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Providing Excellence in Entertainment Since 1970
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How To Book T. GRAHAM BROWN For Your Event!
T. Graham Brown
may be available for your next special event!
There is only one T. Graham Brown – and that uniqueness has made him one
of the most enduringly popular singers in Nashville.
 T. Graham Brown continues to be in demand as a national
concert attraction, a songwriter and a studio singer. Once you have heard his
drenched-in-emotion voice, you don't forget it – and neither have the thousands who
still pack his shows each year. For them, and for lovers of great "blue-eyed soul" singing
everywhere, the gifted "His T-Ness" still shines.
Anthony Graham Brown had been performing for nearly a
decade in country and soul bands in his native Georgia when he arrived in Nashville in
1982. His one-of-a-kind voice and wide-open friendliness attracted attention instantly.
He started his Music Row career as a studio singer making song
demonstration tapes. But within two years he was signed to Capitol Records. He catapulted
into the country top-10 in 1985. During the next five years Brown ruled the upper reaches
of the charts with a dozen hit singles, including such memorable songs as "I
Tell It Like It Used To Be," "Darlene," "Come
As You Were," "If You Could Only See Me Now" and
his Country Music Association award-nominated 1990 duet with
Tanya Tucker
"Don't Go Out."
The 1986 hit "Hell and High Water" was named Country
Single of the Year by Cash Box magazine. The video for
1987's "Brilliant Conversationalist" cracked the VH-1 hit
parade. "Dock of the Bay" became a hit in Germany and "Rock
It, Billy" was a success in England. Brown became a Country Music
Association award nominee in 1987 and 1989. In 1992, he won a CMA award for Vocal
Event of the Year with
George Jones' "I Don't Need Your Rocking
Chair."
His career expanded rapidly into other arenas. As an actor he landed
roles in the Richard Pryor race-car movie "Grease Lightning,"
the John Schneider science fiction feature "The Curse" and the
David Keith film about Elvis, "Heartbreak Hotel." He was
also heard on the soundtrack of the German action movie "Zabou"
and performed at its overseas premiere.
Back on the home front, T. Graham Brown became an
in-demand jingle singer for dozens of national products, including Coca-Cola, Kraft Foods,
Stroh's Beer, McDonalds, Budweiser and 7-up. These culminated in his highly successful ad
campaign for Taco Bell in the early 1990's. He not only sang the company's jingles, he
also starred in its widely seen "Run For The Border" TV spots.
Brown overcame an alcohol problem that had dogged him throughout most of
his stardom. He says he achieved that victory as a result of his love for his son, Acme,
and his wife, Sheila. As a therapeutic exercise he co-wrote "Wine Into
Water."
"It sat on the shelf for three years because I was ashamed to sing
it," he recalls. "I was worried about what my mama and daddy would think. But
the first time I sang it live, I got a standing ovation at the first chorus. And then that
night it started – at the autograph table people were walking up to me crying and
telling me about their daddy, brother, uncle, sister, cousin. I knew I'd touched a nerve.
So every night I started telling my story and then I'd sing the song."
"Everywhere I sing it, people spontaneously stand up. Bunches of
people started telling me they'd taped it and played it for their loved ones who have been
battling alcoholism. This song has taken on a life of its own."
Couple that spirit-shaking composition with such performances as the
groove-a-minute bopper "Accept My Love," the softly romantic
country ballad "A Better Word for Love" and the horn-punctuated
rocker "Livin' On Love" and you have an album as distinctive
and as special as the man himself. Long may he sing!
Awards include --
- CMA Vocal Event of the Year 1993
Hit songs include --
- Darlene
- Don't Go to Strangers
- Hell and High Water
- I Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again
- She Couldn't Love Me Anymore
- The Last Resort
- If You Could Only See Me Now
- Come as You Were
- I Tell It Like It Used To Be
- Brilliant Conversationalist
- Never Say Never
- With This Ring
- Drowning in Memories
- Wine into Water
- Never in a Million Tears
- Happy Ever After
- Memphis Women and Chicken
T. Graham Brown may be available for your next special event!
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Genre:
Country
Styles:
.Country-Rock. / CountryRock
.Country-Pop. / CountryPop
.Urban Cowboy. / UrbanCowboy
Years active:
x80s, x90s, x00s, x10s, x20s
Born: ..in Georgia / born nGeorgia
Born: ..in Arabi / born ArabiGA
Born: Oct 30, 1954
Based: ..in US
Based: ..in Tennessee / based nTennessee
Based: ..in Nashville / based NashvilleTN |
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Frequently Asked Questions About How To Hire T. GRAHAM BROWN for a private party or special event.
HOW TO BOOK T. GRAHAM BROWN?
(i.e., how to hire T. GRAHAM BROWN for an event)
You are currently on the official site of De La Font Agency. For
more than 50 years, we have successfully helped official talent buyers
around the world secure quality talent.
We welcome the opportunity to be of service to you. Let's do this the
right way! Let's save you time and frustration!
Simply click on the "Let's Get Started!" link found on this page.
Then, send us your request for booking information.
Include information about your plans for your event and how taking steps to hire T. GRAHAM BROWN (or someone similar) might be of special interest.
If you decide you want to look at other names, simply include your talent-fee
budget range and indicate that you want to see who else you might be able to
afford with such a budget. We can send you a list of names that are affordable
and in the style of music you prefer. We hope to save you time and frustration!
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO BOOK/HIRE T. GRAHAM BROWN?
(i.e., what is the booking fee to hire T. GRAHAM BROWN for an event?)
(i.e., what is T. GRAHAM BROWN booking fee to perform at an event?)
Official booking fees for T. GRAHAM BROWN, or any other celebrity, are
determined based on a number of factors and may change at anytime without prior
notice.
Factors influencing pricing vary and may include date, location, type of
event, whether a private party or a public concert, the artist's calendar,
whether the artist is on tour or not, how well tickets are selling at the
artist's concerts, the current demand for the artist's music, market activity, etc.
As you might expect, the more in-demand the artist is, the more buyers are
prepared to pay. Of course, this causes the artist's price to increase as
the artist becomes more popular or decrease when becoming less popular.
Exclusive agents with exclusive representation frequently quote a
range instead of a specific price, since changes can occur at anytime.
Generally, the
artist's manager has a role in the decision to accept any
particular offer from a talent buyer.
To learn the most current artist's pricing, or the estimated
artist's fee for your particular event, simply click on the "Let's Get Started!" link found on this page. Then, send us your request for booking
information.
IS T. GRAHAM BROWN AVAILABLE TO WORK MY EVENT?
(i.e., what is T. GRAHAM BROWN's availability?)
To learn the artist's current availability for your special event, simply
click on the "Let's Get Started!" link found on this page. Then, send us
your request for booking information.
Once we have your event/party information, we will be better able to assist
you with putting your entertainment talent booking plans in place as your
entertainment consultant. Let's get this done right! We look forward to working with you!
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