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    Flashback &#; Summer,

    I was in-between semesters at Furman and was trying to earn a bit of cash for school by working maintenance for Laurens School District This particular summer I was painting Sanders Middle School with an older guy (and by older, I mean probably in his mids) whose first name I could only remember &#; Willie. Willie was a hard worker, and taught me lots about commercial painting, most of which I&#;ve long since forgotten. I liked Willie, and enjoyed my work with him that summer.

    Willie was a devout Christian, and enjoyed listening to a local Black Gospel station on AM radio. I got into it, too, listening jealously to some of the piano chops these guys had. However, the one thing that made my day were the advertisements for Reverend Yuri. At precisely am and pm these would air.

    Reverend Yuri was a spiritual advisor and reader located on Cedar Lane in Greenville. To this day I can point out his former establishment, which still looks rather weird. (I only know it was the place because there was a large billboard proclaiming it as Yuri&#;s, and not from any actual visits to the establishment.) His advertisements featur

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    Exclusive Interview: Detroit bass legend Tony Green reveals his experiences with The Dramatics, Pfunk’s George Clinton, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Death Row Records and more!

    Snoop Dogg and Tony Green (photo courtesy of Tony Green)

    *special thank you to Dominic Riggio (Mess Bucket Comics) for introducing me to Tony Green*

    Detroit, Michigan! A surfeit of wonderful characters and talented musicians regularly emanate from this city like mystical vapors, spreading transformable currents of raw talent, tendrils of undulating electricity, that levitate the membrane with a new form of sentience.

    Case in point: Detroit bass legend Edward Anthony Green.

    Also known as Tony Green, T-Money Green, TMoneyG, T-Green, T. Green, etc. Born and raised and holding it down for the city, Tony has been playing the bass with his distinct tone and timbre for over five decades. His style is immediately recognizable and has been influential on a global scale.

    Detroit&#;s Tony Green of The Dramatics (photo courtesy of Tony Green)

    An oft unacknowledged musical prodigy, Tony toured with soul R&B group The Dramatics for two decades, then worked with Pfunk’s George Clinton, then shot out to the West Coast to help create the G-Funk sound by working with Dr. Dre,