As a Black kid growing up in a tumultuous home environment in 1970s Hollywood, singer-songwriter The Reverend Shawn Amos faced an identity complex. But when a friend introduced him to The Who's 1973 rock opera \"Quadrophenia,\" he connected with one particular song about rebellion on a personal level. \"Cut My Hair\" helped Shawn find clarity, and eventually, his true love: playing the blues.
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