Inspired bassist Sean O’Bryan Smith and a stellar ensemble pause for “REFLECTION”

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The soul, jazz and gospel album scheduled for release July 17 will be prefaced by the radio single “Blessed Be Your Name”

Nashville, TN (29 May 2012): A beatific album of hymns and inspired originals shepherded by bassist Sean O’Bryan Smith and anointed by an accomplished minion of 23 musicians, “Reflection” will be released July 17th on Groove Therapy Records. Smith produced and arranged the offering of soul, contemporary jazz and gospel selections that comprise the second solo album from the in-demand bass player. Previewing the 12-song disc, the rousing rocker “Blessed Be Your Name” featuring guitarist Chuck Loeb, saxophonist Tommy Ogle and pianist-songwriter Jeff Franzel (Taylor Swift, *NSYNC, Clay Aiken) goes for radio adds June 11th.

Bill Cosby and Malcolm-Jamal Warner June 11, 2010 Launch Duets & Dialogues Series at the California African American Museum

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Kick-off Fundraiser to Feature Bill Cosby and Malcolm Jamal Warner: A Conversation and Q & A From Television's Most Loved Father/Son Duo

Program Host – KNBC-TV's Morning News Anchor Chris Schauble

Bill Cosby

Los Angeles – The California African American Museum (CAAM) has played host to some of Los Angeles’ most culturally significant events over the last 30 years. From art openings to book signings to vintage film screenings, CAAM has shone a fresh perspective on the rich traditions and legacy of African American art, history and culture.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner

On Friday, June 11, 2010, CAAM will set yet another precedent with the launch of its new series, Duets & Dialogues featuring television’s most beloved father and son duo, Bill Cosby and Malcolm-Jamal Warner. Produced by Friends, the Foundation of the California African American Museum as a fundraiser for CAAM, this great evening will begin with dinner from 5:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. followed from 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. by conversation between Cosby and Warner before a general audience with a closing question and answer session. KNBC-TV’s Morning News Anchor Chris Schauble will serve as program host for this special evening.