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Maggie Brown (singer)

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at rallies during his presidential campaign. The Brown family asked him not to use their father's song, which is about a woman who takes in an ailing snake that turns on her. Maggie Africa Brown stated that when Donald Trump read "The Snake" he was referring to the snakes as refugees and the caring
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In 2016, Brown and her sister Africa Brown worked together to revive the Blue Gargoyle; a Hyde Park community center. The community center closed in 2009. It provided job training, social services, family counseling, music and art training. The art center dates back to 1965. The Brown sisters have
232:. She uses music to educate, what she calls "edutainment", a word that she learned from her father. She gives talks and demonstrations on music and African American musical history. She performs with her sister, Africa Brown. They perform their work and their father's work. 294:. Brown has a traveling one-woman show called 'Legacy'. Her one-woman show chronicles the history and evolution of African American music. The show encompasses a wide range of musical forms and genres. She has toured for over 19 years with her one-woman show, 298:. She uses art to educate the young and the old about life, history, and music. In 2015 the Brown family, and Maggie and Africa Brown performed at the naming of Harper Street, between 52nd and 53rd as Oscar Brown Jr. Way. 539: 306:. The Blackstone Rangers a Gang in Chicago. They collaborated and created a musical called "Opportunity Please Knock". The first weeks of the show about 8,000 people attended which was performed at 264:
in 1995. It was nominated for a Chicago Music Award for Best Jazz CD in 1995. In 1996 she was nominated for another Chicago Music Award for Best Jazz Performer. In 1998, Brown performed at the
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developed community-based shows. Which is similar to the work that their father did giving exposure to young talent. In 1967 Oscar Brown Jr. collaborated with members of the
224:. Her singing style has been described by James Walker as "transcend limitations and genres, while still maintaining her unique unmistakable voice." She is the daughter of 655: 502: 685: 665: 265: 483: 680: 670: 650: 625: 700: 690: 675: 465: 660: 645: 610: 307: 630: 620: 615: 640: 635: 252:. Brown was 15 when she had her professional debut. Her professional debut was at the Body Politic Theatre in Chicago. 244:
neighborhood, Brown grew up in a musical household, experiencing rehearsals and jam sessions. Brown is the daughter of
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In 1995, Brown established her own independent record label Mag Pie Records. Brown published her first album
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Chicago Music Awards nominated - Her first CD 'From My Window' was nominated for the Chicago Music Award.
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This article is about the American singer. For the English children's writer, see
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and Maxine Fleming. She studied music, theater and voice at
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Index

Maggie Browne
Maggie Brown
Chicago
Columbia College Chicago
Oscar Brown Jr.
Jazz
blues
R&B
soul
spoken word
jazz
blues
R&B
soul
spoken word
Oscar Brown Jr.
Abbey Lincoln
Hyde Park
Oscar Brown Jr.
Columbia College Chicago
Schomburg Center
Harlem
Abby Lincoln
Wholly Earth
Jonathan Butler
Urban Knights
Urban Knights II
Blackstone Rangers
The First Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Judy Pace

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