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About Sister Roberta Tharpe, a black female gospel singer/guitarist who influenced early rock-and-roll musicians like Little Richard, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis.
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Before the 1988 Olympics, Carl Lewis used a sensory deprivation tank to help him prepare for the long jump. He went on to win the gold medal.
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The Million Dollar Quartet" is actually a trio. Johnny Cash cannot be heard on the legendary recording with Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins at Sun Studios on 4 Dec 1956.
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In 1984 despite not playing football or basketball in college, Carl Lewis was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys and Chicago Bulls.
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Olympic athlete Carl Lewis was drafted in the 1984 NFL and NBA drafts
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The Chicago Bulls drafted Carl Lewis in the 1984 NBA Draft as the 208th overall pick, although he had played neither high school nor college basketball.
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Track and field olympian Carl Lewis, was drafted into the NBA by the Chicago Bulls in 1984
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Carl Lewis, the Olympian, was selected by the Chicago Bulls in the 1984 draft class (along with Michael Jordan) and by the Dallas Cowboys for the NFL. He chose athletics.
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That, despite neither playing basketball nor American football in college, Carl Lewis was drafted to the Chicago Bulls and Denver Broncos respectively in the NBA and NFL drafts in 1984.
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In 1988 Carl Lewis failed 3 drug tests during the Olympic trials and should have been disqualified from the Seoul Olympics
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Carl Lewis failed a drug test, and should not have been allowed to race in the 1988 Olympics, where he took the gold medal after Ben Johnson's 'roid' fail.
