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The Fourth Quarter (The Jam Session) scroll Barry Cofield

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Barry Cofield

000 individual sorties in Europe and North Africa during World War II

This bag features the Afrocentric art of Congolese-French artist Nicholle Kobi and the following words "Sister Friends"

We give all of our hats African names and this one is entitled "Xolani" which means "Be at Peace"

is an African-American work of art by Melinda Byers illustrating three sisters clothed in Sunday

The Fourth Quarter (The Jam Session) scroll Barry CofieldIn the final stretch of a jam session, four musicians are immersed in their craft, each one a critical component of the symphony they're creating. Anchoring the rhythm is a skillful woman, her fingers dancing deftly across the upright bass strings. Her notes form a resonant backbone, setting the tempo for the ensemble. A man with locs cradles a trumpet, infusing life into the brass instrument; his solos cut through the air with poignant clarity.

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