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Lloyd Brown Trio

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Last updated on May 17, 2004.
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Hey Lloyd! Are you the same Lloyd Brown that recorded Del Shannon's "I Go To Pieces" b/w "the Zombie" ?? Call me! 253-847-7996 We want to release it!

Posted by: Brian Young at August 9, 2004 01:36 AM

hey. i was jus wonderin r u the same Lloyd Brown that once worked in a shop called James. ( not sure it might of been called Healy's by then). bcoz if u did then u knew me when i was a babie and my big sister( fran) used 2 play with ure daughter Zenya. Please e-mail me back because my mum ( patricia) is interested 2 know what your up 2.
thanks
Laura Healy
Daughter of Patricia Healy
grand-daughter of James Healy
niece to Paul and Larry Healy

Posted by: Laura Healy at August 27, 2004 03:40 AM

Can you tell me where I might find back issues of the Grand Rapids Free Press. I am trying to research my family history. thanks thom

Posted by: Thom Haines at December 22, 2005 09:37 AM

I am looking for Lloyd Brown who once recorded "I Go To Pieces" and "The Zombie" with Del Shannon producing. Lloyd, I have clean copies of these tracks. We want to get these tracks officially released, but are delaying because we'd like to get your story. Email or call me: 360-893-0247 / Brian Young

Posted by: Brian Young at January 6, 2006 11:49 PM

I am looking for Lloyd Brown who once recorded "I Go To Pieces" and "The Zombie" with Del Shannon producing. Lloyd, I have clean copies of these tracks. We want to get these tracks officially released, but are delaying because we'd like to get your story. Email or call me: 360-893-0247 / Brian Young

Posted by: Brian Young at September 14, 2008 02:37 AM

I BELIEVE LLOYD BROWN, AN AFRO-AMERICAN THAT PLAYED AT THE BLUE NOTE IN THE 60'S HAS PASSED ON. MAY BE THE SAME GUY THAT RECORDED WITH DEL SHANNON, BUT NOT SURE. KIM RUSH

Posted by: KIM RUSH at September 21, 2008 05:17 PM

Looking fro any information on a singer named Lloyd Brown out of Battle Creek or Grand Rapids, Michigan. First to record "I Go To Pieces" written by Del Shannon. Please email me: [email protected]

Posted by: Brian Young at February 27, 2009 11:16 PM

Are you referring to the Lloyd that played with Danny Lewakowski on keys? Played at the Mouse Trap in the early 70's?

Posted by: Ric Castleman at May 12, 2009 10:38 AM

I know that Llyod Brown played at the Mouse Trap because I saw an old ad in the GR Press for him. Pretty sure this is the same Lloyd Brown that recorded with Del Shannon. Lloyd is no longer with us, I know that for sure, too.

Posted by: KIM RUSH at May 22, 2010 06:23 PM

I know that Llyod Brown played at the Mouse Trap because I saw an old ad in the GR Press for him. Pretty sure this is the same Lloyd Brown that recorded with Del Shannon. Lloyd is no longer with us, I know that for sure, too.

Posted by: KIM RUSH at May 22, 2010 06:23 PM

Kim, I worked as the regular nightly bar-tender at the Mouse Trap about that time. Send me a copy of that old ad, you got my e-mail. Doug Taylor

Posted by: Doug Taylor at May 24, 2010 01:10 AM

The Lloyd Brown I remember sang and I believe also played drums with Johnny Kik in the band "The Checkmates". Lloyd had a wonderful voice which John beautifully complemented with his Cordovox which he ran into a Leslie speaker. He was an amazing player and made it sound as if it was actually a Hammond B3. Both Lloyd and John were genuine, down-to-earth and personable people. Lloyd would come in often to John's store "Kik'n'Assoc. Music" in Grand Rapids.

Posted by: Mark Landauer at February 22, 2011 08:13 AM

Hello, thank you for the info on Lloyd Brown. He recorded the very FIRST version of Del's "I Go To Pieces" before it was given to Peter & Gordon and became a Top 10 record. I have two versions by Lloyd, produced by Del Shannon. Lloyd Brown also recorded as "Dr Soul" on a 45rpm produced by Palmer James out of Grand Rapids. Also a good record!

Posted by: Brian Young at July 22, 2011 11:37 PM

Sad to hear that Lloyd is gone. Robin Perry and I bought the Mousetrap in the late 60's and hired Lloyd and Danny almost immediately. They played continuously until we sold the bar 3 or 4 years later. Lloyd could sing as well as anyone I have ever heard and was a true gentleman. I have attempted to find him several times over the years just to say "hello". Thanks for the info.

Posted by: Gary Kane at February 1, 2012 04:29 PM

Gary Kane, Would you please contact me, as I use to work for you as a bartender at the Mousetrap. I have a bit of info on Lloyd Brown. Contact me on the contact page of our website: www.WestMichMusicHystericalSociety.com or by my e-mail: [email protected] Thank You.

Posted by: Doug Taylor at February 11, 2012 05:47 AM


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