Lil Baby performs during a Juneteenth voter registration rally on June 19, 2020 at Murphy Park Fairgrounds in Atlanta, Ga. One week earlier, he released "The Bigger Picture," a song protesting police brutality. Paras Griffin/Getty Images hide caption
Abbey Lincoln
Xenia Rubinos plays Guest DJ on this week's episode of Alt.Latino. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Backstage at the Kennedy Center tribute concert to Abbey Lincoln, left to right: Dee Dee Bridgewater, Terri Lyne Carrington, Cassandra Wilson, Dianne Reeves. Becca Pulliam/WBGO hide caption
A Tribute To Abbey Lincoln On JazzSet
Marc Cary's new album is titled For the Love of Abbey. Rebecca Meek/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Abbey Lincoln on the front cover of her 1984 album, Talking to the Sun. Scott Sternberg/Courtesy of Enja hide caption
Abbey Lincoln On JazzSet
Abbey Lincoln And Kendra Shank On JazzSet
Abbey Lincoln, photographed for her 2003 album It's Me. Adger W. Cowans hide caption
"I Got Thunder (And It Rings)," from Abbey Lincoln, The World Is Falling Down (1990).
Abbey Lincoln, photographed for her 2000 album Over The Years. John Sann hide caption
Abbey Lincoln was the powerful voice of Max Roach's political piece, We Insist! Freedom Now Suite. John Sann hide caption
In this 2005 file photo, jazz singer Abbey Lincoln performs during a Hurricane Katrina benefit concert in New York City. The songwriter, actor and singer died Saturday at the age of 80. Jeff Christensen/AP Photo hide caption
Abbey Lincoln, photographed for her 2007 album Abbey Sings Abbey. Jean-Marc Lubrano hide caption
Abbey Lincoln performs at the New Orleans Jazz Festival in 2002. Leon Morris/Redferns/Getty Images hide caption