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Old 08-18-2009, 09:40 PM   #1
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Oscar Brashear - Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday Oscar.

Haven't seen you and Jimmy Owens since that Nov 4,2006 "EAST meets WEST" performance at the University of Pittsburgh,Pa hosted by the legendary Dr.Nathan Davis - a childhood/ Jay Hawk stablemate of Carmell Jones.
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Re: Oscar Brashear - Happy Birthday

May you have great "Karma" today. I loved your playing with that group.

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Re: Oscar Brashear - Happy Birthday

There's a great tune on Earth Wind and Fire's 'That's the Way of the World' album called 'See the Light'. It starts out with this great section in 7/4 setting up some vocals. When the vocals enter, they sing a phrase and then there's this great Brashear trumpet solo behind them and in the gaps. It's great playing and a killer tune....

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