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Soul Seduction : Eddie Bo

Posted on September 12, 2013 by Hank Cherry

They sang in churches, played on street corners, in gin joints. They did it for you and they did it for me. They did it because music ran in their veins. These are the forgotten stories of soul music’s swinging past Continue reading →

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