musical excerpts, fyi.  randye

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Subject: 0311 - Today in Black History - March 11

1919 - Mercer Ellington is born in Washington, DC, the only child of
        Edward "Duke" Ellington and his wife, Edna.  He will become
        "the keeper of the flame," the charge his father will give him
        and one he will readily accept.  In doing so, he will lead the
        Duke Ellington Orchestra for over twenty years after replacing
        his father.

1950 - Robert "Bobby" McFerrin is born in New York City.  He will be
        known for his versatile and innovative a cappella jazz vocals
        and for his hit song "Don't Worry Be Happy," which will sell
        over ten million copies and earn him three Grammy awards in
        1989 in addition to a Grammy for best jazz vocalist.

1968 - Otis Redding posthumously receives a gold record for the single
        "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay."

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