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- Texas_Johnny_Brown abstract "Texas Johnny Brown (February 22, 1928 - July 1, 2013) was an American blues guitarist, songwriter and singer. He is best known for his composition "Two Steps from the Blues" and, in a lengthy career, variously worked with Joe Hinton, Amos Milburn, Ruth Brown, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Lavelle White, Buddy Ace and Junior Parker. Although he was born in Mississippi, Brown's long association with Houston, Texas, gave him his stage name.Before his death, Allmusic noted that Brown "remains one of the more immovable veterans dotting the inexplicably low-key Houston blues landscape". His jazzy guitar style of playing the blues, has been attested to the early influence on him of Charlie Christian.".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown activeYearsEndYear "2013".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown activeYearsStartYear "1940".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown alias "Brown, John Riley".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown background "solo_singer".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown birthDate "1928-02-22".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown birthPlace Ackerman,_Mississippi.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown birthPlace Choctaw_County,_Mississippi.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown birthPlace Mississippi.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown birthYear "1928".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown deathDate "2013-07-01".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown deathPlace Houston.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown deathPlace Texas.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown deathYear "2013".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown genre Blues.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown instrument Guitar.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown occupation Guitarist.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown occupation Singing.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown occupation Songwriter.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown recordLabel Atlantic_Records.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown thumbnail Texas_Johnny_Brown.jpg?width=300.
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- Texas_Johnny_Brown wikiPageWikiLink Valley_Morning_Star.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown wikiPageWikiLinkText "Texas Johnny Brown".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown alternativeNames "Brown, John Riley".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown background "solo_singer".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown birthDate "1928-02-22".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown birthPlace "Ackerman, Choctaw County, Mississippi, United States".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown caption "Brown at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in 2008".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown dateOfBirth "1928-02-22".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown dateOfDeath "2013-07-01".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown deathDate "2013-07-01".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown deathPlace "Houston, Texas, United States".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown genre Blues.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown hasPhotoCollection Texas_Johnny_Brown.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown instrument Guitar.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown label "Various including Atlantic and Choctaw Creek".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown name "Brown, Texas Johnny".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown name "Texas Johnny Brown".
- Texas_Johnny_Brown occupation Guitarist.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown occupation Singing.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown occupation Songwriter.
- Texas_Johnny_Brown placeOfBirth "Ackerman, Choctaw County, Mississippi, United StatesMississippi, United States".