A GOGO: Meet the @junior.singers, a story about a family, brothers Edward and A.R.C. Brown and their sister Annie Brown Caldwell. Back in the early 1970s, the Browns decided to start a band. They were just kids at the time, and they called themselves the Staples Jr. Singers. In 1975, the Browns got the chance to record together in Tupelo, Mississippi. They called it When Do We Get Paid. It was their first and only full-length album, and in the last 40 years it’s become an exceedingly rare record. Their songs—all of them stone cold soul—carried socially conscious messages about what they saw happening in the South: the struggles of the Black community, the backlash after desegregation, Civil Rights. The album was re-released by @luakabop and first European dates are already announced for November and to be followed by another tour in February 2023. #vivabacana #agogo #staplesjrsingers #luakabop