Oscar Brown, Jr was an American singer, songwriter, playwright, poet, civil rights activist, and actor. He ran unsuccessfully for office in both the Illinois state legislature and the U.S. Congress. Brown wrote at least 1,000 songs, twelve albums, and over a dozen musical plays.
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Brown Baby | Sighted Eyes/Feeling Heart | writer, performer | |
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Dat Dere | Breaking In | performer | |
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Straighten Up and Fly Right | Rustin | performer | |
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The Snake | Bad Sisters | writer | |
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Work Song | 13th | writer | |
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Bid Em In | Bid 'Em In | performer | |
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Brother Where Are You | Hors de prix | performer | |
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Gang Bang | Driver: Parallel Lines | performer | |
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A Young Girl (of Sixteen) | Hollywood a Go Go | writer | |
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Brother Where Are You (Matthew Herbert Remix) | The Chi | performer, writer | |
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Brown Baby | What Happened, Miss Simone? | writer | |
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Forbidden Fruit | Hollywood a Go Go | writer | |
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Signifying Monkey | Knightriders | composer | |
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The Snake | Northern Exposure | writer | |
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The Snake | SoulBoy | writer | |
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The Snake | Escape at Dannemora | performer, writer | |
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The Snake | The Gentlemen | writer | |
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The Work Song | The Danny Kaye Show | writer | |
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The Work Song | Toast of the Town | writer | |
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Work Song | What Happened, Miss Simone? | writer |
