FOR EXAMPLE, SOLDIERS MAY NOT WEAR THE APFU T-SHIRT WITH THE IPFU TRUNKS. THE APFU IS AUTHORIZED FOR WEAR AS PRESECRIBED FOR THE IPFU IN ARMY REGULATION 670-1 AND DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY PAMPHLET 670-1 (UNTIL REVISIONS OF THESE PUBLICATIONS ARE RELEASED). 10. (U) THE ARMY IS CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE MICROFLEECE CAP FROM GREEN TO BLACK FOR WEAR WITH THE APFU.
At the time, the group featured Bobbie Smith, Pervis Jackson, George W. Dixon, Billy Henderson, and Henry Fambrough. Four years later, they came to the attention of producer Harvey Fuqua, who began recording the group -- who were now called the Spinners -- for his Tri-Phi Records. The band's first single, That's What Girls Are Made For, became a Top Ten R&B hit upon its 1961 release and featured Smith on vocals.
Who Where the People of the Harlem Renaissance? When we refer to the âWhoâs of the Harlem Renaissance, there are three groups we must consider. The first group is the millions of African Americans that participated in one of the main catalysts to the Harlem Renaissance â The Great Migration. The other group refers to the notable figures of the Harlem Renaissance. These are the âlegendaryâ and the ânot often mentionedâ talents, namely, James Weldon Johnson, Claude McKay, Countee Cullen, Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Jessie Redmond Fauset, Jean Toomer, Arna Bontemps, Rudolph Fisher, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Josephine Baker and many more.