Mel Brown
Born in Jackson, Mississippi on October 7, 1939, Mel Brown was a jazz and blues
guitarist best known for being a member of Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland band for a decade.
He learned to play guitar while recovering from meningitis when he was a
teenager. Early in his career, he played with Sonny Boy Williamson II and Jimmy
Beasley before joining Johnny Otis’ orchestra for two years and accompanying
Etta James and Reuben Wilson. He signed a deal with Impulse! Records and
released his first solo album, Chicken Fat, in 1967, which was arranged by Herb
Ellis and Oliver Nelson. He followed that ...
Ode to Billie JoeMel Brown
The Sky Is CryingMel Brown
Hey JoeMel Brown
Master BlasterMel Brown and Mel Brown & The Homewreckers
Get Out of My Life WomanMel Brown
But Not for MeMel Brown
Ode to Billie JoeMel Brown
The Wizard
The Sky Is CryingMel Brown
Homewreckin' Done Live
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Hey JoeMel Brown
Homewreckin' Done Live
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Master BlasterMel Brown and Mel Brown & The Homewreckers
Blues - A Beautiful Thing
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Get Out of My Life WomanMel Brown
Neck Bones & Caviar
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But Not for MeMel Brown
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