Brown Paper Bags, The

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East Baltimore group seen at the Patterson Park Y-Teen Center.

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Brown, Wally

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Country and pop vocalist and recording artist from Carroll County. He sang with Jack Foxwell’s Shades of Country, and the […]

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Brown, Wade 

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R&B vocalist and recording artist. Recorded at Bill Pratt’s studios and released at least two R&B/modern soul singles. Brown was […]

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Brown, Sonny

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Dope indie rap artist. Host of many hip-hop showcases in Baltimore. Recordings include “Dat’s Right,” “Streets Is Cold,” and “You […]

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Brown, Pat

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Country recording artist. 1960           Wedge 1001                 Forbidden Fruit / Has Our Love Any Future

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Brown, Marvin

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Lead vocalist of the Softones. His recording of “La La Means I Love You” was included on a 1984 compilation […]

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Brown, Gary, Group, The 

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After the breakup of the Doubts, Gary Brown (guitar, sax ex-Prophets, Lotus Duo, Lotus Band, Night Train) continued to put […]

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Brown, Gary & Louise (Lotus Duo)

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Guitarist Gary Brown, formerly of the rock band The Prophets, and his wife Louise [Morgan] (flute, vocals), performed as a […]

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Brown, Dan, Jr., & His Combo

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Performed at the Spot Bar on Pennsylvania Avenue.

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Brown, Chuck, Trio, The

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House band at the Toll House on Frederick Road featuring Chuck with Jack Evans, Mike Carmichael, and vocalist Ray Gambrill.

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