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Louise Brown
Louise Brown was a band from Los Angeles with Sarah Johnson on vocals, Michael Davis on guitar, and William Carter on bass. They put out their first album,...
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Louise Brown was a band from Los Angeles with Sarah Johnson on vocals, Michael Davis on guitar, and William Carter on bass. They put out their first album, Echoes of the Heart, in 2006. Their song Son-In-Law gives a sense of what they did, with Johnson's voice over folk and rock arrangements.
They released a few more records after that, including The Long Road Home in 2008 and Breaking the Chains in 2010. Their last album seems to have been The Phoenix in 2014. The band's lyrics sometimes drew attention for being personal and direct.
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