Ranky Tanky Educational Video #5: From Traditional to Contemporary Gullah Songs
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Charlton Singleton, trumpeter and vocalist of the Grammy-winning South Carolina band Ranky Tanky, discusses and demonstrates the process of taking a traditional Gullah rhythmic game for children and transforming it into a contemporary Gullah song.
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