Roger And The Ridley Sisters

Group formed by Milton Lee Ridley Jr .; Roger Ridley and the Sisters, Roger Ridley American singer and guitarist, known as "the voice of God" for his performances as a Santa Monica street artist. California. The sisters were from Charles from a crossroads near Lumpkin, Georgia. At the time of the recording "Del -Pat" the Ridley sisters consisted of Julia Van Matre, Dorothy Pitman Hughes and Mary Cunningham (in the Ridley century). They came from a strong belief in the Church and this was a rare foray into the secular world of recording. Dorothy Pitman Hughes later recorded a blues music album, like Jean Myers. A well-known civil rights activist and feminist polemicist, her extraordinary book is available for purchase. Roger Ridley moved to New York in 1970, where in recent years he could be found playing tourists and commuters on the subway (playing on the street stage). In 1998 he presented the CD "Subplay" a compilation of the musicians of the New York subway, performing "The subway station". Her sister Alice Tan Ridley also joins. She also recorded a CD covered with vocals and guitar of songs that most came from her soul, which are also available. Related with Roger Ridley