Milton Brown's Brownies not only invented Western Swing, but even anticipated rock 'n' roll by 20 years with Wanna Coffman's slapping bass and Bob Dunn's amplified steel guitar (and that Cliff Bruner was one fiery fiddler, too)! This hard-to-find number includes two dozen prime, mid-'30s tracks plus a 1932 Fort Worth Doughboys track (Nancy Jane) with Brown and Bob Wills!
2 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Brownie's Stomp
3 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Beale Street Mama
4 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: St. Louis Blues
5 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Yes Sir!
6 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Taking Off
7 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Avalon
8 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Memphis Blues
9 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Easy Ridin' Papa
10 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: You're Tired of Me
11 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Copenhagen
12 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Beautiful Texas
13 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Somebody's Been Using That Thing
14 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: This Morning, This Evening, So Soon
15 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: An Old Water Mill By a Waterfall
16 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Going Up Brushy Fork
17 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree
18 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Sweet Georgia Brown
19 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Some of These Days
20 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Sweet Jennie Lee
21 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: My Precious Sonny Boy
22 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: "Ida" Sweet As Apple Cider
23 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Washington & Lee Swing
24 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Right or Wrong
25 Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: A Thousand Good Nights
Milton Brown's Brownies not only invented Western Swing, but even anticipated rock 'n' roll by 20 years with Wanna Coffman's slapping bass and Bob Dunn's amplified steel guitar (and that Cliff Bruner was one fiery fiddler, too)! This hard-to-find number includes two dozen prime, mid-'30s tracks plus a 1932 Fort Worth Doughboys track (Nancy Jane) with Brown and Bob Wills!
