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6. Jun 09,  · Experience live go-go music on Thursday, June 11, , as part of our America Now!Music Festival.. In the early s, musical pioneer Chuck Brown began laying the foundation for a new and innovative sound in Washington, D.C., called go-go music. Driven by teenage musicians and audience members, the music was heavily inspired by funk, blues, soul, and salsa.

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8. Jun 11,  · The popularity of the new sound spread quickly and resulted in a fierce competition between local D.C. bands. In fact, there were dozens of go-go bands that popped up here in Washington, D.C., in the mids. A typical go-go band had keyboard players, horn sections, string sections, multiple percussionists, and many were teenagers.

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