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Concurrence Spotlights the Resilience of Black Creativity

Concurrence Spotlights the Resilience of Black Creativity
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People, places in Nashville that were a prominent part of Black history

From sit-ins at Nashville's lunch counters to world-renowned musical performances, several people and places in the city have left a mark on history.

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Historic places and people that helped make Nashville Music City

History can be found around every corner in Nashville, from the Ryman Auditorium which once housed the Grand Ole Opry, to RCA Studio B, where artists like Dolly Parton and Elvis recorded hits.

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Historic places and people that helped make Nashville Music City

History can be found around every corner in Nashville, from the Ryman Auditorium which once housed the Grand Ole Opry, to RCA Studio B, where artists like Dolly Parton and Elvis recorded hits.

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The Band of Gypsys bassist Billy Cox remembers Woodstock

Billy Cox: “If you listen to The Star Spangled Banner you hear me playing the first five or six notes. Then I immediately stepped back”

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