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	Michael Brown - (The Left Banke and The Stories)
		They broke up after Brown's father was unable to sell their tracks to a label, only to have success with "Walk Away Renee", meriting touring (with the members on instruments, not just singing) and recording their first album.
		Brown is really the foundation of the group, writing most of their songs, as well as contributing piano to most tracks.
		But Brown's material isn't as strong this time, and it becomes quickly apparent that the group's vocals are not on the level of the Left Banke's.
	jhendrix110.tripod.com /MBrown.html (2338 words)

	Obituary: Ray Brown, acclaimed jazz bassist from Pittsburgh
		Brown worked in "territory" bands of the sort that were common before World War II, starting out with the Jimmy Hinsely Sextet and moving on to the Snookum Russell Band.
		Brown was a "mentor for every musician regardless of their instrument," said Marty Ashby, executive producer of the Guild jazz program.
		Brown moved to California and appeared regularly on the "Merv Griffin Show." He also was the bassist for many Frank Sinatra TV specials and was former director of the Monterey Jazz Festival.
	www.post-gazette.com /obituaries/20020704brown0704p2.asp (1260 words)

	Steve Lawson in Bass Inside Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Steve Lawson, a friend of Michael's and associate has taken the same route and has established his singular ability to go it alone using a system known as looping.
		According to Steve Lawson himself and taken from his site, looping is “a few effects boxes that are capable of recording what I'm playing live and playing it back over and over as a loop for me to play over.
		Steve Lawson’s newest CD, entitled ‘Grace and Gratitude’ is a clear foray into a world where the electric bass is truly a melodic instrument as well as a rhythmic one.
	www.bassinside.com /2005/may/lawson.htm (5263 words)

	Pedro Abrunhosa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1984, he went to Madrid to study with double-bass player Todd Coolman and with musicians Joe Hunt, Wallace Rooney, Gerry Nyewood and Steve Brown.
		He achieved the unique target in the Portuguese market of triple platinum, with over 160,000 copies sold of “Viagens”, as well as over 120 concerts all over Portugal, the United States, Brazil, Macau, Spain, Luxembourg, France, and Italy, among others, with the total number of spectators being estimated at about one million.
		The final mixing process, as well as a good part of the rhythm and voice recording were supervised by Tom Tucker, technical director of Paisley Park and chief engineer on Prince’s latest albums.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pedro_Abrunhosa (1613 words)

	News-Leader.com \| Weekend \| Daredevils, others gather for tribute
		Brown was a founding member of the Misstakes and had performed with the Daredevils since 1990.
		Shipps, a bassist, and Brown, a guitarist, were roommates as well as bandmates.
		Brown's son Cooper, 16, says the concert will mean a lot musically as well as personally.
	entertainment.news-leader.com /weekend/_archive/1015-Daredevils-201493.html (747 words)

	THE LEFT BANKE MILLENNIUM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Brown, the baby–faced composer and keyboardist for the Left Banke, wrote and arranged songs of such melodic grace and lyrical sophistication that, in some circles, he's regarded as something of a Brian Wilson character, lost in his own melancholy and oblivious to everything but the music.
		Brown's father, Harry Lookofsy, ran a recording studio and made demos of the fledgling band (joined by guitarist Jeff Whitfield, who'd be replaced down the road by Rick Brand).
		Brown went on to greener pastures with the band Stories, and subsequently the Beckies.
	www.billdeyoung.com /left.htm (538 words)

	Band History
		There have been changes in the act: guitarists left, bassists left, sax player Steve Bernstein moved to Austin, and, sadly, singer Steve Brown died in March of 2000.
		Bassist Rich Curtis has led his own jazz groups and played with guitarist Jim Dragoni, percussionist Doc Gibbs, and saxman Bayard Lancaster.
		It features guest appearances by bassist Steve Beskrone, a veteran of Ray Charles’ band, and Motown percussionist Jack Ashford.
	www.dukesofdestiny.com /history.htm (675 words)

	Joe Hunt
		Steve's arrangements are exemplary, and the overall performance has much in common with the style of the Bill Evans trios.
		Bassist Steve Meashey is one of Central Pennsylvania's busiest musicians.
		Steve's style is strong, yet flowing, and his solos are seamless events which remind one of Scott LaFaro's exceptional concept.
	www.steverudolph.com /hunt.html (885 words)

	BERKLEE \| Berklee Today
		Brown took a few moments to announce the Wes Wehmiller Memorial Endowed Scholarship that the family and friends of the late bassist Wes Wehmiller '92 have set up.
		Speaking of bassist Abraham Laboriel, Brown mentioned his work in the Los Angeles studios playing on more than 3,000 albums with such artists as Ella Fitzgerald, Herbie Hancock, Freddie Hubbard, Chaka Khan, Elton John, Quincy Jones, Peter Cetera, Ruben Blades, and others.
		Brown called her one of those special musicians who comes along rarely.
	www.berklee.edu /bt/172/bb_convocation.html (892 words)

	regular features and reviews on music and audio topics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Hamilton was either unhappy with his reeds throughout the second set, or changed them to suit the timbres of the tunes, but his inventiveness never faltered and he began segueing eagerly from one song to the next as if he could hardly wait.
		Steve Brown's increasingly sympathetic echoing of Hamilton's accents and phrase-shapes suggested he was privy to his leader's brainwaves; Brown and bassist Green were placing their contributions right in Hamilton's footsteps by the later stages.
		Some fast blues and a couple of bebop classics accelerated the saxophonist from a canter to a gallop, but he was never going to be flustered into putting a sound any place but exactly where he wanted it.
	www.scenta.co.uk /music/features.cfm?cit_id=475564&FAArea1=customWidgets.content_view_1 (257 words)

	1965 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		June 2 - Steve and Mark Waugh, Australian cricketers
		October 14 - Steve Coogan, British Comedian and Actor
		September 15 - Steve Brown, American musician (b.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1965 (4676 words)

	Boston.com / Charles Hotel Jazz Festival
		Bassist Molinari, whose music was called by DownBeat "in your face, a little raw and fiercely alive." returns to the R with a the all-star crew which performed on his latest CD, Multiple Personalities, including saxophonist Garzone, trombonist Galindo, pianist Carlberg, guitarist Goodrick and drummer Gullotti.
		Saxophonist Garzone's adventurous flights with his longtime band The Fringe, with bassist Lockwood and drummer Gullotti, have made him a legend in the Boston area.
		Ed Hazell wrote in The Boston Phoenix "her vocal control and imagination are peerless,'' and Steve Greenlee in The Boston Globe adds "Eade can improvise like few singers today." She returns to the R'bar with Pierce (sax), Goodrick (g) and Lockwood (b).
	www.boston.com /advertisers/charleshotel/april.shtml (1490 words)

	NEA Jazz Masters RayBrown
		A consummate bassist, he co-led a quintet with vibist Milt Jackson, with whom he had actually worked in the 1940s as part of Dizzy Gillespie’s rhythm section, then as the Milt Jackson Quartet, the precursor to the Modern Jazz Quartet.
		And he has served as mentor to numerous young musicians, including not only those who have passed through his groups, but also special guests he has invited onto a series of 1990s recordings for the Telarc label titled Some of my Best Friends are....
		Some of the greatest younger bassists, such as John Clayton and Christian McBride, count him as a mentor.
	www.iaje.org /bio.asp?ArtistID=19 (488 words)

	Steve Brown - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		The first significant string bassist on record and one of the finest of the 1922-28 period, Steve Brown deserves to be renowned in jazz history books but is generally overlooked.
		His brother was the early New Orleans trombonist Tom Brown.
		Steve played tuba in his Tom's band early on before switching to string bass.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/card/0,,408980,00.html (158 words)

	JAM: February/March 2003 Issue: GUITARS GALORE!
		Ervin Brown is a skilled multi-instrumentalist who is known for both his saxophone and guitar contributions to the local music scene.
		Although he had extensive training on the sax (Ahmad Alaadeen was one of his early teachers), Brown was largely self-taught on the guitar.
		At 26, Brown moved to California to pursue a career as a songwriter.
	www.jazzkc.org /issues/2003-02/guitarsgalore.html (3652 words)

	davebio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		His approach to the bass combines the pure resonant tone of the classicist with the swinging rhythms, innovative technique and emotional power of an experienced Jazz player.
		Billy Bang, Arthur Blythe, Marion Brown, Steve Reid, Dave Pike, William Parker, Archie Shepp, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Ira Sullivan, Eddie Higgins, Charles Tyler, and Lou Grassi.
		Wertman is a bassist who is bound to impress his listening audience with a varied program, outstanding technique, and an original conception of Improvised Music.
	www.sunmuserecords.homestead.com /DAVIDWERTMAN.html (343 words)

	Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks - The Red Caps
		Brown's frenetic acrobatics while tickling the ivories soon became one of the trademarks of the To ppers.
		Romaine Brown said that the name had a catchy sound and it "sounded fl," like the "Ink Spots." Red caps (the traditional headgear of baggage handlers on trains and planes) were rarely worn by the group (possibly only for some photo sessions, during a show at Loew's State Theater, and in a 1949 movie).
		The releases were as by the Toppers (on Savoy) and Steve Gibson and the Toppers (on Regent).
	home.att.net /~marvy42/Redcaps/redcaps.html (7282 words)

	Famous bassist encounters... [Archive] - TalkBass Forums
		Steve Rodby (and Paul Wertigo) came out after a PMG show and spent forever with a crowd of us from the audience.
		He May not be a bassist, but i installed a few phone points in greg jennings house, he's kosta tsu's bodyguard, very nice guy, rather large too, he has saom rather nice cars in his garage, 60's mustang, new v8 landcruiser, and a few bmw's and a beatle for his oldest daughter
		The coolest bassists I met were Ron Carter, who seemed excited when me and my friend, who were both in out early 20's, were picking his brain about the Miles days.
	www.talkbass.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-120086.html (17516 words)

	Inside Binghamton University
		Brown, a guitarist, composer and arranger, is also is a professor of music and director of the jazz studies program at Ithaca College.
		He is also featured on a recent release of Ray Brown’s great big band Impressions of Point Lobos, on the Brown Cats label.
		Tickets are $12 for the general public; $10 for faculty/staff/seniors; $5 for students, and are available at the Anderson Center Box Office, Monday through Friday, noon until 5:30 p.m., by calling 777-ARTS or at the door on the evening of the performance.
	www.binghamton.edu /inside/January-February/10feb00/music.html (304 words)

	Metal-Rules.com: Interview with 40 Ft. Ringo
		Steve Brown and PJ Farley enjoyed some success as the guitarist and bassist, respectively, for the former ‘hair band’.
		We sometimes forget that when Trixter came out these guys were very young and even though the band didn’t last very long, Steve and PJ still had more to offer as musicians.
		I recently had the opportunity to speak with Steve who gave me some insight on his new project.
	www.metal-rules.com /interviews/40FtRingo.htm (554 words)

	Slap That Bass
		Milt Hinton said that the bassist is the "Atlas" of the jazz band because he carries the rest of the band on his shoulders.
		Typically, the jazz bassist of that era was expected to be proficient in at least the tuba and string bass.
		Bob Haggart (1914-1998) was the bassist of the Bob Crosby Bobcats, a popular band of the 1930s that adhered to the principles of the New Orleans sound in jazz.
	www.riverwalk.org /proglist/showpromo/slap.htm (549 words)

	GollyGeeRecords.com - Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The band consists of drummer Duff Paulsen, bassist Don Parra, and guitarists Armin Brown and Steve Soest, but there’s a lot of instrument trading going on.
		Everyone handles lead at some point, and Soest (former bassist with Dick Dale and one of Southern California’s most esteemed guitar repairmen) also supplies steel, ukulele, and mandolin (on “Shamrock Bay,” featuring guest violinist Eric Brenton).
		Brown’s driving “Overdrawn at Cortes Bank” would sit comfortably alongside the best surf hits of the early ‘60s, but Parra wins the award for best title with “The Surf Remains the Same” — although Paulsen’s “Jamaican Me Crazy” is a close second.
	www.gollygeerecords.com /bands/Review.asp?ReviewID=133 (427 words)

	Tyrone Brown - AOL Music
		Stereo Times declares "The Tyrone Brown String Sextet is a winner" and Bass...
		There Tyrone Brown sits today, 16 years later, tattooed and angry and...
		Download, listen and watch Tyrone Brown music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/tyrone-brown/60158/main (123 words)

	Reno News and Review October 09, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The good news is that the Innocence Mission never stopped making music, although the group has downsized via the departure of drummer Steve Brown.
		What remains is the band’s central core: husband-and-wife team Don (voice and guitar) and Karen Peris (voice, guitar and piano), and bassist Mike Bitts.
		Steve Kelly, a voice and a guitar, sings and strums through the bars of Reno.
	www.newsreview.com /reno/Content?oid=oid:21082 (178 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock HE-HY
		Steve Hillage's solo efforts are (in my humble opinion, of course) among the best of them.
		He was a co-founder of the band Arzachel (also known as Uriel) with bassist Mont Campbell, organist Dave Stewart and drummer Clive Brooks.
		Together, they recorded their sole release Arzachel in 1969, a brand of psychedelic rock that foreshadowed what would one day be known as space rock.
	www.gepr.net /he.html (15917 words)

	Meet The Love Dogs
		Drummer Steve Brown has been playin' the blues with Boston's best since 1975, when he started with Powerhouse.
		Well known for his encyclopedic knowledge of soul and blues idioms, Steve was the drummer behind Michelle "Evil Gal" Willson and the Susan Tedeschi Band in 1993 and 1994 respectively, as each band represented Boston at the National Blues Competition in Memphis, TN.
		Steve is known for his big smile and even bigger personality.
	www.thelovedogs.com /band.htm (1646 words)

	Musical Calendar for January 25 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		It is not well recalled today, but we must credit Braud's style with bringing about the change from using a Brass Bass (tuba) to using a String Bass with modern orchestras.
		Steve Brown, the New Orleans Rhythm Kings bassist played a 'slap' style bass, and when he left the NORK, his replacement, "Chink" Martin Abraham also played a "slap" style bass (although he best recalled today as a fine tuba player).
		During 1956-'60, Golson composed: "I Remember Clifford" (for the late Clifford Brown), "Killer Joe," "Stablemates," "Whisper Not," "Along Came Betty" and "Blues March".
	nfo.net /calendar/jan25.htm (1691 words)

	Jason Bodlovich \| Blues for Dexter
		In addition to bassist Ray Brown and trumpeter Jay Thomas, the band consists of the lesser known but equally talented Steve Wolfe on tenor sax, and Larry Fuller on piano.
		The musicians clearly gel together as one with an emphasis on the music that is conveyed with high enthusiasm.
		It’s about the heart and the soul of the blues as the group expounds the message clearly on Donald Byrd’s soulful “Tanya.” Where Bodlovich’s rhythms create the heartbeat, the great Ray Brown’s stellar fretwork is definitely the soul of the recording.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=11766 (401 words)

	Dave Burrell & Tyrone Brown / Steve Lehman 11/6/03 :: NetNewMusic :: New Music Now! The Contemporary Music Portal - The ...
		In this program he will be joined by Max Roach bassist Tyrone Brown for a set of intense atonal duets.
		The brilliant young saxophonist Steve Lehman, a former student of Jackie McLean and Anthony Braxton.
		Steve Lehman is one of the fastest rising saxophonists in New York City's creative music scene.
	netnewmusic.net /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=299&mode=thread&order=0 (793 words)

	CD Review of Jason Bodlovich - Blues For Dexter on Independent @ jazzreview.com
		Featuring the late bassist Ray Brown, this quintet performs four Gordon originals and other works.
		But the gist of the matter pertains to the ensemble’s mode of capturing Gordon’s distinctive aura, complete with a relaxed sense of urgency, performed at various tempos.
		Bodlovich is a fine young drummer, whereas trumpeter Jay Thomas doubles on tenor sax for a few energetic exchanges with tenorist, Steve Wolfe.
	www.jazzreview.com /cdreview.cfm?ID=6605 (242 words)

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