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Quick flash: Don't miss reggae great Sister Carol, coming to St. Louis

By on Wed, Nov 17, 1999 at 4:00 am

Jamaican reggae legend Sister Carol gigs Wednesday, Nov. 24, at the Venue on the Landing, presented by local rasta-pushers Jah Man Productions. The Sister has a beautiful voice; this is a perfect pre-Thanksgiving love-fest.

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