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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2015 · 1H 7M

ESPECIAL DAVE ALEXANDER (OMAR SHARIFF)

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Dave Alexander nació un 10 de marzo de 1938 en Shreveport, Luisiana y empezó a tocar el piano escuchando a su padre Tom Elam, que tocaba el piano y la guitarra además de trabajar en el campo, también escuchaba a pianistas de boogie woogie como Albert Ammons, Amos Milburn y Pete Johnson. Al principio el joven Dave Alexander comenzó a tocar la batería y a cantar en los coros pero su madre Susie, le animó a tocar el piano en la Iglesia. Allí solía entrar cuando no había nadie para tocar la música del diablo aunque le atraparon varias veces.

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