to focus on her family.  Several of her 45s from her Detroit years catch a fair price when auctioned and always seem to generate interest from bidders.  I also remember finding “You Say You Love Me” on a private seller’s site asking a C note for a mint copy, but you can usually find a used 45 for much less…. For those interested in listening more to Dee Edwards, you can also go to YouTube and do a search on “Dee Edwards.”  You will then be presented with a plethora of possibilities.  My personal preference for this type of search is to try to find the icon for the specific 45 I am looking for.  Chances are strong that I will be able to hear, and maybe even see, the actual 45 being played!   This feature is important especially if I am using YouTube as a cross-referencing tool.  For instance, I locate a potentially interesting 45 on-line, but I have no way to listen to it and the track is unfamiliar to me.  I would then search on YouTube.  You would be surprised how often this works!  Enjoy the song! Sound file is for educational purposes only. The post <a href="http://thethreewisemonkeys.com/2012/04/16/funky-seoul-corner-15-dee-edwards-you-say-you-love-me/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Funky Seoul Corner 15: Dee Edwards’ ‘You Say You Love Me’</a> appeared first on <a href="http://thethreewisemonkeys.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the3WM</a>.

Funky Seoul Corner 15:  Dee Edwards’ ‘You Say You Love Me’