Metromode Radio: Ivoire Guitar
Michigan is not exactly known for its multi-culturalism, but in this Obama age, stereotypes can be broken. A jazz and pop master from the Ivory Coast is playing Dick Odow’s Pub in Birmingham Friday night. He also played in a 14 year old kid’s basement in Birmingham this week. Michigan Now’s Chris McCarus was there.
Michigan is not known for its multi-culturalism, but in this Obama age, stereotypes can be broken.
A jazz and pop master from the Ivory Coast is playing Dick Odow’s Pub in Birmingham Friday night. He also played in a 14 year old kid’s basement in Birmingham this week.
Michigan Now’s Chris McCarus was there.
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