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This year, the longest-running House music festival (formerly a picnic) in the Midwest celebrates 35 years of fellowship in Jackson Park on Chicago's South Side. A picnic that started as the Hatchett Family Reunion behind the Museum of Science and Industry has blossomed into an annual gathering of the ‘who’s who’ of Chicago’s Black community, where they enjoy the positive energy and fellowship of House Music, a genre that ceremoniously started in Chicago over 40 years ago--so

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There are some people that can multi-task and there are some that are focused on one task at a time. The music business can be cruel and...