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Synopsis
The Orioles: Second String Albert “Diz” Russell is an exciting book written about a group that many music historians believe started the music that came to be called Rhythm and Blues. The original Orioles started in Baltimore Maryland and sang from 1948-1955. The love music contains the memories and social history of an era. Diz Russell became an Oriole in 1955 and continues to carry on the name and music of the group. Read about the joy and pain of one of the pioneers of Rhythm and Blues, Albert “Diz” Russell. His performances continue to bring the house down.
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About the Author
Rachel L. Clay retired from the U.S. Federal Government with years of management experience. She earned a Ph.D. from Capella University, MA from Central Michigan University, BS from the University of Maryland University College (UMUC), A.A. degree from Prince George's Community College. She is currently an adjunct professor for UMUC. Married with a blended family of four, and three grandchildren. The author lives in Fredericksburg, Virginia and enjoys reading, music, and jigsaw puzzles. She is a Christian.
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