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Walking Down the Freedom Road: Oscar Brown Jr. at 100
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- Oscar Brown Jr. "Mr. Kicks" (Brown) from Sin & Soul ... and Then Some (Columbia, 1996) 00:36
- Amber Weekes "Strong Man, featuring Paul Jackson Jr & Mark Cargill" (Brown) from To Oscar with Love (Amber Inn, 2026) 05:46
- Amber Weekes "Hazel's Hips (To Oscar with Love)" (Brown) from To Oscar with Love (Amber Inn, 2026) 11:12
- Oscar Brown Jr. "Work Song" (Nat Adderley & Brown) from Sin & Soul (Columbia, 1961) 18:52
- Oscar Brown Jr. "But I Was Cool" (Brown) from Sin & Soul (Columbia, 1961) 21:25
- Oscar Brown Jr. "Bid 'Em In" (Brown) from Sin & Soul (Columbia, 1961) 24:20
- Oscar Brown Jr. "Signifyin' Monkey" (Brown) from Sin & Soul (Columbia, 1961) 26:57
- Oscar Brown Jr. "Watermelon Man" (Brown) from Sin & Soul (Columbia, 1961) 30:57
- Oscar Brown Jr. "Somebody Buy Me a Drink" (Norman Curtis & Brown) from Sin & Soul (Columbia, 1961) 33:36
- Oscar Brown Jr. "Rags and Old Iron" (Brown) from Sin & Soul (Columbia, 1961) 42:23
- Oscar Brown Jr. "Dat Dere" (Bobby Timmons & Brown) from Sin & Soul (Columbia, 1961) 46:06
- Oscar Brown Jr. "Afro Blue" (Mongo Santamaria & Brown) from Sin & Soul (Columbia, 1961) 52:03
- Amber Weekes "A Tree and Me, featuring Tony Campodonico & Paul Jackson Jr." (Brown) from To Oscar with Love (Amber Inn, 2026) 54:44
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