Photos | Booker T. Jones Rocks the Mic in Fedora Hat
Legendary entertainer Booker T. Jones takes to the stage at Coachella 2009, sporting a stylish fedora and belting out some classic tunes into the microphone under the bright lights of the spotlight.
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