Photos | Stage Spotlight: Professor Griff, Disc Jockey Lord, Khari Wynn Perform for Coachella Crowd
The energy of the crowd and the sound of the speakers filled the air as Professor Griff, Disc Jockey Lord, and Khari Wynn took to the stage at Coachella 2009.
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a man on stage with a microphone and a crowd watchingChronologically Adjacent
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