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Maxine Powell - Interview Part 1 - 7/6/1986 - unknown (Official)
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2024
- Maxine Powell - Interview Part 1
Recorded Live: 7/6/1986 - unknown - ,
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Lord this Classy woman is SO NEEDED today......R.I.P.
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I agree. Women these days have little etiquette, class or manners. They dress like hookers. Lord HAVE mercy!
Class, class, class.....and it showed in Motown's acts....
Today, we need 1,000's of Maxine Powell's.
Black society has millions of Maxine Powells. We make sure to DIVEST from hip hop and Black color coded culture.
Amen
I’m so glad she did this interview so we could learn more about her 🥰
I agree. We see why Diana is so superbly controlled and magnificent, as are other Motown acts. They took Mrs. Powell at her word and the world saw the results.
Her story would make a Great movie
Recorded on the exact day that I was born... 😮 so 37 years ago.
Those classy women of old days in Chicago and Detroit were so fascinating. They were community and civic organizers educators and business and real estate owners. ❤
There's an old clip showing this lady addressing female Motown artistes & they're hanging on her every word! Her wonderful influence showed through in the way those artistes subsequently conducted themselves - she did a great job (and yet another stroke of genius from Berry Gordy in hiring her).
What a classy lady! I'm just enamored with the way she speaks. The more I listen to her, the more I'm just in awe.
Dr. Maxine Powell. One great woman I wish I could have meet her. Great Lady!!!
she is amazing and a blessing, even now. we need more like her in all communities.
She turned rough girls into polished gems. Elegant, poised, polished Gems.
Gems that became American Culture Icons and National Treasures.
She was a National Treasure herself.
Loved and respected by so many.
A truly unbelievable woman.
She's the reason why I love motown.God bless u mz.powell R.I.P
Pro tip: you can watch series on flixzone. Been using it for watching all kinds of movies these days.
@Jaxtyn Martin yea, been watching on Flixzone for months myself :D
@@jaxtynmartin2841 Thanks for that
Wonderful Lady. Just imagine our great Motown singers and groups appearing and performing with no real Grace and CLASS!
You are a Absolutely Awesome Lady Maxine Like My Wife
2020 wonderful idea, wonderful woman!
She should have addressed her as Ms. Powell . . . not Maxine.
Yes, that surprised me as well! Obviously the interviewer did not attend. Ms. Powell's finishing school!
I was thinking the same. The privilege.
@@missalmond It's called rudeness. Don't start with that privilege crap.
These people have no home training/class, no pun intended. At the risk of sounding homophobic, this is a perfect example of why I don't invite many of my White associates to my home. I don't have time to train anyone in the social graces. How dare she address that elder by her first name. Unless given specify permission to do so, we know that to address an elder by his/her first name is considered to be the epitome of disrespect. Incidentally, the same holds true in many so-called "minority" communities. Blessings
@@sandraatkins2539 You sound like a racist.
What an amazing woman
Class she definitely personifies
Started off the interview by addressing her by her FIRST NAME! TAKE TWO!
Legend
I had the pleasure of meeting her as a neighbor in Detroit in her later years.
How was she, that's interesting ❤. Please share
Ms Powell taught Talent, Class and Grace to Black women during a Real Racist time, Thank you for teaching your people Beauty & Grace, RIP 🙏🏾
AWESOME!
There should be A BIOPIC about Ms. Maxine.
Who would be perfect for her portrayal?
My #1 Lady: TONI BRAXTON!!!!👍😍
Viola Davis
@@catherinethomas7
Without showing NO DISRESPECT AT ALL TO VIOLA, but......
Toni, in addition to HER CLASS, ELEGANCE AND ESPECIALLY BEAUTY, could deliver in terms of "THE MARKETING AND PRESENTATION" of the product.
❤❤❤❤
She was the real deal. I thank God for her because even in her last years she still carried that same level of high class and grace that many of today's young females deem unnecessary...Ms. Powell used to tell me "These young girls think being a lady is old-fashioned but young man, ladies never go out of style". She changed the way I looked at women. She changed my expecations of women. She even had the capacity to flirt (at her age!) and never make it seem creepy or Cougarish...she just did it to show me how a LADY flirts. She was just ALL lady. When I look back now I realize that a lot of my masculine confidence comes from the way Ms. Powell treated me. She knew how to make a boy feel like a man without it ever being a carnal thing. She saw a young directionless man with a little talent and she poured into me. I was in my early 20s when I met Ms. Powell in person. She was headed toward 90 and she had already served generations! That she chose to serve me and allowed me to serve her every chance I got will always mean the world to me. I really miss her. There isn't a time that I get up to sing at Baker's or Bert's and don't think of her being in her usual seat holding court (she was the Queen of Detroit Entertainment hands down) mentally taking notes to tell me ALL the things I did wrong, and two or three things I did right (and she was always right. If you worked what she told you, it WORKED)...LOL. There was a mother-wit about her that you just don't see in women nowadays.
She was one classy woman
"Ladies, you do not protrude the butTOCKS". I holla every time I see a video of her saying that....lololol
Me too 😂 she's probably cringing now like wth🤣
If she saw these women nowadays twerking.....noooo......
Heard about this lady but never seen her until now 😊
That’s a Boss Chick right there…she didn’t play. Made all the people at Motown what they were. Classy. Chess Records crew, the other famous record company focused on black music and a noted hit factory were more gritty. She made the Motown women invincible
I wish I could’ve been one of her students.❤
These Stars today need more polished Ladies like Ms Powell, if she seen these stars Today, she would really lose it, they are not refined as yesterday yrs talented Ladies and it really a embarrassment to our Race , sort of a set back for Grace and Talent,smh
Mmmm
These interviewers always wanna know if white were allowed in our schools but yet never asked white folks if or why blacks were allowed. Interesting NOT in a good way. But also Mrs Maxine should’ve trained herself NOT to say “And Uhh”, so often😂 however she’s a great interview.
I love Maxine powell❤ thank you for teaching us black young women ETIQUETTE 👑🙏🏽❤️💯🌹🌟🩶
It's weird how she wasn't written about more, and wasn't interviewed more. Very interesting lady