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Campbellsville Middle School choir presents Soul Train By Calen McKinney Campbellsville Middle School choir recently presented its spring concert entitled "Soul Train" which included performances of songs made popular in the 1970s. CMS students prepared for the show for several months, and helped with musical arrangements and choreography. Students performed "Boogie Fever," "ABC/I Want You Back" and an Earth, Wind and Fire medley. Sixth-grader Luke McDonald sang "Superstition." Eighth-grader Alexis Thomas sang "Midnight Train to Georgia," featuring classmates Gabby Skaggs and Bia Moura. Aubrey Young, a seventh-grader, sang "We Are Family." Moura sang "Isn't She Lovely." And Thomas and classmate Myricle Gholston danced to "Got To Be Real." Jessica Floyd is the Campbellsville Middle School music teacher and choir director. This story was posted on 2018-06-13 16:02:06
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