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Friday, 01 August 2008 |
 Brother Yusuf was the person responsible for me coming to this area in the early 80's. He brought me into the jazz community here and saw that I got good work. I had the honor of playing with him for several years along with Bus Brown, Eve Cornelius, Al Neece, Ray Codrington, Steve Wing, and many others. His greatest contribution to the community was in his bringing together people of all races and religious beliefs through his spirited music. Everyone was his brother or sister - even those that started out hating him for his race or religion. He overcame all with love and grace. All hatred, all bigotry, all intolerance melted in his beaming, joyful presence. He was a damn good jazz pianist, too, and brought up more musicians than any univeristy professor could ever lay claim to. Patience, love, encouragement, joy. Peace and love to you, Brother Yu!
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Sun, Nov. 23rd
- Chamber Ensemble
- Watts St. Baptist Church
- Durham, NC
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- Beverly Biggs
- Horace Williams House
- Chapel Hill, NC
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- English Country Dance Band
- Freedman Center of Beth El Synagogue
- Durham, NC
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- Chamber Ensemble
- Duke Chapel
- Durham, NC
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- Chamber Ensemble
- Duke Chapel
- Durham, NC
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It is now 7:50 am Sun 23 Nov 2008 on the Eno River
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