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Jimmy McDaniels, Jazz Musician

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1995 Annual Report: With a $6,000 grant from The Indianapolis Foundation, more than 2,500 school children viewed "A Century for African-American Culture," at Conner Prarie featuring influential African Americans from the past and present. Local jazz musician Jimmy McDaniels participated in a special 90-minute variation of the show for adults at the Madame Walker Theatre.
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  1. Indianapolis Foundation
  2. Jazz Musicians
  3. Mc Daniels, James
  4. Saxophone

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