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    "comment": "Willie George Hale, one of Arkansas’s great behind-the-scenes musicians, was born 80 years ago in Forrest City. Hale became an important and widely respected R&B guitarist, both in studio sessions and as a solo artist, and his tunes later became sampling fodder for the likes of Jay-Z and Erykah Badu.\nHale got the “Beaver” nickname because of his youthful prominent front teeth, and he embraced it. He embraced the guitar from a young age as well after his stepfather Clarence brought a cheap acoustic one home. \nHale’s 1970s-era albums — released under his childhood nickname “Little Beaver” — are steeped in mellow funk, groove-filled R&B, and bluesy disco. \nLearn more about him here: https://arktimes.com/entertainment/2020/10/27/party-down-a-nod-to-little-beaver-and-a-playlist",
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