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Fest Focus: Charles Brown

May 1, 1994 by: OffBeat Magazine

The blues of Charles Brown is urbane and stylish and sad, and jazzy in its intelligence. It seduces and enchants. It is a saxophone. In a nightclub. Two hours before dawn, and two drinks too many, but too tired to care.

There is much melancholy in Charles Brown's blues, but it is a polite melancholy, the kind that comes with a weary smile under downcast eyes. Yes, yes, I am down ...but please, don't let my problems trouble you ...

His blues is not coarse or messy or angry. He kno...

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