Dwight Trible -w- Maggie Brown: Remembering Oscar Brown Jr. at Jazz Bakery's Movable Feast Series at

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ONE SHOW ONLY - NO INTERMISSION
Absolutely NO flash photography of any kind!

Dwight Trible - vocals
Maggie Brown - vocals
John Beasley - piano
Charles Owens - reeds
Trevor Ware - bass
Paul Legaspi - drums
Breeze Smith - percussion

If you've ever heard Oscar Brown Jr., you must be aware of his genius. He is a celebrated singer, songwriter, playwright, poet, civil rights activist and actor— famous for such songs as All Blues, Dat Dere, The Snake and Watermelon Man to name a few.
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Click ticket link or call (800) 838-3006 x1

ONE SHOW ONLY - NO INTERMISSION
Absolutely NO flash photography of any kind!

Dwight Trible - vocals
Maggie Brown - vocals
John Beasley - piano
Charles Owens - reeds
Trevor Ware - bass
Paul Legaspi - drums
Breeze Smith - percussion

If you've ever heard Oscar Brown Jr., you must be aware of his genius. He is a celebrated singer, songwriter, playwright, poet, civil rights activist and actor— famous for such songs as All Blues, Dat Dere, The Snake and Watermelon Man to name a few.

Dwight Trible, a Southern California Jazz Legend, is one of the many musicians who loved Oscar. Dwight, a sublime singer and stylist in his own right, has crafted a heartfelt tribute to the singularly indelible artistry of Oscar Brown Jr.

Maggie Brown (Oscar's daughter) is an accomplished singer, songwriter, producer and educator. Chicago Tribune’s Howard Reich says, “Maggie embodies a powerful and passionate performance. She is one of the most fiercely committed artists in Chicago”

Oscar Brown Jr. was seen as the forerunner to socially-conscious performers like Gil Scott Heron. The Los Angeles Times described Oscar’s work as “a mosaic of poetic musical images.”

Dwight and Company have chosen to present a mix of these musical images. They are really excited about putting a new twist on these rare gems and invite you to come along on this magical excursion!

*This concert is the first in a series sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts entitled, “Concerts and Conversations with Southern California Jazz Legends.” Additional concerts in this series will feature: Hubert Laws, The Clayton Brothers with Ernie Andrews, Poncho Sanchez Latin Jazz Band and the Alan Pasqua Trio.

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