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Jim Ed Brown came to fame as a member of the '50s vocal group the Browns, where he was the band's lead male vocalist. In 1965, when the group was still together, he embarked on a solo career that would eventually eclipse the success of the Browns. Brown and his older sister, Maxine, began performing while he was still in high school. In 1954 ...
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1. Jan. 1996 · COUNTRY · 1996. Preview. Jim Ed Brown possessed a fine baritone voice and an unerring instinct for carrying a song. Yet for all his considerable talents, the man is best known for one number, the late-night jukebox favorite “Pop a Top” which, with its eminently hummable chorus and lovelorn lyrics, succinctly and eloquently captured the ...
Profile: Jim Ed Brown (born April 1, 1934, Sparkman, Arkansas, USA - died June, 12, 2015, Franklin Tennessee, USA) was an American country singer-songwriter who came to fame as a member of the 1950's vocal group The Browns, where he was the band's lead male vocalist. In 1965, when the group was still together, he embarked on a solo career that ...
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29. März 2005 · Nashville Legends (Re-Recorded Versions) 2007. Bottle, Bottle. 1968. In Style Again. 2015. Alone with You. 1966. Jim Ed Sings the Browns.
This was recorded on a VCR machine on April 27, 1996. Jim Ed Brown with his two sisters singing The Three Bells at the Grand Ole Opry.
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