There's no question that African American music has impacted every other form of music in America. Thanks to the National Museum of African American Music scheduled to open in Nashville this summer, music lovers everywhere will be able to trace the history of African-Americans contributions to musical genres spanning generations. Everything from spirituals/gospel, blues and jazz--to R&B and hip-hop. Henry Beecher Hicks, Chairman and CEO of the National Museum of African American Music spoke with #RolnadMartinUnfiltered guest host Dr. Avis Jones DeWeever out the upcoming opening of the museum and the impact Black music has had on the entire music industry.
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