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Effie Melody White:
Tell me something, Curtis. Do you think it's right to promote an amateur performer over a professional? Curtis Taylor Jr.:
I'm not sure what this is about... Effie Melody White:
It's about fairness, Curtis. It's about people paying their dues. Isn't that what you keep telling me? "Get in line, Effie. Wait your turn". So why am I sitting here without so much as a B-side on a 45, when an amateur like Martin Luther King Jr. gets his own freaking album? I mean, can he even sing?
Tell me something, Curtis. Do you think it's right to promote an amateur performer over a professional? Curtis Taylor Jr.:
I'm not sure what this is about... Effie Melody White:
It's about fairness, Curtis. It's about people paying their dues. Isn't that what you keep telling me? "Get in line, Effie. Wait your turn". So why am I sitting here without so much as a B-side on a 45, when an amateur like Martin Luther King Jr. gets his own freaking album? I mean, can he even sing?
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Do you think it's right to promote an amateur performer
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over a professional
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I don't know what this is about
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It's about fairness Curtis It's about people paying their dues
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Ain't that what you keep telling me Get in line Effie Wait your turn
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So why am I sitting here without so much as a B side on the 45
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when an amateur like Martin Luther King Jr
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gets his own freakin' album
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I mean can he even sing
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Movie Summary
A trio of black female soul singers cross over to the pop charts in the early 1960s, facing their own personal struggles along the way.
