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Wow!
22Burnette 4 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Charles Brown
ESTE ES EL MEJORRRRRRRRR!!!
huallaca 5 months ago in playlist CHARLES BROWN THE BEST
As notas do piano com ele ficam parecendo uma catarata de pérolas...sensacional!!!
pitzernaldo 1 year ago
Charles Brown is the real deal. This traditional jazz setting just kicks off beautifully. what a groove, the bass player is knockin' me out - Charles Brown forever!
railman55 1 year ago 2
Check out Charles Brown's
"when did you leave heaven" on YouTube.
No better blues mans and singer than Charles Brown.
God bless Charles Brown rest in peace maestro.
Glad we have your music.
1mommas 2 years ago 2
The guitarist Danny Caron has two great CDs out featuring unreleased Charles Brown trax and lots of great guitar playing. His website or cdbaby has em.
mellodc 2 years ago 2
I am such a big fan Of Charles Brown ....I wish I got turned onto his stuff back when I was a kid...thru him I found Danny Caron..and I am crazy over his tone.....I can't say enough about Danny Caron...L-5 my guitar of choice also...I miss the one I used to own.
FrisellFan01 2 years ago 3
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youpornisbest 2 years ago
All credit is due to Bonnie Raitt for resurrecting the career of Charles Brown and rescuing him from a thoroughly unjust neglect.
Charles had great popularity at one time, and was a model for the early Nat Cole work as well as (as pointed out pianoguy40) Ray Charles.
bminorscales 2 years ago 3
He was a terrific musician & the nicest man. I think I first heard him live in the 1980's (here in L.A). One time, when he played a very intimate club (the Vine St. Bar & Grill in Hollywood) I was actually annoyed that Bonnie Raitt wouldn't stay in her seat at the bar and was somewhat distracting as she stood in a doorway to be closer to the piano. I forgave her the next year when at the then-named Universal Amphitheater, I was delighted when her opening act turned out to be Charles Brown! LOL
mickilas 2 years ago 2
can any one tell me where I can find this dvd recording?
leftystrat62 3 years ago
I'm not sure if it's the concert you're looking for but there's a cd/dvd set called:
Charles Brown - A Life in The Blues
(it features a whole concert from the 90's)
amoergosum3 3 years ago
What great guitar playing,georgeous instrument,and sweet tone-love it!
leftystrat62 3 years ago
Charles was smooth as silk! Sophistication personified. Killer guitar solo from the re-incarnation of T Bone Walker ...Danny Caron.
taildragger51 3 years ago 6
heck yeah!
that's blues baby!!!!
dariosk 3 years ago
He was phenomenal...! Thank goodness more folks were turned onto him in the '90s during his much-deserved comeback / discovery by the mainstream. It was great that he got onto the "Tonigh Show," etc. One of a kind!
This full concert can be found on a CD/DVD combo on rounder...Snap it up!
AndrewOdom 3 years ago
Ray Charles used to copy Charles Brown's style in his early years of playing. He was an inspiration for a lot of us musicians. May he rest in peace.
pianoguy40 3 years ago
nice song!
GordonFr33man 4 years ago
Other than being a highly educated man Mr Brown, could sure nuff tickle them keys. His group has it going on. "GO HEAD ON BOYS'''
do ya thang!!
mommie0101 4 years ago
Too Cool.
xbeast666 4 years ago
Outstanding! What a wonderful artist this man was. Exceptional guitar, played in the best "old school" style. Sure is nice to see this...Brings back some good memories of hanging with Charles and his band.
leftyakaphil 4 years ago
Personnel (taken from another video of the smame concert):
Charles Brown vocals, piano,
Danny Caron on guitar,
Earl May on bass,
Keith Copeland on drums.
SebCo77 4 years ago