Charles Brown
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Highly influential blues and rhythm & blues singer and piano player, born September 13, 1922, Texas City, Texas, USA, died January 21, 1999, Oakland, California, USA.
Brown began his career as a singer and pianist in [a=Johnny Moore's Three Blazers] in the mid-1940s and continued to make countless records, his last album for Verve being released in 1998.
Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1999 (Early Influence).
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Frequent Collaborators
9 Collabs
Gene Redd

5 Collabs
Kelly Clarkson
5 Collabs
Sean Erick
5 Collabs
Greg Kurstin
5 Collabs
Lasim Richards
5 Collabs
Leon H. Silva
5 Collabs
The Regiment Horns
3 Collabs
Ralph Burns
3 Collabs
Eddie Williams (3)
3 Collabs
Johnny Moore (2)

3 Collabs
Ray Charles
3 Collabs
Oscar Moore
2 Collabs
Kim Wilson
2 Collabs
Eagles
1 Collabs
Sam Cooke
1 Collabs
Willie Dixon
1 Collabs
Bonnie Raitt
1 Collabs
Bill Szymczyk
1 Collabs
Buddy Guy
1 Collabs
Anthony Hamilton
1 Collabs
John Lee Hooker

1 Collabs
Ruth Brown
1 Collabs
Eduard Krečmar
1 Collabs
Steve Miller Band
1 Collabs
Kelvin Wooten
1 Collabs
Rob McNelley
1 Collabs
Kevin McKendree
1 Collabs
Helena Vondráčková
1 Collabs
Brandon Pair
1 Collabs
Tomáš Křemenák
1 Collabs
Glenn Worf
1 Collabs
Tom Hambridge
1 Collabs
John Phillips
1 Collabs
Nesbert Hooper
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Will Jennings