Photos | Crowd Roars for David Jude Jolicoeur at Coachella 2010
David Jude Jolicoeur of legendary hip-hop group De La Soul performs on stage at Coachella 2010, as the energized crowd looks on under the blue sky.
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a man on stage with a microphone in front of a crowdChronologically Adjacent
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