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Kool & The Gang Co-Founder Ronald Bell Passes Away at Age 68

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By Victor Trammell Photo credits: Tia Sinclair Bell One of the originators who helped start a legendary singing and performing group in black American music has passed away. Numerous news media sources have confirmed that Kool & The Gang co-founder Ronald Bell (pictured) passed away early Wednesday (September 9) at his home in the U.S. […]

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