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Written in honor of the influential musician's 90th birthday, a portrait for middle-grade readers traces his humble origins, decision to leave Harvard, creative friendships, and achievements as a musician and activist against the backdrop of American history.
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Written in honor of the influential musician's 90th birthday, a portrait for middle-grade readers traces his humble origins, decision to leave Harvard, creative friendships, and achievements as a musician and activist against the backdrop of American history.
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