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My Review of #MoMetaBlues …

…isn’t here! That’s because it’s being featured over at the blog Literary Kicks. So click on the cover art and follow the link.

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tolmstedJuly 31, 2013hip hop, meta, music, Questlove, the Roots

2 thoughts on “My Review of #MoMetaBlues …”

Heather says:

August 1, 2013 at 12:19 pm

GREAT review.

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Kevin Lockett says:

August 7, 2013 at 5:39 pm

Great post! My podcast Interview with Ben Greenman, co-author of Mo Meta Blues with Questlove http://kevinlockett.buzzsprout.com/10158/99041-ben-greenman-co-author-of-questlove-s-mo-meta-blues

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