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Performance by the Beaver Dam Trio: Lonnie Ward, Russell Ward, Earl May, and Clay Moody.

Father and son Lonnie (banjo) and Russell Ward (guitar) perform.

Performance by the Beaver Dam Trio: Lonnie Ward, Russell Ward, Earl May, and Clay Moody.

Performance by the Beaver Dam Trio: Lonnie Ward, Russell Ward, Earl May, and Clay Moody.

Performance by the Beaver Dam Trio: Lonnie Ward, Russell Ward, Earl May, and Clay Moody.

Performance by the Beaver Dam Trio: Lonnie Ward, Russell Ward, Earl May, and Clay Moody.

Performance by the Beaver Dam Trio: Lonnie Ward, Russell Ward, Earl May, and Clay Moody.

Performance by the Beaver Dam Trio: Lonnie Ward, Russell Ward, Earl May, and Clay Moody.

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Greek Orthodox Church choir, Birmingham, Alabama, 1941.

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Sensational Gospelaires, Selma, Alabama, undated publicity photo.

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Attendee Pearl Benson at Birmingham’s Festival of Sacred Music, press photo, 1963. Birmingham’s third annual Festival of Sacred Music opened on November 26, 1963, with an emotional “farewell” to President John F. Kennedy, who had been killed just a…

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Singer J. V. Jenkins performs at the inauguration of Birmingham mayor Richard Arrington, Jr. Press photo, 1979. Jenkins performed “Here Am I, O Lord, Send Me,” at Arrington’s request. “It’s a song that has special meaning for black people,” Rachel…
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