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'''NAME: Saj Powell

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−	'''Biography:''' An African American gay man who was an attendee at GAA in the 1970s. He performed at the coffee house, and always sang Stormy Weather. He sang it beautifully.	+	'''Biography:''' An African American gay man who was an attendee at GAA in the 1970s. He performed at the coffee house, and always sang Stormy Weather. He sang it beautifully. Saj served on the Policy Council of the Gay Community Center in 1979 and 1980.

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		+	[[File:Hof Phila Gay Pride 72 001 copy.jpg\|448x349px\|center\|Saj at Gay Pride at Independence Park 1972]]

−	Biography:''' An African American gay man who was an attendee at GAA in the 1970s. He performed at the coffee house, and always sang Stormy Weather. He sang it beautifully.	+
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		+	'''Biography:''' An African American gay man who was an attendee at GAA in the 1970s. He performed at the coffee house, and always sang Stormy Weather. He sang it beautifully.

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		+	When I was 15 I played on the bill with Saj for three months at The Long March Coffeehouse on Rittenhouse Square. He was a wonderful man and fabulous entertainer. I especially enjoyed his cover of "Join Me" from Pippin' and an original song he wrote for a friend of his entitled "Lucille."

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−	Picture: (Insert picture if available)	+	Picture: (Insert picture if available) [[http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchdetail.cfm?trg=1&strucID=1080971&imageID=1606228&word=lahusen&s=1&notword=&d=&c=&f=&lWord=&lField=&sScope=&sLevel=&sLabel=&total=529&num=336&imgs=12&pNum=&pos=340\|Click here-- Saj is on the right.]]

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