The MGs: A Legendary Performance

There weren't many integrated bands in the country and you were probably the most famous at that point. Not so much conscious of the fact that we were integrated. That was, that was a subtext. It was not important. Didn't think much of it that the bass player was white and the guitar player was white. We liked the way those guys played and they were together. They were part of us. You know, like I said, we were family, so we were close,. And it was kind of a big surprise to me later when I would, you know, do interviews and that would be the first question that people asked about our difference in races than they are in the