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I appreciate YOUR appreciation, although some of the facts are wrong both in content and timeline. What is most important is your assertion that Sam Cooke’s impact on the American music scene was monumental. He was truly a talent of epic proportions.
Erik Greene
Author, “Our Uncle Sam: The Sam Cooke Story From His Family’s Perspective”
http://www.OurUncleSam.com