Ebony Evans

Every decade or so, a new voice emerges that is transcendent, timeless. For this new decade, one of those voices will no doubt be that of Ebony Evans. With her high-powered, yet sweet, soulful style, the Harlem , Georgia native had already achieved feats that are reserved for most young singers’ dreams. Coming from a rich heritage of music , Ebony Evans was introduced to the world by the Godfather of Soul, James Brown, and signed to his label at the age of 12 in 1992. Beginning with the former national talent show, Star Search, Ebony Evans nabbed a much-deserved perfect 4 star rating for her unforgettable performance of Chaka Khan's "Sweet Thing" at the age of 14. In 1999, she was a featured soloist on the Grammy nominated Georgia Mass Choir album: Georgia Mass Choir Present Youth for Christ: "Higher".

For her sophomore album "You Did It All" Ebony and legendary Philadelphia producer Manny Campbell went in to create album that built on that brand and sound. With over 50 years in the business producing classic soul and jazz music for artist such as ,The Rotations, Nu-Rons, Tearra, Teeah Louise , Joe Chambers, Tomorrows Wish and others. The blending of original 'Philly Soul' sounds and feel with a fresh young voice would prove to be classic.

Singer EBONY EVANS is a veteran in the R&B/Soul Market.

by Emandolynn Music September 22, 2011

ebonics

Contrary to ignorant posts on this website, Ebonics is NOT mere slang. Rather it is a fully-formed, complex, rule-governed system of language that has specific rules for pronunciation, vocabulary, and word order, all of which operate as a complex grammatical system inherited, in part, from West African languages. Attempts to imitate the speech patterns by those who don’t understand the complexities of the grammatical system of Ebonics not only sound ridiculous but also result in usages that are downright linguistically incorrect and culturally demeaning.

ebonics examples:

Habitual “be”: He be mean to me. (meaning: he is habitually mean to me.)
He mean to me. (meaning: he is being mean to me right now.)
She BEEN married. (stressed “been” meaning she’s been married a long time and still is.)
Multiple negative inversion: Can’t nobody beat ‘em.

by Ms. Marilyn April 23, 2008

Ebonics

The way black people talk its stands for, ebony which means dark and phonics with means like the way of speaking or the vocabulary so in other words the way black people speak.

Like for shizzle my nizzle thats part of ebonics or like that was a hizzy for shizzy party.

by Gizmo April 9, 2003

ebonics

words speaking ghettoly by mostly blacks(dont hate)

Damen: my nigga be willin ova nuttin son he be smoking to much dust.
shanana: na na dont be hatten on my homeboi cuz he crunk
damen:be quie u kno all he be doing iz poping dem gats and smoking dat stuff
shanana:aight aight you stright dat es all he be doing

by Tiara August 21, 2004

Ebonics

A language commonly used by the African-American race.

English-Hello friend, would you like to go hang out by those gils?
Ebonics-su cuz lets pimp dat way cuz thos biatches is stiaght up off da hizzle for rizzle.

by hizzle_69fizzle September 12, 2003

ebolean effect

(n.) when someone's personality is so negative that it causes an infectious spread of a fowl mood to surrounding people.

Ex:
Natalie's constant bitching causes an ebolean effect around anyone she is with.

Natalie's constant complaining causes an ebolean effect on anyone around her when she speaks.

by ktdidd November 3, 2014

Ebenezer

When in the sitting position the front zipper of the pants sticks out extremely far creating the appearance of an erect penis.

No Susan, I'm not that happy to see you. My pants just form an ebenezer every time I sit down.

by R. Lee Morris July 24, 2008