GREAT WOMEN IN MUSIC and "AFTER WORK THURSDAY'S" CELEBRATE R&B ROYALTY

Chedda., Danny Boy, Meli'sa Morgan, Vaughn Harper, Johnny Kemp, Alyson Williams, Norman Connors
“AFTER WORK THURSDAYS” at Windows Over Harlem in the Harlem State office Building is the brain child of Franz Robinson aka Chedda Ent.. Franz is a promoter, producer and long time New York businessman who takes great interest in his friends family and his community. His plan to bring together mature party goers has proven to be successful, as he and his partners Larry Love and Cal pack the room weekly for their “After Work Thursday’s” at Windows Over Harlem. “After Work Thursday’s” on occasion also features live R&B performances as well as special promotions and giveaways. During the month of March Chedda Ent., Larry Love and Cal paid tribute to all WOMEN by celebrating Women’s History Month with music by DJ Danny Dee & DJ BFats. This hot month long party series was cosponsored by 98.7 KISS FM and BLACK OPAL COSMETICS.
The celebration began on March 5, 2009 with a salute to Flo Anthony, editor and chief of BLACK NOIR and TOY BOX Magazines. Flo’s night was powerfully exciting. The crowd danced to the music of special guest DJ Lady D. Wells as the top promoters from all over New York (including Maxwell from Voodoo Lounge) hailed one of the nation’s top journalists and entrepreneurs.

Chedda FloAnthony LarryLove and CalOn March 12, 2009 “After Work Thursdays” hosted the “SEXIEST LADY CONTEST’.The winner received a $500 gift bag from BLACK
OPAL COSMETICS and fun was had by all as one of the male
party goers selected the SEXIEST LADY from the crowd. On
March 19, 2009 the First Lady of Def Jam Records Alyson Williams brought the house down with her classic R&B hit tune “Just Call My Name”.
It was a star studded affair as Johnny Kemp, Meli’sa Morgan, Norman Connors, Vaughn Harper and DJ Hollywood (just to mention a few) stopped by to celebrate Alyson and the importance of Women’s History Month. The stunning group of events came to a climatic end on March 26, as “AFTER WORK THURSDAYS” partied with a purpose in solute of MODEL, PARTY PROMOTER and AIDS ACTIVIST Maria Davis. She is the founder of “CAN’T’ BE SILENCED’, a charity dedicated to children living with AIDS, as well as a national television spokes person for Bristol Myers-Squibb, (a pharmaceutical company that manufactures drugs that treat HIV and AIDS). Her lists of accomplishments are endless and amazing but the Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means Charles B. Rangal did an excellent job in chronicling Maria’s astonishing life.

Chedda and Maria Davis