1. Toshiko Akiyoshi
2. Geri Allen
3. Andrews Sisters
4. Angela Andrews
5. Lil Harden Armstrong
6. Dorothy Ashby
7. Pearl Bailey
8. Beverly Barkley
9. Karen Briggs
10. Ruth Brown
11. Diane Cameron
12. Betty Carter
13. Joan Cartwright
14. Kim Clarke
15. Gloria Coleman
16. Alice Coltrane
17. Dorothy Donegan
18. Ella Fitzgerald
19. Rita Graham
20. Jace Harnage
21. Billie Holiday
22. Bertha Hope
23. Shirley Horn
24. Lena Horne
25. Alberta Hunter
26. Jus' Cynthia
27. Sandra Kaye
28. Emme Kemp
29. Vinnie Knight
30. Lavelle
31. Peggy Lee
32. Abbey Lincoln
33. Melba Liston
34. Gloria Lynne
35. Tania Maria
36. Marian McPartland
37. Carmen McRae
38. Mabel Mercer
39. M'zuri
40. Sandy Patton
41. Trudy Pitts
42. Cheryl Porter
43. Shirley Scott
44. Nina Simone
45. Bessie Smith
46. Carol Sudhalter
47. Sarah Vaughn
48. Dinah Washington
49. Ethel Waters
50. Mary Lou Williams

M'zuri performs a one-woman show depicting the life and times of Civil Rights activist. In Miami, on February 6, 2001,  her rendition of La Vie En Rose was breathtaking, and motivated Marilyn's husband to dance with her. M'zuri sang for the award celebration of Attorney Marilyn J. Holyfield (center), 20-year veteran and senior partner of the Law Offices of Hector, Steele. Also in attendance was Jeanette Stephens-El, Nana Kwaku and Mamie Lingo.

Her one-woman show, FANNIE LOU HAMER is an historical sketch that seizes her audience with it's eye-opening dramatic expression.
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We were all surprised by the entrance of former State Attorney General Janet Reno.