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'Black Cowboys' Sheds Light On Overlooked Music Of African-Americans Who Went West

Dom Flemons. (Courtesy Timothy Duff)
Dom Flemons. (Courtesy Timothy Duff)

“Black Cowboys” is the new album from multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Dom Flemons, a co-founding member of the Grammy Award-winning Carolina Chocolate Drops. But it’s more than a collection of songs from the Wild West — the record sheds light on the prominent but often-overlooked role African-American pioneers played in westward expansion.

Here & Now‘s Eric Westervelt (@Ericnpr) talks with Flemons (@domflemons) about the music’s origins and evolution.

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