Photos | Center Stage with Brother Ali and Toki Wright
Brother Ali and Toki Wright command the stage during their electrifying performance at Coachella 2007.
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tie activities coachella_friday formal leisure baseball music speaker cap stage brother ali microphone wristwatch hat musician furniture entertainer performance desk shirt glasses friday coachella pc wear electronics performer group performance accessories table musical instrument wright recreation band speakers laptop device part guitar concert computer crowd toki electrical
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2007-04-27T14:03:39-07:00
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