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The Black Innovators Of Rock And Roll: Part 3

American rock band Living Colour attend the inaugural International Rock Awards, New York City, New York, May 1989. Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images hide caption

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The Black Innovators Of Rock And Roll: Part 3

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This week, our ongoing series focuses on the end of the '80s and the '90s, starting with two of the biggest Black rock acts of the '90s: Living Colour and Fishbone.

The Black Innovators Of Rock And Roll: Part 3

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Fishbone Flies the Black Rock Flag High

Angelo Moore and Norwood Fisher created the legendary punk-ska group Fishbone when they were junior high school students in 1979. They talk to Farai Chideya about their new album, Still Stuck in Your Throat, as well as the meaning and impact of black rock.

Fishbone Flies the Black Rock Flag High

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