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Belle Époque in Upper Volta Funk The collection highlights a range

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The collection highlights a range of little-known innovators who bridged the chronological gap between the American Primitivism of John Fahey and Robbie Basho and the California Modernism of Michael Hedges and William Ackerman

and Morgan graduated to Oklahoma City’s Douglas High

“Rock and Roll Guitar” b/w “Snake Shake” appeared briefly under the name Johnny Knight in early 1958

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Belle Époque in Upper Volta Funk The collection highlights a rangeFrom his studio in central Bobo Dioulasso, West African photographer Sory Sanl documented a nation's transformation from colonial foothold to cosmopolitan oasis. Captured on on 6x6 medium format Rolleiflex SL66, Sanls keen eye provides an intimate look into the landlocked nations pop culture explosion of the 1970s, through changing hair and fashion, hats and sunglasses, swords and boomboxes, motorcycles and cars, the traditional and modern. A melange

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