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SUMMARY:Curator's tour: Doo-Wop in D.C.
LOCATION:Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library - Central Library\nMartin
  Luther King Jr. Memorial Library - Central Library
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DESCRIPTION:Beverly Lindsay-Johnson\, curator and Executive Director of th
 e African American Music Association\, will walk visitors through the summ
 er exhibit Doo-Wop in D.C.: from the Street Corner to the Stage.\n.\nhttps
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Did you know that\, during the 'boom years
 ' of the 1940s and 1950s\, there were many pop vocal group emerging from W
 ashington&rsquo\;s segregated high schools? The late Lawrence Berry\, a vo
 cal group coach\, promoter\, and mentor\, once noted that there were hundr
 eds of groups singing in Washington by the late 1950s. From D.C.'s early v
 ocal group tradition starting in the 1800s\, through the 'boom years' of t
 he 1940s and 1950s and beyond\, come learn more about the evolution of Doo
 -Wop Music\, and view memorabila from iconic and beloved doo-wop groups ac
 ross the decades. The Cap-Tans\, The Clovers\, the Rainbows\, and The Velo
 ns are just a few of the well-known examples from the District who enterta
 ined generations of fans.</p>\n<p>Beverly Lindsay-Johnson\, curator and Ex
 ecutive Director of the African American Music Association\, will walk vis
 itors through the summer exhibit <em>Doo-Wop in D.C.: from the Street Corn
 er to the</em> Stage\, on view in the MLK Library's Great Hall through Jul
 y 23. Please join us to learn about the history of this important musical 
 form\, and visit the exhibit website to learn more.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>The tou
 r meets near the exhibit (MLK Library\, Great Hall\, East) at noon. Regist
 ration is suggested.</p>\n<p><span style="text-decoration: underline\;"><s
 trong>About the Exhibit</strong></span></p>\n<p>In a powerful tribute to t
 he original pioneers of early Rhythm and Blues of the late 1940s through t
 he early 1960s\, The African American Music Association in partnership wit
 h the Atlanta Doo-Wop Association presents <strong><em>Doo-Wop in D.C.: Fr
 om the Street Corner to the Stage</em></strong>. The exhibit features phot
 ographs and memorabilia from Doo-Wop music vocal groups\, solo artists\, a
 nd gospel harmony groups whose harmonies ushered in the sounds of early Rh
 ythm and Blues during the late 1940s into the early 1960s\, in celebration
  of the many Doo-Wop groups out of Washington\, D.C. whose footprints are 
 part of the architecture of Doo-Wop music.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://
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