Course: Soul Man: How We Forgot Pat Boone and Discovered James Brown (OSH-SOUL)

We all experienced soul music as teenagers on radio, television, and the dance floor. Let's see how soul music moved from the African American community into the mainstream of American popular music. We'll hear our favorite songs, and we'll see what Dr. King meant when he told Barry Gordy, the head of Motown Records, that sharing Black music was as important to the civil rights struggle as the marches.

 Session: OSH226.SOUL (SOLD OUT! Waitlist available)

Schedule: Wednesday, Feb 25
Times: 10:00am - 12:00pm

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Instructors

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Chris Waagen

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TBD - UR Campus
TBD - UR Campus
Richmond, VA 23173