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Meet the most famous band you’ve never heard of.

Admired by Twain, recorded by Edison, disbanded by fear.

In the early 1900s, Polk Miller & His Old South Quartette was one of America’s most popular acts.

Polk Miller was the banjo-strumming Confederate veteran.

Anderson Epps was the quartet leader, once enslaved by Miller’s family.

Together, a white man and four African Americans dared to tour Jim Crow America.

Integration or exploitation?

Over a century later, their stories matter.

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