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Benson, George
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Benson, George (1943–  ) musician; born in Pittsburgh, Pa. A respected jazz guitarist who gained unprecedented success in popular music, he worked as a sideman with Brother Jack McDuff in 1963–65, made his first solo records in 1966, and was a staff musician for CTI Records between 1970–75. In 1976, his recording "Breezin'" became the first of several Top Ten records that he released.
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Eagle Staff carrier was local veteran George Benson of Red Pheasant First Nation and flag carrier was Phillip Favel of the Sweetgrass First Nation.
National Aboriginal day by Windspeaker
That fate that can hardly be applied to George Benson.
George Benson by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Byline: GAVIN ALLEN GEORGE BENSON BORN: March 22, 1943, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BIGGEST HITS: Breezin' (1976), This Masquerade (1976), Give Me The Night (1980), Lady Love Me (One More Time) (1983).
I'm still breezin' George Benson was the guitarist who took ... by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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