Reggae singer and producer who ran Pantomine, Dwyer Records, The Rythm Master and South East Music

Glen Brown Sings, Melodica Talks (Number One Sound) (1988, Pantomime Records, PRLP444). Glen Brown Plays Music From The East (1990, Fashion). Mike Brooks and Glen Brown Meet Rhythm Foundation ina Sound Clash (1990, Rhythm Foundation) with Mike Brooks. Double Attack: The Original Pantomime DJ Collection 1972-74 (Greensleeves). Boat To Progress: The Original Pantomime Vocal Collection 1970-74 (Greensleeves).

Glen Brown, né Glenmore Lloyd Brown est un musicien et producteur jamaïcain de reggae, parfois désigné sous le nom The Rhythm Master. Il a notamment produit U Roy, Gregory Isaacs, Big Youth, I Roy, Prince Jazzbo, Johnny Clarke, Lloyd Parks et Little Roy. Discographie album sélective. En tant que musicien. 1988 - Glen Brown Sings, Melodica Talks (Number One Sound) (Pantomime Records, PRLP444). 1990 - Glen Brown Plays Music From The East (Fashion). 1990 - Mike Brooks and Glen Brown Meet Rhythm Foundation (Rhythm Foundation) avec Mike Brooks. En tant que producteur

Album · 2018 · 14 Songs. Equal Rights and Justice.

Glen Glenn Sound was an audio post production company formerly located in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. The company was co-founded by Glen R. Glenn and Harry Eckles (sound recordist) in 1937. It provided creative audio services to the television and film industry for five decades. The company was acquired by audio post production company Todd-AO in 1986.

Glen Brown Sings, Melodica Talks ( Number One Sound )" ( 1988, Pantomime Records, PRLP444 ) " Glen Brown Plays Music From The East " ( 1990, Fashion ) " Mike Brooks and Glen Brown Meet Rhythm Foundation " ( 1990, Rhythm Foundation ) " with MikeBrooks ". Asproducer. Double Attack: The Original Pantomime DJ Collection 1972 - 74 " ( Greensleeves ) " Boat To Progress: The Original Pantomime Vocal Collection 1970 - 74 " ( Greensleeves ) " Check the Winner: The Original Pantomime Instrumental Collection 1970.

Glen Brown emerged in the sixties as a vocalist with Sonny Bradshaw’s jazz group and made a couple of rocksteady tunes in 1966 and 1967 with Lloyd Robinson. In 1969 he began producing records but his first big hit came on his own Pantomine label with the melodica duet Merry Up by the God Sons, being Glen Brown and Joe White.

Glen Brown's standing in the pantheon of reggae is perhaps best indicated by the note on the cover of this CD: 'Original mixes by King Tubby'. All the tracks here are produced and arranged by Brown, but his name simply doesn't carry the same weight as some of his contemporaries, hence the need to lean on his heavy friends. Similarly his excursions on the melodica can't help but remind a listener of Augustus Pablo, and again Brown suffers from the comparison. Even so, the variety of the sounds here, which also including a brace of Big Youth tracks, is irresistible. This is an overdue compilation - making the prospect of further releases on this new reissue imprint, Hot Pot, a mouth-watering prospect.

There are many different Glenn Brown (and similar) profiles in the database. Please make an effort to use the correct one. The profile you are currently on is for the recording and mastering engineer based in East Lansing, Michigan, USA who owns and operates of GBP Studios. For the recording engineer who worked at Vanguard Studios, Detroit, Michigan and was active doing the early 2000s, see Glen Brown (4). For the roots reggae singer and producer, see Glen Brown. For the roots reggae bassist and guitarist, see Glen Browne.