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Juneteenth celebrations in downtown St. Louis concluded with a powerful tribute to legendary Black musicians, including the city's own Chuck Berry, at the "Jewelteenth" event at St. Louis City Hall.

He would go on to perform with renowned artists such as Chuck Berry and Head East and submitted for a Grammy for a song he wrote for the band American Greed.