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so when you buy the ticket to see al jarreau on friday, you know that is going ba to grow up and become artists. >> yes. we haven't all youth all-star band that will open up for our jarreau. we have young people playing in the auditorium as you come into the cobra center, and we have young people in all of the vip receptions. >> and four folks at home who have students, you may have a child who has a master class with him on friday? >> the master class is the thursday and all of the artists classes. and as the matter of fact he started us into thousand six for us. >> what is the master class? >> they will get the chance to ask questions, and in e past, the kids actually had a chance to perform for him. >> tell us why he was the right artist to come back? distinction for the artist? >> it just worked out that it was ten years since we had them, and we wanted to pair him up with the philharmonic. and he was available and it all worked out. >> so the legends concert is this friday at 8:00 p.m. at the coker center for the arts. how do we get to get? >> you can call capital tickets or visit

[ laughter ] >> yeah, larry, you know, the people that wear linen plants and sandals and go to al jarreauoncerts? [ laughter ] >> larry: wow. >> you know them. so far, it looks like smooth jazz is in the lead, though. >> yeah. >> i didn't know smooth jazz was a category, okay. let me ask you this. what about the exploitation of victims' family members? hillary used sandra bland's mom, and do you think that's okay? >> larry, black exploitation for votes is a special issue. we have a special guy for that. hey, rev. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> yo, kanye, i need more crazy tweets, one every 15 minutes. >> okay, we're on it. we're on it. >> larry: oh, my god. reverend al sharpton. of course, you're in the black headquarters. is it okay for candidates to use victims' family members to rally support? >> you're asking is it okay to provide comfort to victims' families and shine light on atrocities previously kept in the dark? heck, yeah. >> larry: okay, all right. [ applause ] so. what about this, then? who is black headquarters going to tell black people to officially endorse? >> black head

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joining me now...is al jarreau.

joining me now...is al jarreau. the gamecocks clinched a share of the regular season title monday. last night they had a chance to take the crown outright. the only thing standing in their way -- the georgia bull dogs.