Ian Brown
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Biography
From the ashes of the bitter break-up of Stone Roses, iconic front man Ian Brown managed to sustain a successful solo career for over a decade. Marching to a baggy, indie trance, Brown touched on politics, dabbled in mysticism and settled old scores, while creating a unique sound drawing on indie, hip-hop and dance culture.
His debut album 'Unfinished Monkey Business' (1998) recruited the help of guitarist Aziz Ibrahim before 'Music of the Spheres' (2001), 'The World Is Yours' (2007) and 'My Way' (2009) were driven by brooding electronic grooves and strutting beats. Singles 'Corpses', 'My Star', 'Dolphins Were Monkeys' and 'F.E.A.R.' provided his biggest hits while a loyal fan base has followed him on headlining tours and regular appearances at all the major festivals.
Brown released his first new music in almost ten years with single 'First World Problems' taken from the album 'Ripples' which came out in 2019.
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Albums
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- Reign by Ian Brown
- Arnold: Fantasy for Clarinet, Op. 87 featuring Ian Brown
- Vocalise Op. 34 No. 14 (arranged for violin & piano by Michel Press) by Ian Brown
- Arnold: Fantasy for Oboe, Op. 90 featuring Ian Brown
- Arnold: Fantasy for Flute, Op. 89 featuring Ian Brown
- Vaughan Williams: The Lake in the Mountains by Ian Brown
- Arnold: Fantasy for Bassoon, Op. 86 by Ian Brown
- Arnold: Fantasy for Horn, Op. 88 featuring Ian Brown
- Birtwistle: An Interrupted Endless Melody (To the Memory of Janet Craxton) for oboe and piano - 1
- Birtwistle: An Interrupted Endless Melody (To the Memory of Janet Craxton) for oboe and piano - 2
- Birtwistle: An Interrupted Endless Melody (To the Memory of Janet Craxton) for oboe and piano - 3
- Forever And A Day
- Shadow Of A Saint
- Superstar
- Be There by Ian Brown
- Le carnaval des animaux: IX. Le coucou au fond des bois featuring Ian Brown
- Le carnaval des animaux: XI. Pianistes featuring Roger Chase
- Le carnaval des animaux: III. Hémiones featuring Ian Brown
- Saint-Saëns: Le carnaval des animaux, R 125: I. Introduction et marche royale du lion featuring Roger Chase
- W. Lloyd Webber: A Song for the Morning by Ian Brown
- Der Hirt auf dem Felsen, D. 965 featuring Felicity Lott
- Piano Trio in A minor: III. Passacaille: Très large featuring Marcia Crayford
- Piano Trio in A minor: II. Pantoum: Assez vif featuring Marcia Crayford
- Piano Trio in A minor: IV. Finale: Animé featuring Marcia Crayford
