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So every year doing Black History Month, we honor the innovators and the cultural architects.

And today is no different.

For the past six decades, I will say that our guest has been an amazing, powerful force and music, definitely an influence in my life

and how I hear things. Basically, our guest is one of the musical delegates, the musical forces from Memphis that we don't

talk about enough. We do not talk about. Memphis is such a force of music that it rarely

gets the light that it deserves. And as a member of the legendary band The Barcais, you know, you know these songs,

Soul Finger to Son of Shaft to Holy Ghost, especially Holy Ghost,

which incidentally I think Holy Ghost is one of the best examples of giving the drummer some

that excited an eight-year-old

Questlove when he first heard that song.

He's both the member of the R&B, the Memphis Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, blending

in.

And even then, that's reductive because if you listen to the early work of their out,

like their level of rock excitement,

it was pretty much like no other band

that you would come across in that period.

Of course, collaborating with legends,

like the great Otis Redding,

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