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Joe Nick Patoski : Jim Dickinson Was One Cool Memphis Cat

Posted on August 27, 2009 by Thorne Dreyer

It’s not just the whites reaching for the black culture, it’s the blacks reaching for the white culture. It’s about the collision. Jim Dickinson. Photo from Memphis Flyer. Memphis musician Jim Dickinson dies at 67Career of artist, producer touched four … Continue reading →

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