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Charles Burrell, an American classical and jazz bass player known as being the first African American to be a member of a ...

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Charles Burrell, known as the “Jackie Robinson of classical music,” has died. He was 104. Burrell was a classical and jazz bass player and was the first African-American member of a major American ...

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