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JUNETEENTH with ELENA & GEORGE GILLIAM Live at Campus JAX is a JAXblast Network production and part of our Steamers Jazz at JAX series hosted by Terence Love & Tony Guerrero.
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lena & George Gilliam celebrate Juneteenth with Jazz. This show commemorates freedom and resilience with music! Inspirational music, jazz classics and George will also present songs from his new album on MetaJax records, It's Playtime, Jerry. Wear Red to signify Resilience and joy!
It's the 160th year of Juneteenth! Celebrating the end of the Civil War and slavery since 1866, it took 2 years to spread the word of the Emancipation Proclamation. We honor those who fought for freedom and rights for all people.
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JUNETEENTH with ELENA & GEORGE GILLIAM Live at Campus JAX is a JAXblast Network production and part of our Steamers Jazz at JAX series hosted by Terence Love & Tony Guerrero.
If you love this show, support live jazz and collect your FREE METAJAX RAR NFT Digital Collectible. It's EASY and perfect for First-time Collectors! Get 1500 points FREE from Cent.co when you sign up!
jaxhideaway.cent.co/nft/40145
lena & George Gilliam celebrate Juneteenth with Jazz. This show commemorates freedom and resilience with music! Inspirational music, jazz classics and George will also present songs from his new album on MetaJax records, It's Playtime, Jerry. Wear Red to signify Resilience and joy!
It's the 160th year of Juneteenth! Celebrating the end of the Civil War and slavery since 1866, it took 2 years to spread the word of the Emancipation Proclamation. We honor those who fought for freedom and rights for all people.










