⬇️ HASH BROWN ⬇️
(Brian Calway)
(5CD)
BIOGRAPHY
A Band of Brothers own Hash Brown (Brian Calway) started playing the
blues in 1973. He was heavily influenced by local east coast blues
legends like Duke Robillard and Roomful of Blues and Ronnie Earl with
Sugar Ray and the Bluetones. He played blues all over the north east
(NY, CT, ME, VT, RI, NH, MA) until moving to Dallas, TX in 1983. Since
then, Hash Brown has played blues in the Dallas area for more than 23
years.
Brian said, "So I guess I now have been playing Blues for 32 years
(I'm getting old!)."
Upon moving to Texas, Hash Brown immersed himself in the vibrant
music scene, becoming an integral part of the bands of ZuZu Bollin,
U.P. Wilson, Robert Ealey, Willie Willis, Big Al Dupree and Henry
Qualls. Hash Brown is endorsed by: GHS Strings, Hohner Harmoncas, and
Category 5 Amplifiers. Hash Brown has toured the US and Europe many
times. He has appeared on no less than 30 different recordings.
He has played on 50 different recordings, also have done TV commercial work for Houston L&P, Big brothers/sisters, and
Subaru.
'T' Is For Texas
HABR-1993-T Is For Texas @FLAC
Rollin' Blues
HABR-1995-Rollin Blues @ALAC
Hash Brown's Texas Blues Revue
HABR-1999-Hash Brown s Texas Blues Revue @320
Deep Ellum Jam
Have Some Fun







2 comments:
I am anxious to hear this artist, unknown to me until now, so I appreciate your posting him. The most recommended album is "Hash Brown's Texas Blues Revue," and you have it... but the link leads to HABR-1995-Rollin Blues @ALAC.zip. Is there a way you can fix this?
Thanks in advance,
Mark
Thank you for correcting this so quickly!
Tip of the hat,
Mark
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