The death of The Rolling Stones' Charlie Watts sparked a thought - Black people, even as the originators of Rock & Roll don't explore that genre enough. On this Queue Points DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray talk about the influence of Black singers on Rock & Roll and talk about some 90s Black rock records you should revisit.

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