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Subject: 0130 - Today in Black History - January 30
1928 - Ruth Brown is born in Portsmouth, Virginia. She will become a
Rhythm & Blues and jazz singer, recording "So Long," "Teardrops
from My Eyes," "Hours," "Mambo Baby," "Lucky Lips," and "This
Little Girl's Gone Rockin'." She will be a Tony Award winner
and a rhythm-and-blues revolutionary--a woman whose early
successes earned her instant worldwide fame and launched a
career that has influenced such legendary performers as Aretha
Franklin, Dinah Washington, Little Richard and Stevie Wonder.
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