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Profile of Tim Reynolds

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  • The Funk Brothers
    Posted on 26 Mar 2007 in Music, Performing Arts

    A few hundred fortunate Californians were sharing a moment of transcendence with the Funk Brothers, the legendary Motown musicians, who were entertaining that night.

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