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29 de may. de 2005 · Oscar Brown, Jr. Witty American singer, songwriter, and playwright who operated on the borders of soul and jazz. Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY: Active. 1960s - 2000s. Born. October 10, 1926 in Chicago, IL. Died.
This webpage will present and promote the works of Oscar Brown, Jr. and is produced and managed under the stewardship of his family. This site serves to continue the Brown family legacy - To develop new aficionados of the work & philosophies presented here - thus furthering the vision of Oscar Brown, Jr. to attract like minds and relay harmonious messages encouraging our Human Improvement ...
Released: 1970. The heyday of the Oscar Brown Jr. & Jean Pace dynamic duo! This is an original cast album of a show first produced in 1966, at the Happy Medium, in Chicago. Brown called it “A musical come-together,” as the show combined a variety of talented musicians including Brown and wife Jean,, Luis Henrique, Master Henry Gibson and ...
1940's. 1941. Oscar Brown, Jr. had his first professional acting and singing debut on the radio show Secret City. At the tender age of 15, OBJ became the youngest and first “Negro” to co-star in a radio series that did not have the Black character play as the comic relief nor as a subservient in his role.
Oscar Brown, Jr. defined one of his stage production styles as: a D.O.M.E. which stands for, a Dramatic Organization of Musical Expression. Similar to the traditional “musical review” in theater, being song after song, after song, OBJ developed this device or genre if you will, as a way to organize and arrange his various poems and compositions to effectively produce a full musical ...
Biography. Oscar Brown Jr. was born on October 10, 1926 on Chicago’s southside to a father who was a successful attorney and a real estate broker and a mother who was social worker and later homemaker. Brown was a man of many talents. Although he was a self proclaimed “entertainer,” he became a pioneer in the entertainment industry by ...
Oscar Brown, Jr., était un chanteur, auteur-compositeur, poète et dramaturge américain (Chicago, 10 octobre 1926 - 29 mai 2005). Activiste pour le Mouvement des droits civiques aux États-Unis , il s'est présenté comme candidat pour le bureau de la législature de l'État de l' Illinois et pour le Congrès des États-Unis , en vain, dans les deux cas.
