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The Browns
Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame (1998)
KWKH Louisiana Hayride

About The Group

The Browns were a family act from Pine Bluff, Arkansas. At first it was just Jim Ed and Maxine that started singing together at an early age and kept getting encouragement from those that heard them locally.

Around 1954 or so, Fabor Robison signed them on to his Fabor Records label. They soon found that their younger sister Bonnie had grown up and could sing, too and she joined the act. Bonnie joined the group just about the time they made the move to the RCA Victor record label. Around 1956 or so, they put the act on hold while Jim Ed served in the military.

Timeline and Trivia Notes

Group Members included:

  • Jim Ed Brown
  • Maxine Brown
  • Bonnie Brown

Credits & Sources

  • Folk and Country Songs No. 3; November 1956; American Folk Publications, Inc.; Derby, Connecticut

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Recordings (78rpm/45rpm)

 
RCA Victor
Rec. No. Side Song Title
  20-7110 A The Man In The Moon
  20-7110 B True Love Goes Far Beyond
  20-7208 A Ain't No Way In The World
  20-7208 B Crazy Dreams
  6730 A Just A Lot Of Sweet Talk
  6730 B A Man With A Plan
  6918 A Getting Used To Being Lonely
  6918 B I'm In Heaven
  7804 A Send Me The Pillow You Dream On
  7804 B A Part Of Me
  7997 A Buttons and Bows
  7997 B Remember Me
  8066 A The Old Master Painter
  8066 B It's Just A Little Heartache
  8942 A Coming Back To You
  8942 A Coming Back To You
  8942 B Gigawackem
  8942 B Gigawackem


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