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The Influence of James Brown, Gary Hines

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Sounds of Blackness founder Gary Hines talks about the influence James Brown has had on his musical career and calling.
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Black Box Video Series

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Keywords

  1. African American Musicians
  2. Brown, James
  3. Performing Arts

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