Walter Brown
from Dallas, TX
August 1, 1917 - June 1, 1956 (age 38)
Biography
Blues singer Walter Brown fronted the roaring Jay McShann Orchestra (which included young alto saxist Charlie Parker) in 1941, when the roaring Kansas City aggregation cut their classic "Confessin' The Blues" and "Hootie Blues" for Decca. The Dallas native remained with McShann from 1941 to '45 before going solo (with less successful results). ~ Bill Dahl, Rovi



 
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Top Tracks
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Sloppy Drunk
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Confessinthe Blues
3
The Jumpin' Blues
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The Hydroplate Theory. The Flood of Noah - Walt Brown PhD
Walter Brown 20 PTS, 17 REB vs. Hawke's Bay Hawks
Walter Brown - Darling I love you
MAAT THE ROOT OF OUR SPIRITUAL SYSTEM, Walter Brown #TheNewBlackMind
Walter Brown 19 PTS, 10 REB vs. Franklin Bulls
Walter Brown Highlights Reel
Walter Brown - Squabblin' Woman
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