T. Graham Brown Duets With Joanne Cash On New Gospel Song

Joanne Cash & T. Graham Brown - "I Am The One" (Official Video)

Christmas with T. Graham Brown to again be carried nationwide in Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores during holiday season

Nashville, TN. - Grammy nominated country, gospel and soul singer T. Graham Brown recently recorded “I Am The One,” a duet with Joanne Cash penned by Tim LeClaire, Trent LeClaire and producer Chad Randall Crow for her latest album, 'Unbroken,' released September 14th. Cash's 32nd gospel album is filled with duets and also features Crystal Gayle, the Bellamy Brothers, Ashley Cleveland, Phil Keaggy, Rosanne Cash, Lulu Roman, Donna Fargo, For King & Country, John Carter Cash & Tommy Cash and The Oak Ridge Boys. This is T. Graham Brown's second duet with Cash, the first titled "God's Gonna Cut You Down" from her 2015 gospel album 'Breaking Down The Barriers.' That project also included duets with Rosanne Cash, Razzy Bailey, Larry Gatlin and others. “I met Joanne Cash several years ago when she asked me to sing at a Sunday service of the Nashville Cowboy Church. She and her husband, Dr. Harry Yates, founded this church that combines music and ministry and has grown to be one of the most attended Cowboy churches in the country," said T. Graham. "I’ve returned again and again on Sunday mornings to join them for music and fellowship, as do so many artists and musicians in Nashville." Cash and T. Graham also filmed a video for "I Am The One" at the beautifulStoryteller's Hideaway Farm & Museum, Johnny Cash’s rural home just west of Nashville in Bon Aqua, Tennessee. "When I heard the song she selected for this new album I knew it was a special song and I had to do it. “I Am The One” started to get a lot of great response and Joanne decided that she’d like to film a music video. She chose the 100 acre farm filled with lush, green pasture, thick woodlands, ponds and a rustic stage, and it was perfect. We spent the day filming there and had the best time. Joanne Cash is a devout Christian woman, a significant singer/songwriter and I’m proud to say, a dear friend." T. Graham also recently celebrated his 64th birthday Tuesday, October 30th and posted a heartfelt thanks to his fans and friends on his Facebook page:   "Thanks for all the positive vibrations that you send my way all of the time. Sheila and I pray that God will continue to Bless you all so that you can live the life that He intends for you. It's the only way to fly! I have the best job in the world. I get to make folks happy for a living and I'm thankful for that gift, every day!" This holiday season, fans can find Christmas music with a soulful country sound on 'Christmas With T. Graham Brown.' This is his first Christmas album, available at Cracker Barrel Old Country Store locations nationwide and everywhere digital music is found. The project, produced by Brown and Tony Griffith, is released by Mansion Entertainment, distributed by The Orchard (a division of Sony Music) and can be streamed or purchased here. T. Graham Brown on Tour: 2018 NOV 11 - Living Springs Baptist Church (with Tim Atwood) / Mt. Juliet, Tenn. NOV 23 - The Foundry / Athens, Ga. DEC 01 - McGregor Hall / Henderson, N.C. DEC 06 - Bell Buckle Banquet Hall Event Center / Bell Buckle, Tenn. DEC 31 - Country Gold @ Wild Rose Casino / Clinton, Iowa 2019 JAN 12 - Llano Theater / Llano, Texas MAR 30 - The Coyote Store / Gail, Texas APR 05 - Orange Blossom Opry / Weirsdale, Fla. MAY 04 - Cooter's Place / Luray, Va. MAY 10 - Rayne Frog Festival / Rayne, Lou. For the complete tour schedule, please click here. About T. Graham Brown: T. Graham Brown has recorded 15 studio albums and charted more than 38 singles on the Billboard, gospel and blues charts. Six of these singles reached no. 1 and 8 more reached the top 10. He is also recognized for singing popular advertising jingles for McDonald’s, KFC, Coca Cola, Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, Dodge Trucks, Ford, Harrah’s Casino, Almond Joy, Discover, and dozens more. Among these was the wildly popular Taco Bell 'Run For The Border' campaign, which he sang for over four years. Brown still actively tours through the year, including multiple appearances on the legendary Grand Ole Opry with regular television appearances on RFD-TV’s 'Country’s Family Reunion' and 'Larry’s Country Diner.' T. Graham’s uniqueness has made him one of the most beloved performers of the day. His first Gospel album, 'Forever Changed,' was nominated for a Grammy. About Joanne Cash: As the younger sister of the legendary Johnny Cash, Joanne Cash has certainly made her way in the music industry. With twenty-six historic recordings, the acclaimed autobiography 'My Fears Are Gone,' and continuous concert appearances, the singer/songwriter extraordinaire is driven by a deeper sense of eternal purpose. “I’m amazed that at my age I still want to sing, but it’s like therapy for me,” she summarizes. “Johnny always helped me remember that and he was constantly encouraging. But there was one short phrase from Johnny that’s always stuck with me and it’s one I’ll continue for as long as I’m here, ‘Baby, just keep on singing!’”

 T. GRAHAM BROWN RETURNS WITH  

FOREVER CHANGED
SET MARKS HIS FIRST STUDIO ALBUM IN NINE YEARS

NASHVILLE, Tenn.  – It’s been almost a decade since T. Graham Brown has released a new studio album, but that drought comes to an end today with the release of Forever Changed. The disc is released by Mansion Entertainment and distributed by Sony RED Distribution and Provident. The album is also available through Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. Brown co-produced the disc with Mark L. Carman.

In addition to Brown’s trademark blues styling, Forever Changed features no less than twelve of Brown’s contemporaries and fellow artists lending their talents to the album. Among the guest list includes Vince Gill, Leon Russell, Steve Cropper, The Oak Ridge Boys, and Jimmy Fortune. The disc has already made a little bit of history for the Georgia native by garnering him his first ever Grammy nomination – in the category of Best Gospel Roots Album. Brown and his wife Sheila will be traveling to Los Angeles for the February 8 Grammy festivities.

Brown – whose last studio disc was 2006’s The Present – is very excited for his fans to hear the new music. “It’s a neat record. I think it’s probably the best one I’ve ever made, and I’ve got a lot of friends singing on it. I picked out a batch of songs I liked, and it turned out exactly like I wanted it to. Then, it gets nominated for a Grammy, and I’ve never been nominated for one before, so I’m loving every minute of it.” The album’s first single, “He’ll Take Care Of You,” the collaboration with Vince Gill, is currently making an impact at both Country radio and Southern Gospel radio.

Brown was born in Georgia, and played in local bands throughout the 1970s, making the move to Nashville in the early 1980s. His talent came to the attention of Capitol Records executive Jim Fogelsong, who signed him to the label. His first single, “Drowning In Memories,” immediately connected with fans, landing in the Top 40 of the Billboard Hot Country Singles Chart, but the best was yet to come. His sophomore release, “I Tell It Like It Used To Be,” hit the Top-10, kicking off a series of hits that included “Hell and High Water,” “Darlene,” “Come As You Were,” and “Don’t Go Out,” a 1990 hit single that paired him with Tanya Tucker. In 1998, Brown charted with the personal “Wine Into Water,” a song that detailed his long and painful struggle with alcohol addiction. Brown re-cut the song on Forever Changed with Jimmy Fortune.

2015 marks three decades since Brown first hit the charts, and the singer will celebrate by taking his unique blend of Country and Blues on the road.

For news and an updated schedule, log on to www.TGrahamBrown.net

"LARRY'S COUNTRY DINER" TO FEATURE PERFORMANCES BY COLLIN RAYE, T. GRAHAM BROWN, RONNIE MCDOWELL AND MARTIN FAMILY CIRCUS IN FEBRUARY

 

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (January 27, 2015) – One of RFD-TV's most popular variety shows, "Larry's Country Diner," features a line-up of beloved performers in February including country music hit-maker Collin Raye, 2015 GRAMMY Award nominee T. Graham Brown, acclaimed country crooner Ronnie McDowell and fan-favorite family band, Martin Family Circus. Tune in Saturday nights at 11 p.m. ET/10 p.m. CT and Sunday evenings at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT throughout the month to watch the show's memorable characters Larry Black, Keith Bilbrey, Sheriff Jimmy Capps, Waitress Renae and avid church lady, Nadine serve up wholesome, down-home comedy and interviews with the standout celebrity guests, who are also slated to perform some of their biggest hits.

"Larry’s Country Diner" is a product of Gabriel Communications and is taped in Music City, drawing over 1.5 million loyal viewers each month and earning top prime time ratings. The memorable show integrates interviews and music in a can't-miss weekly format, taped LIVE in front of a studio audience in the intimate setting of an old-fashioned diner. Fans have grown so passionate about the show it its 17 years of broadcast, that it upholds multiple-year waiting lists for fans to be a part of the show's studio audience.

To inquire about getting on the waiting list to see an upcoming taping, visit larryscountrydiner.com/tickets.

The following musical guests are slated to appear "Larry's Country Diner" in the month of February:

Week of:
February 7: Collin Raye
February 14: T.Graham Brown
February 21: Ronnie McDowell
February 28: Martin Family Circus
*All lineups and schedules are subject to change

To view your local RFD-TV channel listings, click here.

Collin Raye was one of the biggest hit-makers of the 90s, and continues to create heartfelt music for fans around the world. Having 24 top ten records, 16 No. 1 hits and celebrated 10 nominations for Male Vocalist of The Year between the CMA and ACM Awards, his legacy as one of the industry's top vocalists stands strong. His soulful delivery in ballads like "Love, Me," "One Boy, One Girl," "In This Life," "Not That Different," and "If I Were You," is matched with an ability to sing up-tempo flawlessly and keep the crowd going in hits like "My Kind Of Girl," "That's My Story," "I Can Still Feel You," and "I Want You Bad." His latest album Still On The Line, is a tribute to his longtime friend and country music legend, Glen Campbell, and Raye continues to tour around the world.

T. Graham Brown has recorded over 13 studio albums and charted more than 20 singles on the Billboard charts. Three of these singles reached No. 1 and eight more reached the Top 10. Brown’s voice is also recognized from his singing in advertising campaigns for McDonald’s, Disneyland, Almond Joy, Coca Cola, Dodge Truck, Ford, Hardee’s and many others including the Taco Bell “Run For The Border” television spots. This past year his appearance in the concept video for “Working On A Building” with Marty Raybon, Jimmy Fortune and Trace Adkins was aired across multiple national television networks. T. Graham Brown still actively tours throughout the year including multiple appearances on the legendary Grand Ole Opry and television appearances such as Larry’s Country Diner and Country’s Family Reunion. Brown’s uniqueness has made him one of the most beloved and iconic performers of the day.

Ronnie McDowell has been bringing his unique style of country music to fans for four decades now, McDowell has celebrated multiple singles at the top of the Billboard singles charts and has been a favorite of radio programmers and fans alike since his tribute to Elvis Presley, "The King is Gone," which has gone on to sell five million copies worldwide. His vocals have been widely compared to Presley's over the years, earning him spots in such film projects as the 1979 biopic Elvis, and well as Elvis and Me, movies inspired by the Priscilla Presley autobiography of the same title. Other hits include "I Love You,I Love you,I Love You," Wandering Eyes, "Love Talks," and "In A New York Minute." To date, McDowell has released twenty-four studio albums including his most recent, Lost In Dirty Dancing.

For Martin Family Circus, musical talent runs in the genes. Made up of Paul and Jamie Martin, and their four children, March (15), Kell (12), Texas (8) and Tallant (6), the group comes from a long line of musical hit makers, including Duane Allen of the Oak Ridge Boys and Norah Lee Allen of the Grand Ole Opry's Carol Lee Singers (Jamie's parents). Playing a multitude of instruments and exhibiting tight vocal harmonies, the band has stirred up a following of fans in a multitude of genres who can't resist their melody-driven tunes and heart-warming tight-knit family bond.