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The magical musical world of the 70s | Afro

By Belinda Merritt Special to the AFRO The 1970s was a good period for music and lovers of music, not to mention 70s music has influenced the music we listen to today. Artists Bruno Mars, Anderson Paak and Silk Sonic’s current hit, “Leave the Door Open” is a perfect example of a 70s vibe. The […]

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