Harlem Heyday Brian Culp and reflections from in-prison and

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Harlem Heyday Brian Culp and reflections from in-prison and"Harlem Heyday" vividly describes the special magic of Harlem's 'Heyday Years' from the thirties to the seventies which left a singular and enduring imprint on the world of entertainment. The author, son of the guiding spirit of the Apollo Theatre and witness to the enchantment and excitement of these years, recounts many amusing anecdotes about the singers, dancers, musicians and comedians who performed there and at the Lafayette. He follows the