1961 album Sin & Soul...And Then Some [Bonus Tracks] Oil Painting, The Education of a King, 2001 by Colin Bootman. + Informações

Oscar Brown Jr - This Beach. + Informações

Season 2, Episode 4. + Informações

Unknown Artist (Ralph Bakshi?) animated Oscar Brown Jr's "But I Was Cool" recorded on VCR in 1988 from a Munich, Germany loval TV-Station. If you have any further information on this clip, please contact party-keller@gmx.net. *** check my other vidos for obscure funk, old school hip hop, disco, & soul ***. + Informações

The perils of teenage pregnancy and a lack of proper parenting/ moral foundation.. + Informações

For all you Playa's. + Informações

OSCAR BROWN JR. - BID 'EM IN. + Informações

Verve//Remixed 2. + Informações

Oscar Brown, Jr (October 10, 1926 May 29, 2005) was an American singer, songwriter, playwright, poet, and civil rights activist. His first major contribution to a recorded work was a collaboration with Max Roach, We Insist! - Freedom_Now, which was an early record celebrating the Black freedom movement in the United States. Columbia Records signed Oscar as a solo artist, who was already in his mid-30's and married with 5 children [1]. In 1960, he released his first LP, titled Sin and Soul recorded from June 20th to October 23rd 1960. The cover to the album included personal reviews by well known celebrities and Jazz musicians of the time, including Steve Allen, Lorraine Hansberry, Nat Hentoff, Dorothy Killgallen, Max Roach and Nina Simone (Nina would go on to use his lyrics for Work Song on her own cover of the song.). + Informações

Oscar Brown Jr. & Luiz Henrique - Finding A New Friend Fontana SRF-67549 (1966). + Informações

Jazz Vocal Oscar Brown Jr. The snake. + Informações

Fourth track off Sin and Soul and then some. + Informações

me encanta este tema. + Informações

Dream of a land My soul is from I hear a hand Stroke on a drum Shades of delight Cocoa hue Rich as the night Afro blue Elegant boy Beautiful girl Dancing for joy Elegant whirl Shades of delight Cocoa hue Rich as the night Afro blue Two young lovers are face to face With undulating grace They gently sway Then slip away To some secluded place Shades of delight Cocoa hue Rich as the night Afro blue Whispering trees Echo their sighs Passionate pleas Tender replies Shades of delight Cocoa hue Rich as the night Afro blue Lovers in flight Upward they glide Burst at the height Slowly subside Shades of delight Cocoa hue Rich as the night Afro blue And my slumbering fantasy Assumes reality Until it seems it's not a dream The two are you and me Shades of delight Cocoa hue Rich as the night Afro blue. + Informações

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From "Sin and Soul". + Informações

Oscar Brown JR - Work Song - Mod Classic. + Informações

1960 album Sin & Soul...And Then Some [Bonus Tracks] Oil Painting: "Untitled" (Crying African-American Girl), L. Mason. + Informações

Synopsis: Music Is My Life Politics My Mistress: The Story of Oscar Brown Jr A powerful and gripping portrait of the remarkable artistry and life of poet, singer, playwright, composer and social activist Oscar Brown Jr. A playful and charismatic performer, Brown is also an acclaimed jazz lyricist who worked closely with Abbey Lincoln and Nina Simone and collaborated with Max Roach and Bobby Timmons on some of the most memorable compositions of the hard bop era. Beyond his musical achievements, Brown also engaged in a parallel career as a lifelong political activist of tireless strength and unceasing moral stamina, and his entire life can be read as a parable of the civil rights and Black Power eras in the United States. His lyrics touching on every subject from human dignity and childhood wonder to marijuana and cockroaches, Brown emerges as a kind of Black Everyman.. + Informações

1961. + Informações

The Shannon Marshall Trio performs this Nat Adderley classic on a street corner in Broadbeach, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia as part of the "Blends of Jazz" Festival in August 2009. This Brisbane based "Soul Jazz Hammond Trio" features Shannon Marshall on trumpet (flugelhorn) and vocals, Dale Rabic on organ and pedal bass, and Paul Hudson on drums.. + Informações

1960 album Sin & Soul...And Then Some [Bonus Tracks] Oil Painting by Slave Market by Eyre Crowe. + Informações

Take From The 1974 LP Brother Where Are You. + Informações

Produced by Joel Dorn and Michael Cuscuna for Brown's album "Brother Where Are You" (1974). Rights are reserved by Atlantic Records, a subsidiary of Warner Music Group.. + Informações

Marty Williams Piano/Vocals, Eric Swinderman Guitar, Ruth Davies Bass, Ranzel Merritt Drums. + Informações