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Charles Brown
Charles (* 1922 in Texas) was a highly influential blues and rhythm & blues singer and piano player.
He began his career as a singer and pianist in Johnny Moore's Three Blazers in the mid-1940s and
continued to make countless records, his last album for Verve being released in 1998.
He was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1999. Charles died in January 1999.
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Driftin' Blues Mainstream Records MRL 368 released 1972 also released as Boss Of The Blues (1964, Mainstream Records) and Since I Fell For You (Garland GRZ 026) compilation, recorded September 1945 till September 1956 |
Charles Brown, organ, vocals Freddie Simon, tenor sax Roy Coleman, guitar Charles Brady, drums |
Very Rare WB 2XS 6483 released 1973 recorded in Hollywood, CA/USA |
T-Bone Walker, guitar, vocals Joe Farrell, tenor sax, flute David "Fathead" Newman, tenor sax Frank Vicari, tenor sax, flute Gerry Mulligan, baritone sax Seldon Powell, baritone sax, flute Al Cohn, sax Zoot Sims, sax Garnett Brown, trombone Paul Faulise, trombone Michael Gibson, trombone Tony Studd, trombone Jon Faddis, trumpet Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet Marvin Stamm, trumpet, flugelhorn Danny Stiles, trumpet, flugelhorn Herbie Mann, alto flute Richard Bennett, guitar Louie Shelton, guitar Ben Benay, banjo, guitar, harmonica Larry Carlton, guitar Dean Parks, guitar David T. Walker, guitar John Tropea, guitar, sitar Charles Brown, organ, piano Mike Stoller, piano Michael Omartian, organ Warren Bernhardt, clavinet James Booker, keyboards, piano Jerry Lacroix, harmonica string section Max Bennett, bass Wilton Felder, bass Joe Osborn, bass Jim Gordon, drums Paul Humphrey, drums King Errisson, congas, tambourine The Sweet Inspirations, vocals |
All My Life Bullseye Blues CD BB 9501 released 1990 recorded in New York, NY/USA |
Charles Brown, organ, piano, vocals Clifford Solomon, alto sax, tenor sax, tambourine Frank Henry, baritone sax Haywood Henry, baritone sax David Sholl, baritone sax Danny Caron, guitar Danny Caron, guitar Dr. John, organ, piano, vocals Ron Levy, organ Ruth Brown, bass, vocals Earl May, bass Kenneth Blevins, drums Keith Copeland, drums |
Someone To Love Bullseye Blues CD BB 9514 released 1992 recorded in Berkeley, CA and San Francisco, CA/USA |
Charles Brown, organ, piano, vocals Bobby Forte, tenor sax Clifford Solomon , tenor sax Danny Caron, guitar Bonnie Raitt , slide guitar, vocals Tommie McKenzie, bass Gaylord Birch, drums |
Thunderbolt Of The Middle West Specialty SPCD-7033-2 released 1992 compilation, recorded 1949 to 1955 |
Brother Joe May, vocals Freddie Simon, tenor sax Charles Brown, organ Theresa Childs, piano, vocals Gwendolyn Cooper, piano James Lee, organ, drums Kenneth S. Morris, organ R. Mosley, organ Ralph Watson, organ, drums Bertha Smith, piano Henry Woods, piano Kenneth Woods jr., piano Albert Bartee, drums Edward Hall, drums Jesse Sailes, drums James W. Alexander, vocals Keith Barber, vocals Wynona Carr, vocals Cora Martin, vocals Annette May, vocals Fred Miller, vocals Raphael Taylor, vocals Kylo Turner, vocals Jesse Whitaker, vocals Sallie Martin Singers Pilgrim Travelers |
Live 1952-1955 Specialty SPCD-7054-2 released 1994 compilation |
Brother Joe May, vocals Charles Brown, organ Theresa Childs, piano, vocals Henry Woods, piano J. Earle Hines, vocals Cora Martin, vocals Sallie Martin, vocals Fred Miller, vocals Annette May Thomas, vocals The Original Gospel Harmonettes The Swan Silvertones |
Johns (OST) Varèse Sarabande VSD-5778 |
Charles Brown, Hammond organ, piano, vocals Clifford Solomon, sax Danny Caron, guitar Ruth Davies, bass Deszon X. Claiborne, drums Keith David, vocals |
Since I Fell For You Garland GRZ 026 |
Charles Brown, organ, vocals Freddie Simon, tenor sax Roy Coleman, guitar Charles Brady, drums |
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