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Chuck Brown, known as the "Godfather of Go-Go," was an influential musician and pioneer of the go-go music genre. Born in Washington, D.C. in 1936, Brown grew up in a musically inclined family and learned to play guitar at a young age. He was heavily influenced by the sound of rhythm and blues, jazz, and Latin music. In the late 1960s, Brown formed his own band called the Soul Searchers, and they quickly became popular in the local music scene.

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In the late 1960s, Brown formed his own band called the Soul Searchers, and they quickly became popular in the local music scene. The band's unique sound, which fused elements of funk, soul, and Afro-Cuban rhythms, helped to define the go-go sound that would later become synonymous with Washington, D.C.

Burn mystic characters at stake

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Lycrist Katkiller

Colonel

This might be more like a questions
I read the Execution file on the ckiiwiki and noticed that there is no modifier for characters that have the mystic

So I would suggest (if this is not already a thing) that mystic

characters get burned at the stake more often than those without the trait.
Ecspecially because there is an event where you can burn a witch or take +x% Revolt Risk for 50 cultural points. If I remember correctly a female character appears at your court (if you dont burn her obviously) who has the mystic

trait. I might be wrong here as there is a another event (as germanic norse) where you get court volva

i mean christian zelious

Thure

Chartularius Hamburgensis

Because it's the wrong time period. A zealous Christian during the middle ages wouldn't believe in magic. Charlemagne for exemple had a law that all people who claim someone is a witch would get burned. The witch hunt started in the early modern era. And the church was mostly (with some exceptions of course) against it.

Lycrist Katkiller

Colonel

it's for some reason 22-17 in the German bible

Further more there is this event where you can burn a witch and - approved by church or not - a ruler could decide to burn her

Lycrist Katkiller

Colonel

i'll just leave this here

Cagliostro

Charlatan or Mystic?

Because it's the wrong time period. A zealous Christian during the middle ages wouldn't believe in magic. Charlemagne for exemple had a law that all people who claim someone is a witch would get burned. The witch hunt started in the early modern era. And the church was mostly (with some exceptions of course) against it.

From the wikipedia article on death by burning:

says burning heretics had become customary practice in the latter half of the twelfth century in continental Europe, and that death by burning became statutory punishment from the early 13th century. Sumner notes that death by burning for heretics was made positive law by Pedro II of Aragon in 1197. In 1224 Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, made burning a legal alternative, and in 1238, it became the principal punishment in the Empire. In Sicily, the punishment was made law in 1231, whereas in France, Louis IX made it binding law in 1270.[27]

Several incidents are recorded of massacres on Jews from the 12th through 16th centuries in which they were burned alive, often on account of the blood libel. In 1171 in Blois, for example, 51 Jews were burned alive (the entire adult community). In 1191, King Philip Augustus ordered around 100 Jews burnt alive.[28] That Jews purportedly performed host desecration also led to mass burnings; In 1243 in Beelitz, the entire Jewish community was burnt alive, and in 1510 in Berlin, some 26 Jews were burnt alive for the same crime.[29]

Also under the Byzantium section:

Under 6th-century emperor Justinian I, the death penalty had been decreed for impenitent Manicheans, but a specific punishment was not made explicit. By the 7th century, however, those found guilty of "dualist heresy" could risk being burned at the stake.[24] Those found guilty of performing magical rites, and corrupting sacred objects in the process, might face death by burning, as evidenced in a 7th-century case.[25] In the 10th century AD, the Byzantines instituted death by burning for parricides, i.e. those who had killed their own relatives, replacing the older punishment of poena cullei, the stuffing of the convict in a leather sack along with a rooster, a viper, a dog and a monkey, and then throwing the sack into the sea.[26]

I haven't checked the various references of course, but it seems like even recorded stake-burnings were pretty common by the end of the period, much less unrecorded ones.

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One of Brown's most popular songs was "Bustin' Loose," which was released in 1978. The song became a major hit and remains an anthem of the go-go genre. Brown's energetic performances and charismatic stage presence solidified his reputation as a dynamic live performer. Brown continued to release music and tour throughout his career, earning a dedicated fanbase and influencing countless musicians. His music was characterized by its infectious grooves, call-and-response vocals, and extended instrumental breaks. Brown's ability to engage and connect with his audience was a major part of his appeal. In addition to his musical contributions, Brown was also known for his mentorship of younger musicians and his commitment to his community. He frequently performed at local venues and was a vocal advocate for the preservation of go-go music. Brown's impact on the Washington, D.C. music scene cannot be overstated, and his legacy continues to inspire new generations of musicians. Chuck Brown passed away in 2012, but his music and his legacy live on. His contributions to the go-go genre and his ability to bring people together through his music earned him the title of the "Godfather of Go-Go." Chuck Brown and his music will always be remembered as the magic man who brought the sound of go-go to the world..

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