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Wed November 16, 2011
The Abraham Jam
When local musician David LaMotte found himself frustrated by rising levels of bigotry in the national conversation, he decided he had to do something. So, he put on a show. LaMotte invited Dawud Wharnsby, an Islamic musician, and Dan Nichols, a Jewish musician, to meet him on stage at Duke University. The three will perform together in support of cultural and religious harmony tonight at Page Auditorium. They join host Frank Stasio to talk about the concert, which they're calling The Abraham Jam.
- David LaMotte, Dawud Wharnsby, and Dan Nichols join host Frank Stasio to talk about the concert, which they're calling The Abraham Jam.