Duke Ellington Stops By!

Episode 1 of the Harlem's Greatest Visitors podcast, hosted by Morgan Norris, titled "Duke Ellington Stops By!" was published on June 20, 2020 and runs 9 minutes.

June 20, 2020 ·9m · Harlem's Greatest Visitors

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It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood! Duke Ellington stopped by to give us the scoop on his fame, love, and fighting segregation!

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It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood! Duke Ellington stopped by to give us the scoop on his fame, love, and fighting segregation!

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