Gladys Knight Shades Kaepernick I"ve Done This a Lot Longer Than You

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Gladys Knight says she not only disagrees with Colin Kaepernick using the national anthem as a protest, but she also says she’s been in the game a lot longer than him when it comes to the fight for social justice.
Gladys doubled down on her decision to sing the anthem at the...
Gladys Knight Shades Kaepernick I"ve Done This a Lot Longer Than You

Gladys Knight "Proud" to Perform Nat"l Anthem ... at Super Bowl

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Gladys Knight says she’s IN for the Super Bowl — she’s decided to perform the National Anthem before the big game … and it’s all for reasons bigger than football. 
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Gladys Knight "Proud" to Perform Nat"l Anthem ... at Super Bowl

Kelly Rowland Nails Gladys Knight"s Voice & Look in "American Soul"

Gladys Knight was right … Kelly Rowland IS the perfect person to play the legendary singer, and TMZ got the video and photos to prove it. We’ve obtained the first images of Kelly playing Gladys in the new BET series, “American Soul”…

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Gladys Knight Reveals She"s Battling Pancreatic Cancer

Another music legend, Gladys Knight, is revealing she’s battling pancreatic cancer … and Gladys says she and her friend Aretha Franklin discussed it the last time they spoke. Gladys was attending Aretha’s funeral in Detroit Friday when she…

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William Guest Dies; Gladys Knight & the Pips Singer Was 74

William Guest – a singer best known for his time with the legendary R&B group Gladys Knight & the Pips – has passed away at the age of 74.

A statement from Guest’s family indicates that he had been struggling with a heart condition for several years. 

A cousin of Knight’s, William joined the group in 1953 when he was just 12 years old.

Over the course of his six decades in the music industry he would perform with Knight and the Pips on more than 20 hit singles, including such classics as “Midnight Train to Georgia” and “I Heard It Through the Grapevine.”

Along with the rest of the group, Guest was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996.

When the group broke up in order to allow Knight to pursue a solo career, Guest and fellow Pip Edward Patten formed Patten and Guest Productions.

Following Patten’s death in 2005, Guest continued to manage artists as CEO of his own label, Crew Records.

Guest’s 2013 memoir, Midnight Train from Georgia: A Pip’s Journey, remains a favorite amongst sould and R&B enthusiasts.

In a statement issued to the Associated Press, Guest’s daughter Monique wrote, “My heart is broken, but I know his legacy will live on.”

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