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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 19, 2023

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From blues to soul and R&B, Jackie Gage and Kevin Goldberg shared the impact of Black musicians in music history throughout the century at their Feb. 7 performance at UC Berkeley's Martin Luther King Jr. Building.
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From blues to soul and R&B, Jackie Gage and Kevin Goldberg shared the impact of Black musicians in music history throughout the century at their Feb. 7 performance at UC Berkeley's Martin Luther King Jr. Building.
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These songs weave together to address apocalyptic tragedy and provide a temporary distraction from the pain that is life.
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These songs weave together to address apocalyptic tragedy and provide a temporary distraction from the pain that is life.
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Hozier’s appreciation for the work of Black musicians shapes the entire track, including the lyrics, the gospel-inspired chorus and, most importantly, the involvement of a prominent civil rights singer, Mavis Staples, who sings alongside him.
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Hozier’s appreciation for the work of Black musicians shapes the entire track, including the lyrics, the gospel-inspired chorus and, most importantly, the involvement of a prominent civil rights singer, Mavis Staples, who sings alongside him.
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Carol’s incredible voice brought her around the world, but she always comes back to Berkeley — the new home of the annual Faye Carol Day.
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Carol’s incredible voice brought her around the world, but she always comes back to Berkeley — the new home of the annual Faye Carol Day.
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Taming the trouser snake, frosting the pie, unlocking the chamber of secrets, battling the purple-headed yogurt slinger — we all know what these phrases really mean. It’s been around since human beings first realized hands could be useful for something other than high-fiving and biting one’s thumb in insult.
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Taming the trouser snake, frosting the pie, unlocking the chamber of secrets, battling the purple-headed yogurt slinger — we all know what these phrases really mean. It’s been around since human beings first realized hands could be useful for something other than high-fiving and biting one’s thumb in insult.
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