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United States T. Graham Brown has established a substantial career in country music, transitioning from early band formations to a prominent solo artist and now a Grand Ole Opry member. He has achieved number one hits and diversified his career into radio hosting and collaborative music projects.
T. Graham Brown partnered with HillBilly Iced Teas and Lemonade, excited about the collaboration as he closed out 2020.
T. Graham Brown signed an exclusive booking deal with The Kinkead Entertainment Agency, recognized for his rich, soulful voice and stage presence.
T. Graham Brown enlisted the support of the Kentucky State Fair to sell "Come Hell Or High Water Kentucky Strong" t-shirts at their events.
T. Graham Brown collaborated with Zach Williams on a rendition of “When A Man Loves A Woman.”
Brown's voice is recognized from his singing in advertising campaigns for McDonald's.
Brown's voice is recognized from his singing in advertising campaigns for Disneyland.
Brown's voice is recognized from his singing in advertising campaigns for Almond Joy.
Brown's voice is recognized from his singing in advertising campaigns for Coca-Cola.
Brown's voice is recognized from his singing in advertising campaigns for Dodge Truck.
Brown's voice is recognized from his singing in advertising campaigns for Ford.
Brown's voice is recognized from his singing in advertising campaigns for Hardee's.
Brown was the singing narrator in the Taco Bell "Run For the Border" television spots.
Brown sang advertising jingles for Budweiser.
Brown sang advertising jingles for Coors.
Brown sang advertising jingles for Stroh's.
Brown sang advertising jingles for Sears.
Brown sang advertising jingles for Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Brown sang advertising jingles for The Nashville Network.
Brown sang advertising jingles for B.C. Powders.
Brown sang advertising jingles for Dr Pepper.
Brown sang advertising jingles for Mountain Dew.
Brown sang advertising jingles for 7-Up.
Brown sang advertising jingles for Harrah's.
Anthony Graham Brown was born on October 30, 1954, in Arabi, Georgia. His musical journey began in 1973 with the duo Dirk & Tony, followed by forming bands “Reo Diamond” in 1975 and “T. Graham Brown’s Rack of Spam” in 1979. In 1980, he married Sheila, and they later had a son named Acme Geronimo Brown in 1989. Brown moved to Nashville in 1982, where he initially found work singing advertising jingles for major companies such as McDonald’s, Disneyland, and Coca-Cola, and was the singing narrator for Taco Bell’s “Run For the Border” television spots. This early commercial work provided a foundation for his entry into the music industry, leading to a songwriting role with E.M.I. Publishing.
His career advanced significantly after signing with Capitol Records in 1984. His debut single “Drowning in Memories” peaked at No. 39. He quickly achieved greater success with singles from his 1986 album “I Tell It Like It Used to Be,” including the No. 7 “I Tell It Like It Used to Be,” the No. 3 “I Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again,” and two consecutive Number One hits: “Hell and High Water” and “Don’t Go to Strangers.” His second album, “Brilliant Conversationalist,” released a year later, produced three Top Ten hits. In 1988, his album “Come as You Were” featured his third and final Number One hit, “Darlene.” Brown continued to release music, including a Top Ten hit “If You Could Only See Me Now” from his 1990 album “Bumper to Bumper,” and contributed guest vocals to the multi-artist charity single “Tomorrow’s World” and Tanya Tucker’s “Don’t Go Out” that same year.
After exiting Capitol in 1991, Brown continued recording independently, releasing “Wine into Water” in 1998, which featured the No. 44 charting title track, addressing his personal struggle with alcoholism. In 2014, his album “Forever Changed” earned a Grammy nomination for Best Roots Gospel Album, featuring collaborations with artists like Leon Russell and The Oak Ridge Boys. In 2024, Brown achieved a significant career milestone with his induction into the Grand Ole Opry, recognizing his over 300 guest appearances prior to becoming a member. In the same year, his album “From Memphis to Muscle Shoals” debuted at No. 1 on the iTunes Top Blues Album Chart, showcasing collaborations with diverse artists such as Wynonna, Little Anthony, Dwight Yoakam, and Sammy Hagar, and further solidifying his enduring impact on music.
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