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Fresh Air, Dan Selingson, Marvin
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Summary
Election reform expert Dan Seligson, NAACP officers Marvin "Doc" Cheatham and Reverend Nelson B. Rivers, III, and musician, composer, and bandleader Don Byron on this edition of Fresh Air. Dan Seligson is the editor of www.electionline.org, a nonpartisan and non-advocacy organization that tracks and analyzes election reform issues. The website is a venture of the Election Reform Information Project. Then, NAACP officers Marvin "Doc" Cheatham and Reverend Nelson B. Rivers, III. Cheatham is the seventh President of the NAACP Baltimore City Branch and an election specialist. He's the founder and chairman of the Maryland Voting Rights Restoration Coalition. Rivers is the Chief Operating Officer of the NAACP. They'll be speaking about manipulation of African-American voters, and the efforts they are making to change the voting landscape. Lastly, musician, composer, and bandleader Don Byron. He has a new album out called Do the Boomerang: The Music of Junior Walker. It's a collection of songs associated with the great Motown saxophonist and singer Autry "Junior Walker" DeWalt. Tracks include "Shotgun" and "Roadrunner". While Byron is usually associated with the clarinet, he plays baritone sax on this new CD. Byron is a prolific musician who gets inspiration from all kinds of music. Classically trained, he's performed and recorded music by Henry Mancini, Stevie Wonder, Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Ornette Coleman, Frederic Chopin, Duke Ellington, William C. Handy, and Raymond Scott, and klezmer music by Mickey Katz. One of his most played recordings is "Bug Music" used on NPR, as well as on commercials. His website is www.donbyron.com. (Broadcast Date: November 1, 2006)
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