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Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder
A historic duet that sings of friendship that transcends racial barriers.
"Ebony and Ivory," released in 1982, is an iconic collaboration between Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder. Using the white and black keys of the piano as a metaphor for racial harmony, the song delivers a simple yet powerful message. It is a masterpiece that combines the musical talents of both artists and demonstrates the social impact of pop music.
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