Barbara & The Browns
Barbara Brown was born in Memphis, Tennessee, and emerged as the lead vocalist
of the family-formed soul and gospel ensemble Barbara & The Browns. The group,
comprising her sisters Roberta and Betty and brothers Walter, Richard and
Maurice, first auditioned with producer Chips Moman in 1963, who persuaded them
to record the secular track "Big Party", released on Wilmo Records and later
leased to Stax Records; the single peaked at Number 97 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Subsequent releases on Stax, including "In My Heart" (1964) and "I Don’t Want
Trouble" (1965), failed to chart, but ...
I Don't Want to Have to WaitBarbara & The Browns
I Don't Want To Have To Wait
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Can't Find No HappinessBarbara & The Browns
Can't Find Happiness - The Sounds Of Memphis Recordings
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I'm Gonna Start a WarBarbara & The Browns
Can't Find Happiness - The Sounds Of Memphis Recordings
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Pity a FoolBarbara & The Browns
Can't Find Happiness - The Sounds Of Memphis Recordings
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My LoverBarbara & The Browns
My Lover / I Don't Want Trouble
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Got to Be SomebodyBarbara & The Browns
Can't Find Happiness - The Sounds Of Memphis Recordings
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