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  1. Southernsoul's post in Miami Overtown Soul Funk R&B Interviews was marked as the answer   
    The quote from the book excerpted by @Roburt above comes from an interview with Retired Overtown Police Lieutenant Otis Davis from Miami's original African-American police force (incorrectly identified as a captain in the first edition of the book). The interview with Sam Moore is the best in the book, and according to the man himself,
    "I was actually born in Georgia. And then my mother and
    my grandmother and the rest of the family, my aunt, my
    cousins, and everybody migrated to Florida. I don’t know
    what caused them to come. I was a baby. I was born in
    1935. All I ever knew was Miami. I can’t even tell ya about
    Georgia, other than maybe my grandma saying she was
    going to go visit her mother. I think once or twice she may
    have taken me on a train to Georgia. I was a little boy. But
    I was raised in Miami...."

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