Bobbe Brown

Bobbe started his career in 1965 with his brothers, "The Brown Brother's Band". They played up and down US 61 from Memphis to Biloxi for 6 years. Disbanding and going their separate ways, Bobbe moved to NE Texas, where he started working studios at the age of 20. While at Robin Hood Brian's Studio in Tyler, TX, he met Mickey Gilley whom he later played guitar for in Pasadena, TX. While there, he played many recording sessions, including 1981 Grammy award winning Best Country Instrumental of the Year, "Orange Blossom Special", performed by Gilley's Urban Cowboy Band. After leaving the Gilley organization, he reunited with his brothers (Jimi, Larry and Johnny) in Galveston, TX to reform the Brown Brothers Band.

In 1985, Bobbe Brown moved to the Florida Keys, where he started at Sloppy Joe's, and entertained there off and on for 10 years. Other Keys landmarks include Geiger Key Marina, Looe Key Tiki Bar, Big Pine Coconut's, Buccaneer Resort, Fiesta Key KOA, Lorelei, Harry's in Tavernier, and the Mandalay, just to name a few of the many places he has played.

Bobbe's #1 focus is the audience, whether it be 1 person or 100. Taking into consideration the type of venue, he adapts. If it's background music, piece of cake. If it's audience participation, he thrives on it. Not being limited to one style of music, he looks to the audience to decipher what they are responding too. Most of the songs he plays are top-ten hits from the last 4 decades, excluding the songs on "Bobbe Brown and Blue". His music ranges from Classic Rock N' Roll to Island Music.

Bobbe performs Thursday, Friday and Saturday aboard Suncruz/Aquasino in Little River Sc.