Damn..Rest easy bruh
R.I.P Johnny Brown aka Bookman from good times
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Rest In Peace
May Brotha Johnny Brown Rest In Peace.
I'm thankful for the great memories of him and the crew on Good Times.
What an important show that was for Black folks.
I'm thankful for the great memories of him and the crew on Good Times.
What an important show that was for Black folks.
R.I.P
We disagree, but okay.
RIP Booga....
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damn 84 is great life. thanks for the laughs and great memories sir....r.i.p.
I'd be interested in exchanging viewpoints on it, but out of respect for the deceased this doesn't seem to be the space.
RIP.
Brown began recording as a singer as late as 1961, after having toured with Sam "The Man" Taylor since 1958. His first release was on Columbia Records, "Walkin', Talkin', Kissin' Doll" b/w "Sundown" in February 1961. He was only 23 at the time. The promotional release was accompanied with a special insert describing his background (see picture). His next record happened in early 1968 on Atlantic Records, "You're Too Much in Love With Yourself" b/w "Don't Dilly Dally, Dolly", the latter showing off his impression skills as Louis Armstrong. That release had initially been available on Crest Records.
R.I.P. to the brother Johnny Brown AKA Bookman
Absolutely.
He was immensely talented as an actor, yet typecast and tragically underrated because of his skin color.
Rise in light, Mr. Brown.
R.I.P.
He loved a good life
He loved a good life
RIP.
Rest peacefully Bookman...
RIP to Him!!
