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	Charles Brown
		Although he appeared on the bill of the "Biggest Show of Stars of 1957," the truth was that Charles Brown's style of performing was in eclipse.
		Charles Brown was a remarkable performer with a charming and magnetic personality that was simply irresistible.
		Brown passed away January 21, 1999, at the age of 76.
	www.geocities.com /~jimlowe/randb/c-brown.html (506 words)

	BIOGRAPHY OF CHARLES BROWN
		CHARLES BROWN is a typical representative of the sturdy Scandinavian element in our national life, and exhibits in his physical and mental manhood the praiseworthy elements which for ages have distinguished that strong and fearless race.
		Brown stands high in other relations of life as he does in the realm of business, being recognized as a large-hearted, broad-minded citizen whose aim is to subserve the public good by every legitimate means at his command.
		Brown was married in the city of Canton, March 1, 1888, to Miss Florence Gilmore, daughter of Nathaniel and Anna (Dougan) Gilmore, of Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
	members.tripod.com /DEBORAH_KLEE/biography/brownCharles.html (2014 words)

	Charles Brown
		Charles Brown was a major musical figure in the pre-rock and roll era of the late Forties and early Fifties.
		Brown’s mellow blues stylings fell out of favor during the rock and roll revolution of the Fifties, but he continued to record for such labels as Aladdin, King, Jewel and Imperial.
		March 15, 1999: Charles Brown is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the fourteenth annual induction dinner.
	www.rockhall.com /hof/inductee.asp?id=71 (922 words)

	Charles Brown, MP3 Music Downloads on mTraks™
		Charles Brown's mellow, sophisticated brand of blues was tailor-made for postwar Los Angeles nightclub audiences, who found it a refreshing contrast to the aggressive blues shouters and...
		Charles Brown's mellow, sophisticated brand of blues was tailor-made for postwar Los Angeles nightclub audiences, who found it a refreshing contrast to the aggressive blues shouters and acoustic guitar pickers who had dominated the blues scene.
		Charles Brown was born in Texas City, Texas in 1922 and began studying classical piano at the age of ten.
	www.mtraks.com /artist/charles_brown (1052 words)

	CBrown
		Charles Brown is a unmatched entertainer who has been a consistent attraction for more than a half century.
		Brown is replaced by Billy Valentine, and Charles Brown now returns to the Aladdin label to record.
		Brown has a full schedule as he plays the Pershing Ballroom in Chicago, then to Hollywood to film musical shorts for Universal Studios, and then a Southern tour and on to Brazil and Argentina.
	home.earthlink.net /~jaymar41/CBrown.html (2429 words)

	the "B" side: Charles Brown & Amos Milburn - I Want To Go Home (ACE 561)
		Charles Brown was writing all the music, singing all the songs, and selling all the records, and yet Johnny Moore's name was still up front.
		Brown is credited as co-writer on the back of this "Best of Sam Cooke" CD I got in the late 80s, but apparently nowhere else...
		Charles Brown was awarded a Heritage Fellowship by the National Endowment for the Arts in 1997, and was recording with everyone from Etta James to Elvis Costello.
	redkelly.blogspot.com /2006/01/charles-brown-amos-milburn-i-want-to.html (1359 words)

	Charles Brown
		Charles is a real master in weaving atmosphic carpets with slide guitar, progrockin' keyboards, world music influences (from asian to country and ragtime), acoustic guitar, classics, hymnic and foggy atmosphere.
		Charles Brown is a Colorado-based musician who plays hard-hitting guitar-based rock, with a distinctly progressive edge.
		Charles Brown’s guitar pick is the remote control for the puppet strings, and on command, Marsalis is pumping away at his trumpet producing rich, brass sounds a la Roland.
	www.fossilrecords.net /charlesbrown1.htm (3031 words)

	Metroactive Music \| Charles Brown
		Charles Brown is almost as popular today as he was when his hit "Driftin' Blues" hogged the RandB charts in the mid-'40s.
		Brown virtually invented what is mnow known as "West Coast blues," a style characterized by mellow vocals and sparse, laid-back musical accompaniment.
		Brown penned only two of the 14 tunes here; he is not as prolific a writer as he once was.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/04.23.98/brown-9816.html (450 words)

	Charles Brown House » Architecture
		He appointed Charles Brown’s father, Samuel W. Brown, to be the first receiver of the U.S. Land Office of Vancouver in 1861.
		Charles Brown grew up here and lived here for the rest of his life, except for an excursion to San Francisco in the 1870s to work in the printing trade.
		The Charles Brown House is a historic house in Vancouver, Washington.
	blog.charlesbrownhouse.com /category/architecture (1247 words)

	Herbert Charles Brown
		Herbert Charles Brown was born as Herbert Brovarnik, on May 22, 1912, in London to Ukrainian immigrants.
		Brown was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1979 along with Georg Wittig for his pioneering work with organic and inorganic organoboranes.
		Brown's and Wittig's results have opened up new vistas in organic synthesis and highly stimulated the further development of their science.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/biography/Hbrown.html (820 words)

	Charles Brown page in Fuller Up, The Dead Musicians Directory
		Charles Brown, the singer of the hit "Merry Christmas Baby" and a member of Johnny Moore and the Three Blazers, died on Thursday in Oakland, Calif. Brown, who was 76 and lived in Oakland, was to have been inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame in March.
		Brown's singing, casual and with a drawl, was intimate and in the jazz crooning tradition, even if the group's sound was deeply based in blues.
		One sign of the influence of Brown is that Ray Charles' early recordings are a direct imitation of his style; others are that Frankie Laine and Kay Starr were regulars at Brown's recording sessions, and scores of rhythm-and-blues singers based their careers on his style.
	elvispelvis.com /charlesbrown.htm (910 words)

	Charles Brown: Biography
		Brown's smooth trio format was tremendously influential to a host of high-profile disciples -- Ray Charles, Amos Milburn, and Floyd Dixon, for starters.
		With Brown installed as their vocalist and pianist, the Blazers' "Drifting Blues" for Philo Records remained on Billboard's RandB charts for 23 weeks, peaking at number two.
		In his last years, Brown finally received at least a portion of the recognition he deserved for so long as a genuine rhythm and blues pioneer.
	afgen.com /charles_brown.html (340 words)

	Dr. Charles Brown Superintendent Wellston School District
		Charles R. Brown is a career educator with a proven track record.
		Brown also served as Assistant Superintendent for the St. Louis City Schood District and spearheaded a number of District-Wide initiatives.
		Brown is supported by wife, Shirley- Brown his partner of 30 plus years and his two sons.
	wellston.k12.mo.us /dbrown.htm (247 words)

	Charles Brown \| View the Music Artists Biography Online \| VH1.com
		With Brown installed as their vocalist and pianist, the Blazers' "Drifting Blues" for Philo Records remained on Billboard's R&B charts for 23 weeks, peaking at number two.
		Bonnie Raitt took an encouraging interest in Brown's comeback bid, bringing him on tour with her as her opening act (thus introducing the blues vet to a whole new generation or two of fans).
		But the suave, elegant Brown was by no means a relic, as anyone who witnessed his thundering boogie piano style will gladly attest; he returned in 1998 with So Goes Love before dying on January 21, 1999.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/brown_charles_1_/bio.jhtml (398 words)

	Charles Brown: Biography : Rolling Stone
		Brown's chart run ended in 1952, and he became so low-profile he seemed to have dropped off the Earth for a couple of decades.
		Brown in fact stayed on the road, and every so often found a small label here or there that was happy to have him for a moment.
		Brown's 1994 Bullseye release, Just a Lucky So and So, is a more ornate affair in that Brown is backed not only by a small combo, but also by the Crescent City Horns (the album was recorded in New Orleans) and the New Orleans Strings.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/charlesbrown/biography (546 words)

	Help Us Save the Historic Charles Brown House
		Brown was a builder, creating as many as 12 homes in Stayton, an inventor and an engineer.
		Brown also created his own flushing toilets for the family, but the rumor is they didn't work very well.
		Martha Brown, Charles' wife, rented the home to a registered nurse and her husband shortly after Charles' death in 1925.
	www.freewebs.com /brownhouse/sjarticle.html (1583 words)

	State v. Charles Brown
		What we have done here, I want to make the record clear[,] is try and structure the charges that he is going to be found guilty of to be non-strike charges and not fall in the category of sexual predator Chapter 980 charges.
		Brown agrees that he misapprehended collateral, not direct, consequences of his plea.
		The State argues that Brown has failed to expressly make a claim or to support a claim for ineffective assistance of counsel.
	www.wicourts.gov /html/ca/03/03-2915.htm (1748 words)

	Charles Brown Lawfirm
		Charles Brown, P.C., d/b/a The Charles Brown Law Firm only practices law within the State of Texas.
		A contract of representation with The Charles Brown Law Firm can only be created after consultation with our attorneys, and with your signature on our standard contract.
		The Charles Brown Law Firm's attorneys make every effort to respond to e-mail inquiries or case information submissions as promptly as possible.
	www.charlesbrownlawfirm.com /discalm.htm (324 words)

	Charles Brown House
		Harriet May Brown was born May 22, 1875 in Vancouver, Washington to Charles and Rebecca Slocum Brown.
		After the suicide of her husband, Rebecca Brown put forward a homestead claim on the house at 400 W. 11th Street in May of 1901, almost 106 years ago to date.
		Jessica Spring, great-great granddaughter of Charles Brown, donated a scrapbook to us on April 20th, once belonging to her forefather.
	blog.charlesbrownhouse.com (836 words)

	Charles Brown - Music Downloads - Online
		Brown's smooth trio format was tremendously influential to a host of high-profile disciples -- Ray Charles, Amos Milburn, and Floyd Dixon, for starters.
		Bonnie Raitt took an encouraging interest in Brown's comeback bid, bringing him on tour with her as her opening act (thus introducing the blues vet to a whole new generation or two of fans).
		But the suave, elegant Brown was by no means a relic, as anyone who witnessed his thundering boogie piano style will gladly attest; he returned in 1998 with So Goes Love before dying on January 21, 1999.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/072/Charles-Brown/1007927.html (364 words)

	Charles Brown - Sound Clip - MSN Encarta
		American pianist and singer Charles Brown first came to prominence in Los Angeles in the early 1940s, performing in a style reminiscent of that city’s popular Nat "King" Cole Trio.
		Brown continued to write and perform classic rhythm-and-blues tunes for many decades, influencing numerous performers, including Ray Charles.
		In this example, Brown sings and adds his characteristic piano flourishes, accompanied by electric guitar, bass, and drums.
	encarta.msn.com /media_461524766/Charles_Brown.html (114 words)

	Charles Brown page in Fuller Up, The Dead Musicians Directory
		Charles Brown, the singer of the hit "Merry Christmas Baby" and a member of Johnny Moore and the Three Blazers, died on Thursday in Oakland, Calif. Brown, who was 76 and lived in Oakland, was to have been inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame in March.
		Brown's singing, casual and with a drawl, was intimate and in the jazz crooning tradition, even if the group's sound was deeply based in blues.
		One sign of the influence of Brown is that Ray Charles' early recordings are a direct imitation of his style; others are that Frankie Laine and Kay Starr were regulars at Brown's recording sessions, and scores of rhythm-and-blues singers based their careers on his style.
	www.elvispelvis.com /charlesbrown.htm (910 words)

	Ink 19 :: Charles Brown (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Charles Brown is a genuine legend in R&B. Probably in part due to his classical training on piano, he was able to bring a whole new level of sophistication to the music with his mellow, jazz-inflected, hip stylings and smooth delivery.
		Brown enjoyed many chart successes in the post-war years as a part of the Blazers, staying near the top of the R&B charts from 1946 to 1948.
		Brown was a big influence on such heavy-hitters as Ray Charles, as well as a whole generation of vocalists and keyboardists.
	www.ink19.com /issues_F/99_10/wet_ink/music_ab/064_charles_brown.shtml (394 words)

	Charles Brown — Infoplease.com
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		Charles Brockden Brown, revised and expanded.(Charles Brockden Brown's Revolution and the Birth of American Gothic)(Charles Brockden......
	www.infoplease.com /ipa/A0772847.html (265 words)

	Charles H Brown (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Born in Abbeville, Georgia, Charles was the son of William and Laura Brown nee Roberts.
		Brown extended the railroad to Tarpon Springs (1910) and St. Petersburg (1914).
		Charles Brown has the distinction of being the first mayor of Tampa to serve under the commission form of government.
	www.tampagov.net /dept_city_clerk/previous_mayors/charles_h_brown.asp (383 words)

	Pieta Brown
		The daughter of two preacher's kids, Brown spent her childhood in Iowa and Alabama amidst a broken yet musical family.
		The eleven new, original songs - all penned by Brown and delivered in her distinctive, throaty drawl - combine alluring poetry with a reporter's eye for detail.
		Produced by Brown, Bo Ramsey (Lucinda Williams), and Chris Goldsmith (Blind Boys of Alabama, Ben Harper), the CD has already earned strong raves in the UK, where it was released earlier this year.
	www.rosebudus.com /brown (659 words)

	Charles Brown House
		Charles Brown descendants Deborah Reis, Nancy Brunquist and Liz Carpenter.
		Richard Brown DuBois was born September 17, 1903 in Vancouver to Floy Miles Brown and William Bedford DuBois.
		He is the grandson of Charles and Rebecca Brown and brother to Rebecca Alice DuBois, who is profiled in the previous post.
	www.charlesbrownhouse.com /journal (1193 words)

	Charles Brown - dKosopedia
		Charles Brown, is a military veteran and he was the Democratic candidate for Congress in California's Fourth District in the 2006 election.
		Brown identifies his top priorities as: protecting Social Security; keeping American jobs at home; making good healthcare accessible to everyone; supporting strong, safe schools; ensuring clean water and air; stopping out-of-control deficit spending; and bringing the war in Iraq to a quick and secure resolution.
		Charlie Brown, who is running in the June Democratic primary for the nomination to oppose Doolittle in November.
	www.dkosopedia.com /wiki/Charles_Brown (960 words)

	Charles Brown (California) Information
		Brown was born in Iowa and grew up in small midwestern farm towns.
		During the Vietnam War, Brown flew rescue helicopter missions in Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia and participated in the evacuations of Saigon, Phnom Penh, and the Mayagüez incident, for which he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.
		Brown defines his number-one issue as "the Constitution, including the Second Amendment" and questions whether current Republican leaders genuinely believe in individual liberties when they allow spying without a warrant on American citizens; or in small government when they create huge and ineffective bureaucracies; or in fiscal responsibility when they run up huge deficits.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Charles_Brown_(California) (832 words)

	Locus Online: Charles N. Brown interview excerpts
		Charles N[ikki] Brown has been involved in the science fiction field since his early teens in the late 1940s, writing for various fanzines in the ’50s and ’60s before starting Locus in 1968.
		Brown was born June 24, 1937, in Brooklyn, New York, and grew up there.
		Brown has traveled extensively for the past 20 years and appears regularly on writing and editing panels at the major SF conventions around the world.
	www.locusmag.com /2002/Issue09/Brown.html (3779 words)

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