Mesa Arizona Native Tamara L. Wilson Leads the Top 50 World Artists for 2020

 

APACHE JUNCTION AZ (IFS) -- It is with great pleasure that SDC RadioWorks presents this year's winner Ms. Tamara L. Wilson.  A native of Mesa, Arizona honors this year's Top 50 World Artists with the Number #1 position for 2020.  Ms. Wilson is truly one of the lights of the world with her inspirational music.  She has consistently recorded and released great music over the years, with SDC Radio One listeners choosing her as the top artist.  Competition is always one music note away from being the best for that moment or relegated to the pile of music that could have been great for that time period. Ms. Wilson is also the recipient of the much-coveted LEE ROGERS AWARD, who said ". . .There's product, and then there IS Product."  For over several decades from 1967 to 2020, SDC has delivered many artists from this great list, with the likes of Dolly Parton, Jason Isabell, Merrell Fankhauser, Rick Derringer, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Bobby Ormsby, Guest Who, and other great artists over the years.

SDC RADIOWORKS TOP 50 WORLD MUSIC ARTISTS FOR 2020

ARTISTS COMPILED FROM BILLBOARD MAGAZINE, CD BABY,

CBAA-AUSTRALIA, MUSIC SUBMIT, FATDROPS, RDX MUSIC, MUSIK & FILM,

NITE*SKY, WARNER BROS.,MUSIC RADAR, BANDCAMP, SONICBIDS,

SDC DIGITAL, MUSIC IN AFRICA, SKUNK RADIO, SPOTIFY, LAST.FM,

BBC MUSIC, MIXCLOUD, SOUNDCLOUD, SONY MUSIC, EMI MUSIC,

SOUNDCLICK, REVERBNATION, iTUNES, LIGGINS, NWE, NME,

Radio Nova, Discover Media Radio, Belter Radio, Radiodirectx, Radio Uncut, Radiomia, Field of Nightmare Radio, 90.5 the Night Brookdale Public Radio, Flanagan Radio Promotions, Notorious Radio, ArtistFirst Radio Scheduling, Select Worldwide All Star Radio, Radio Pluggers and Others.

SDC RADIOWORKS TOP 50 WORLD ARTISTS FOR 2020 - (01-10)

SHOW NO.1

CHAPTERS

00:56- SDC Radio Flash Back

01:05- Biohazard - Chamber Spins Three 

04:47- SDC Radio Flash Back

04:56- The Mavericks - Dance The Night Away

09:18- SDC Radio Flash Back

09:27- 71 Spiders - Story Of My Life 

11:58- SDC No 10

12:12- Sarah Shoumer - Music

15:28- SDC No 9

15:41- Richard Feelgood - Frozen 

20:58- SDC No 8

21:11- Mark Ambuter - Love Is Everywhere

25:59- SDC Radio Flash Back

26:08- Cabela and Schmitt - DANCING SHOES

30:13- SDC Radio Flash Back

30:22- Lese Majesty - Age of Outrage  

33:53- SDC Radio Flash Back

34:02- Eileen Carey - Meet me Halfway

37:26- SDC No 7

37:40- Eric Val - Torn Open

41:16- SDC No 6

41:29- Crystal Clayton - 3AM

44:51- SDC No 5

45:04- Gabriel K - Not Ready For Goodbye

48:48- SDC Radio Flash Back

48:57- Kileza - Now You're Gone

52:41- SDC Radio Flash Back

52:50- Janet Manyowa - Ndomira Pamuri

58:26- SDC Radio Flash Back

58:35- Acey Gracey - Nimekutoka

61:51- SDC No 4

62:04- Michelle Walsh - Stumble

66:01- SDC No 3

66:15- Summer Payton - Therapy

69:13- SDC Radio Flash Back

69:22- Gregory Goodloe - And Then There's You

73:34- SDC Radio Flash Back

73:43- Dzeny ft Ruz - Dreamin bout this

75:48- SDC Radio Flash Back

75:57- L.A. Carpool - Do It Again

80:36- SDC No 2

80:56- Manuela Rufolo - Domani

84:01- SDC No 1 show 1

84:13- SDC No 1

84:46- Tamara L Wilson - Freedom Flame

SDC RADIOWORKS TOP 50 WORLD ARTISTS FOR 2020 - (11-20)

SHOW NO.2

CHAPTERS

00:53- SDC Radio Flash Back

01:02- The Fintons - Back Street

04:46- SDC Radio Flash Back

04:55- Vessie Simmons - You're Everything I Need 

09:42- SDC Radio Flash Back

09:51- RG's All Nite Funk Band Ft Dianne Anderson - Thousand Shadows

16:25- SDC No 20

16:34- Denise LaSalle & Karen Wolfe - Shake A Little Something

20:47- SDC No 19

20:57- Dubvisionist & Sista Sherin - Jah Music

24:34- SDC No 18

24:44- Joey Stuckey Trio - Troubles Come In Threes 

28:18- SDC Radio Flash Back

28:27- Prentiss Anderson - For All We Know 

31:49- SDC Radio Flash Back

31:58- Sara Melody - Stand Back featuring Snow

35:23- SDC Radio Flash Back

35:32- David Lutalo - Amaaso Abiri

39:19- SDC No 17

39:29- Yolanda Hinton - My Little Angels

45:20- SDC No 16

45:29- Alkaline Trio - Clavicle

48:09- SDC No 15

48:18- Papa Satch - Driving Time

51:48- SDC Radio Flash Back

51:57- Dawg Gone Davis - Weight Of The World

56:01- SDC Radio Flash Back

56:10- Darrell Kelley - Police Brutality

60:10- SDC Radio Flash Back

60:19- RG's All Nite Funk Band ft Dianne Anderson - Something

64:40- SDC No 14

64:50- BBCC Bad Boy Chiller Crew - Needed You

67:30- SDC No 13

67:40- Drowning Effect - Electric Eyes 

72:15- SDC No 12

72:25- The DML Conspiracy - Butterfly Tattoo

75:51- SDC No 1 show 2

75:58- SDC No 11

76:08- The Sidleys - Break Your Fall

SDC RADIOWORKS TOP 50 WORLD ARTISTS FOR 2020 - (21-30)

SHOW NO.3

CHAPTERS

00:55- SDC Radio Flash Back

01:04- Heidi Tann - Missing You - StarMedia Radio One

05:41- SDC Radio Flash Back

05:50- Joe E. Daddario - I Wait In The Wind 

11:34- SDC No 30

11:43- Black Pontiac - November State Of Mind

15:07- SDC No 29

15:16- CABELA and SCHMIT - WHAT YOU SAY

19:21- SDC No 28

19:30- Brittany Tews - Monsoon 

23:08- SDC Radio Flash Back

23:17- beanpole - Breakdown 

27:00- SDC Radio Flash Back

27:09- Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band - Diddy Wah Diddy 

29:40- SDC No 26

29:49- Tracy Newman And The Reinforcements - I Just See You 

33:53- SDC No 25

34:02- Catdra Catthien - The World Belongs To You

36:03- SDC No 24

36:13- Dana Macey - Lay Me Down

39:35- SDC No 23

39:45- Kama Linden - Past Tense Man

44:15- SDC Radio Flash Back

44:24- DC Da Messenger - Feel It

50:00- SDC Radio Flash Back

50:09- Adrianna Freeman - Back To Innocent

54:33- SDC No 22

54:43- Brandy Clark - Who You Thought I Was

57:49- SDC Radio Flash Back

57:58- Frankie Ervin of the Shields - You Cheated You Lied

60:19- SDC Radio Flash Back

60:28- Raggadat Cris feat. Lion Rezz - Gimme Love

64:40- SDC Radio Flash Back

64:49- Ghetto Nation - Desperate Measures

68:46- SDC Radio Flash Back

68:55- Annie Sidley - Would You? 

72:40- SDC No 1 show 3

72:48- SDC No 21

72:57- Dizzy Box Nine - DEEP INSIDE YOUR MIND 

SDC RADIOWORKS TOP 50 WORLD ARTISTS FOR 2020 - (31-40)

SHOW NO.4

CHAPTERS

00:53- SDC Radio Flash Back

01:02- Mary Wells - My Guy2

03:52- SDC Radio Flash Back

04:01- Lee Rogers - Country Fool

07:25- SDC No 40

07:34- Angel - Eugene Ebner-Jeremy Stolle

11:47- SDC No 39

11:56- Darrell Kelley - Because Of You

15:46- SDC No 38

15:56- Kissed- Shedrack Anderson

19:39- SDC No 37

19:49- Ethan Gruska - Enough For Now - Warner Bros.

23:00- SDC No 36

23:10- Chris Krause - God's Whispers (God's Whispers)

26:51- SDC No 35

27:01- Mac Miller - Good News

33:38- SDC No 34

33:48- Midpoint Union - Forgotten Places (New Turn)

36:53- SDC No 33

37:03- Nu Man Fatin - Cloud Nine (Cloud Nine (Single))

41:04- SDC No 32

41:14- Randy Jack - Driving Me Crazy Mp3 (When April Comes Around)

44:47- SDC No 1 show 4

44:55- SDC No 31

45:04- Riah - Keeps It Real - StarMedia Radio

SDC RadioWorks Top 50 Countdown for 2020 - (41-50) - Show 5

CHAPTERS

00:56- SDC Radio Flash Back

01:09- Guns N' Roses - Welcome To The Jungle

05:08- SDC Radio Flash Back

05:17- Acapop! KIDS - High Horse - Warner Bros.

08:48- SDC SDC No - 50

08:57- Gino McKoy - Sensy Girl (Sensy Girl)

11:49- SDC SDC No - 49

11:59- Maja Kristina - Idiot (Idiot)

15:12- SDC SDC No - 48

15:22- Chris Krause - He's My Friend

19:17- SDC SDC No - 47

19:27- Kristina Lachaga - Hot Summer

22:23- SDC SDC No - 46

22:32- Nele B Wright - Lights On - StarMedia Radio

25:42- SDC SDC No - 45

25:52- Tracy Newman - So Many Letters

29:57- SDC SDC No - 44

30:06- Tarah Oliver - Beast Of Burden - SDC Radio One Remix

33:27- SDC SDC No - 43

33:37- Juelz - Addicted - StarMedia Radio One

37:08- SDC SDC No - 42

37:18- Q Simmz - Love Is You - StarMedia Radio

41:14- SDC No 1 show 5

41:22- SDC SDC No - 41

41:31- It's Floria - You Are Not A Mistake - StarMedia Radio One

Arizona State Statues for Elder Adult Abuse

 

I. Arizona Statutes

While understated and not in the forefront of the minds of the general public, elder abuse, and particularly financial abuse, is a serious issue. In Arizona, between 4,600 and 6,900 seniors will experience some type of abuse each year, with reports of such abuse increasing over 150% over the last decade.

As adults grow more vulnerable due to age, physical and/or mental incapacities, they frequently rely on others for support. This makes them quite susceptible to neglect, fraud, and financial and investment exploitation. Thus, there are numerous Arizona and federal laws affording protection to financial institutions and their individual employees who make good-faith efforts to report any suspected financial abuse or exploitation to law enforcement or Adult Protective Services. In respect to Arizona, the Arizona Revised Statutes deal with obligatory reporting of elder abuse and any corresponding immunity from such liability. While there are federal statutes in place reflecting this topic, the Arizona statutes do not conflict with the federal laws dealing with confidentiality and privacy.

First, there is A.R.S. § 46-454, which covers an individual’s duty to report any abuse, neglect and exploitation of a vulnerable or incapacitated adult, providing that:

“A physician, registered family nurse practitioner, hospital intern or resident, surgeon, dentist, psychologist, social worker, peace officer or other person who has responsibility for the care of an incapacitated or vulnerable adult and who has a reasonable basis to believe that abuse or neglect of the adult has occurred or that exploitation of the adult’s property has occurred shall immediately report or cause reports to be made of such reasonable basis to a peace officer or to a protective services worker. The guardian or conservator of an incapacitated or vulnerable adult shall immediately report or cause reports to be made of such reasonable basis to the superior court.

"An attorney, accountant, trustee, guardian, conservator or other person who has responsibility for preparing the tax records of an incapacitated or vulnerable adult or a person who has responsibility for any other action concerning the use or preservation of the incapacitated or vulnerable adult’s property and who, in the course of fulfilling that responsibility, discovers a reasonable basis to believe that exploitation of the adult’s property has occurred or that abuse or neglect of the adult has occurred shall immediately report or cause reports to be made of such reasonable basis to a peace officer, to a protective services worker or to the public fiduciary of the county in which the incapacitated or vulnerable adult resides. If the public fiduciary is unable to investigate the contents of a report, the public fiduciary shall immediately forward the report to a protective services worker.”

The statute further details what must be incorporated in the reports mentioned above, including the names and addresses of the person having control of custody of the adult, the adult’s age and nature of their incapacity or vulnerability, the nature and extent of the injuries or exploitation of the adult’s property, and any other pertinent information. Id. Moreover, the statute broadens the scope of those who must report, by including those persons who have any reasonable basis to believe that abuse or neglect of an incapacitated or vulnerable adult has occurred, and those having custody or control of medical or financial records of a vulnerable adult. Id.

Additionally, A.R.S. § 46-456 chiefly looks to target those in a place of caring for the financial welfare of an elderly individual, including relatives and/or friends who supervise the property of an elderly individual who himself is no longer capable of doing so. The statute makes it illegal for those in care of the assets to use them for their personal benefit, unless the Superior Court of Arizona has appropriately approved the action. Id. Furthermore, the legislature in the statute has defined assets fairly broadly for the protection of any future elderly victim.

Lastly, the Arizona statutes, under A.R.S. § 46-453, provide criminal or civil immunity for any person making a complaint or report in light of elderly financial abuse, unless the individual reporting acted with malice or intent to abuse, exploit or neglect the vulnerable victim in question.

II. Federal Statutes

First, federal statutes make it clear that the federal Right to Financial Privacy Act of 1978 does not apply to reports of financial abuse made to state or local government authorities. According to 31 U.S.C. § 5318(g)(3), any financial institution that makes a disclosure of any possible violation of law or regulations or a disclosure pursuant to the statute, and any director, officer, employee, or agent of such institution, will not be liable to any person under any law or regulation of the United States, for such disclosure or for any failure to notify the person involved in the transaction or any other person of such disclosure.

The federal government has also subsidized functions and grant programs to the states in order to battle financial abuse and exploitation of the elderly. In general, it is mandated that the Department of Health and Human Services provide funding State and local adult protective services offices that investigate reports of the abuse, neglect, and exploitation of elders and/or collect and report data relating to the abuse, exploitation and neglect of elders. 2 USCS § 1397m-1(a)(1). 

Additionally, there is an established adult protective services grant program under which the Secretary annually awards grants to the States for the purposes of enhancing adult protective services. Id. Subject to other federal grants and funding, “the amount paid to a State for a fiscal year under the program under this subsection shall equal the amount appropriated for that year to carry out this subsection multiplied by the percentage of the total number of elders who reside in the United States who reside in that State.” Id. The types of activities that the grant funds are authorized for include those orchestrated by the adult protective services and the agency of the State government with legal responsibility for providing adult protective services within the State. Id.

Furthermore, the Secretary awards “grants to States for the purposes of conducting demonstration programs.” Id. at § 1397m-1(c). These funds can be used to institute demonstration programs that test:

“(A) training modules developed for the purpose of detecting or preventing elder abuse;

(B) methods to detect or prevent financial exploitation of elders;

(C) methods to detect elder abuse;

(D) whether training on elder abuse forensics enhances the detection of elder abuse by employees of the State or local unit of government; or

(E) other matters relating to the detection or prevention of elder abuse.” Id.  

Federal statutes further provide that States are to use their federal grant allotments for specific uses, including, consulting with area agencies on developing and enhancing programs to address elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation and/or “activities to develop, strengthen, and carry out programs for the prevention, detection, assessment, and treatment of, intervention in, investigation of, and response to elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation (including financial exploitation), including:

(1) providing for public education and outreach to identify and prevent elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation;

(2) providing for public education and outreach to promote financial literacy and prevent identity theft and financial exploitation of older individuals.” 42 USCS § 3058i(b).