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T. Graham Brown
T. Graham Brown came out of Powder Springs, Georgia, and brought some R&B phrasing into country music. He signed with Capitol in the mid-1980s, and his first...
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Brilliant Conversationalist
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Hell And High Water
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Wine Into The Water
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I Tell It Like It Use To Be
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Come as You Were
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Darlene
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Brilliant Conversationalist
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Hell And High Water
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Wine Into The Water
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I Tell It Like It Use To Be
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Come as You Were
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Darlene
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Don't Go Out
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Don't Go To Strangers
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I Wish I Could Hurt That Way Again
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Last Resort
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Love Is Blind
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Never Say Never
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T. Graham Brown came out of Powder Springs, Georgia, and brought some R&B phrasing into country music. He signed with Capitol in the mid-1980s, and his first single, 'Hell And High Water,' got him on the charts. The song that really stuck was 'Brilliant Conversationalist,' which became a hit in 1986.
That song, along with others like 'Wine Into The Water' and 'Don't Go To Strangers,' gave him a run of success. He had a reputation for being outspoken and not fitting neatly into the Nashville system, which sometimes made things complicated. He kept recording for years, putting out albums like 'Toe to Toe' and 'The Next Right Turn.'
His voice had a particular character to it, a kind of conversational grit that worked on those story songs. People who liked him tended to really like him, and he kept playing for that audience.
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