Chris Brown (Canadian entertainer)

Chris Brown (Canadian entertainer)
This article is about the Canadian singer-songwriter & multi-instrumentalist. For the American R&B recording artist, see Chris Brown (American entertainer)
Chris Brown

Chris Brown performing in 2007 with the Rheostatics at Massey Hall in Toronto, Ontario
Background information
Birth name Hugh Christopher Brown
Origin Canada
Genres Folk rock, alternative rock
Occupations musician, singer-songwriter
Instruments guitar, keyboard instruments, trombone
Years active 1985–present
Associated acts Bourbon Tabernacle Choir
Chris Brown and Kate Fenner
Website www.chrisbrownmusic.com

Chris Brown is a Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.

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Career

Brown was one of the primary singers and songwriters for the alternative rock band Bourbon Tabernacle Choir in the 1980s and 1990s. When that band broke up, he continued performing as a duo with his Bourbon bandmate Kate Fenner. Brown has accompanied dozens of notable musicians on stage, including a six month stint as a member of Barenaked Ladies in 1998 filling in for Kevin Hearn while Hearn battled leukemia.

Brown released a solo album, Burden of Belief, in 2003. He performs this material both solo and with Tony Scherr, Anton Fier, and Teddy Kumpel as Chris Brown and the Citizens' Band. The group's album Oblivion was released in 2007.

Discography

Chris Brown

  • Burden of Belief – 2003

Chris Brown and the Citizens' Band

  • Oblivion – 2007

Chris Brown and Kate Fenner

  • Other People's Heavens – 1997
  • Geronimo – 1999
  • Great Lakes Bootleg – 2000
  • O Witness – 2001
  • Songs – 2003
  • Go On – 2004

Bourbon Tabernacle Choir

  • First Taste of Bourbon – 1987
  • If Hell Had a Houseband – 1989
  • Sister Anthony – 1990
  • Superior Cackling Hen – 1992
  • Shy Folk – 1995
  • Simply the Best 1985–1995 – 2000

Contributions to other artists' albums

Chris Brown playing piano

Compilations

  • GASCD
  • We Want Peace On Earth
  • Bridge to Music – Indie Sounds From Brooklyn's Underground
  • My Old Man: A Tribute to Steve Goodman

External links