Whittington Still: Great Links

Monique Andress: Take a visit to the official website of a very talented Actress/MC, Monique Andress.

She'll entertain & surprise you!
Tymon Shipp: I love to laugh but it's not easy to make it happen...

Talk about funny! Allow me to introduce my friend and soon to be yours... my favorite comedian... Mr. Tymon Shipp out of Los Angeles, CA. You are going to love him just as much as I do!

Visit his site today for a wonderful treat.
Marselino's Music Video "Strait To Work": Take a look at My pride and joy Marselino in his very first music video! This is just the start of something BIG!
The OT Show: One of the Nation's most respected Internet Radio Show!
Ladies Who Launch: A Connection For Ladies Who Launch Businesses
Band Mix For Musicians: Bandmix.com is a great tool for networking musicians. I have been successful with finding musicians that I need to collaborate with. I've also been hired for gigs through the site as musicians are always on line searching for various entertainment.

Check it out and see what the buzz is all about. Feel free to leave me a message using my profile on Bandmix.com.

Enjoy!
You Tube: Kyle Anderson of SunneDeyz Productions - & Whittington Still performing "Silly Me" -
Cafepress: Visit my on-line store. See how easy it is for you to open your very own store! Sell everything from music, books, clothing even postage. All of which can be customized exclusively by you. Cafepress has a new way of getting your products out to the world for you. It's a great service that I highly recommend.
SingerJobs: Get Singer Jobs is a great resource for all types of opportunities in the business. Take a visit and see what's new.
Ambreose Collection: Luxury Bath and Body Products ....
Nourish. Naturally.
The Whittington Still Collection: Gorgeous hand crafted jewelry for everyone.

Host a party and get your free jewelry!
Tribe Of Noise: Great new site for new Artist! Check it out...
Boost Independent Music: Here's your chance to get the full downloads available on Boost Independent Music. Enjoy!
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My Slide Show On My Space
My Brother's Keeper: TO PROVIDE GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT WHILE PROMOTING LOVE, PEACE, AND TOGETHERNESS
My Photographer's Blog: Visit my Photographer's Blog & see talent through the eyes of photographic mind.

Rick's work speaks for itself! Enjoy
"Name" Brands: Visit the store that proudly displays the Historical Still Family Name with pride.
mp3unsigned.com: I encourage independent artists to join mp3unsigned.com. I love the idea of so much talent under one roof! You'll not only be amazed at what and who you'll find...but you will be surely satisfied. Be sure to spread the word about the site for musicians. Oh, I almost forgot to mention the most alluring attribute of mp3unsigned.com...
IT'S FREE!
Africlassical.com: Treat yourself to an immeasurable amount of pleasure! Visit Africlassical.com to reveal some of the worlds best African American Musicians. Among them you will find the great composer, Mr. William Grant Still. I'm sure this link will become one of your all time favorites.
Black American History: Royalty right here in America...guess who?
Indie911: Yet another home for us independent artists...Enjoy
New Artist Radio - N.A.R.: Internet radio is finally here! World Wide Broadcasting for new artists.
Vista Print: For ALL of your business needs visit Vistaprint.com

They offer FREE business cards! You just pay for your choice of shipping. I love Vista Print and have been pleased with all of the services and quality products for many years.

Enjoy!
http://www.undergroundrr.com
http://: "The Historical Still Family" -

The Still Family

This legacy commemorates "one of South New Jersey's most deeply rooted African-American families" (Courier-Post newspaper). The Still family are descendants of a Guinean prince from Africa and his clan, who intermarried into the Lanape Indian nation, which lived in the area of Lawnside, New Jersey. Recognized as an "American First Family," the Lanape/Still family have been in South New Jersey since the early 1600s.

Lawnside, which has been the hometown of almost a thousand Stills, was an important stop on the Underground Railroad. Family ancestor William Still (1821-1902) worked directly with Harriet Tubman, Thomas Garrett, Frederick Douglass, Lucretia Mott, John Brown, and others to help preserve human dignity. He wrote The Underground Railroad, a book that recounts the heroism of African slaves, and the men and women, whether black or white, Northern or Southern, who risked their lives, fortunes, and personal liberty to help slaves flee from bondage. In recognition of his indefatigable efforts, when Still died The New York Times called him, "The Father of the Underground Railroad."

William Still's brother, James Still, a noted herbalist and caregiver, was also a conductor for the Underground Railroad. Their brother, Peter Still was known as "The Man Who Bought Himself" because he bought his own freedom, then raised $5,000 to free his wife and children from slavery. Each of these brothers left books documenting much of their lives and times in American history.

The names of the composer, William Grant Still, and the football player, Art Still, are familiar to many Americans. Other Still family members have contributed to the greater community as doctors, ministers, writers, scientists, American Indian chiefs, engineers, architects, sculptors, and professors. Noted historian/genealogist, Charles Blockson has said, "Whatever one could look for in a family can be found in the Still/(Lanape) clan, especially to achieve."

The Still family story has been featured on the History Channel, Public Broadcasting Service, cable and local television, and news broadcasts, as well as in the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Courier Post, local newspapers and magazines, including the National Geographic.

The well documented family legacy includes a short overview report; several historic books by Still family members; accounts from the National Geographic magazine, the Scholastic Biography book series and other children's publications regarding slavery and the underground railroad, which include Still family members; numerous newspaper clippings; family photographs; family and public documents; and two videos and an audio cassette documenting the family history.