Dat Dere / Oscar Brown Jr. / Then & Now

On October 10, 2019 the family of Oscar Brown, Jr. launched the Official RUclips Channel dedicated to his music and artistic legacy.
Known for his groundbreaking album *Sin & Soul*, Brown performs classics like 'But I Was Cool,' 'Work Song,' and 'Dat Dere' live. Don’t miss his rendition of the iconic 'Signifyin’ Monkey.'
His Ed Sullivan performance highlights why Oscar Brown Jr. remains a legendary voice in jazz and spoken word, paving the way for future generations of artists, including button poetry pioneers."
In 2018 An Artists Residency was developed for Maggie Brown and Africa Brown to work as community partners at the Reva & David Logan Center for the Arts. This served as a beacon for the activities and discoveries centered around the Oscar Brown, Jr. The Oscar Brown Archive Project (OBJAP) ran from 2018 and is presently being concluded and the sisters work together performing and raising awareness of their iconic father.
This is a newer version of DAT DERE on Oscar Brown, Jr's Then & Now CD
Inspired by his son, Oscar Brown, III, who is also playing bass on this recording.
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