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Colbert and John Legend dueted on the national anthem on Monday, so I’m guessing they’ll be doing this every night for the week the show is in Pennsylvania. I liked what The Roots did when I saw them last year with the cover of “Masters of War” where one verse was sung in the “Star Spangled Banner” melody.
Colbert and John Legend dueted on the national anthem on Monday, so I’m guessing they’ll be doing this every night for the week the show is in Pennsylvania. I liked what The Roots did when I saw them last year with the cover of “Masters of War” where one verse was sung in the “Star Spangled Banner” melody.
no black thought, no Hud, no kamal, no scratch… i love the roots, but the roots this was not.
hub’s been out of the band for awhile now. new bass player is Owen Biddle.
Whatever. It was tight LOL.
Here we are, this is what I was talking about in that “birthday girl” post.
On second viewing, it was less inspired than maybe I wanted it to be. Coulda been an excellent opportunity for a protest piece.
Roots also do a badass Machine Gun jam.