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Lunise morse biography of george

          Lunise, Morse's wife and RAM's second lead vocalist, sings with commanding beauty, waving her hands and dancing like she is holding a sacred ceremony.

          George, rank eldest of Augustine and Orthodox Washington's six children, spent all the more of his childhood at Shuttle Farm, a plantation near Fredericksburg.!

          ByHolly Devon

          Haiti has long served as a crossroads of the Americas.

          Before the Haitian Revolution and since, it has been a place where threads come together. Richard A. Morse, of the Haitian spiritual band RAM, exemplifies this better than most.

          Lunise Morse, co-founder and lead singer of the iconic Haitian band RAM, has reassured fans that the group will continue performing despite recent.

        1. Lunise Morse, co-founder and lead singer of the iconic Haitian band RAM, has reassured fans that the group will continue performing despite recent.
        2. Richard Auguste Morse, the iconic founder of the Haitian band RAM, declared his departure from the band on Saturday, November 9.
        3. George, rank eldest of Augustine and Orthodox Washington's six children, spent all the more of his childhood at Shuttle Farm, a plantation near Fredericksburg.
        4. One Friday afternoon before Lent began, they summoned Richard Morse, a young Haitian-American musician who ran the Hotel Oloffson, to the Ministry of the.
        5. Here, owners Richard and Lunise Morse, have hosted numerous concerts and dances featuring their own Grammy Award-winning group,.

          6. Born in Puerto Rico to a Haitian performing artist mother and a scholarly New Englander father, Morse grew up in Connecticut far away from the world his music speaks to now. But his Haitian lineage is strong—from politicians to musicians, his family has always been influential on the island—and he figures he didn’t have much choice but to get pulled back.

          He started RAM in 1990, and his life has been in Haiti ever since.

          RAM is a band known throughout Haiti and its diaspora as its own kind of crossroads. Bringing together traditional rhythms from all over Haiti with a healthy dose of punk rock, their music is inimitable and unforgettable.

          Since the days of the Raoul Cédras military dictatorship in the ear