Ian Brown
Birthname Ian George Brown Birthdate February 20, 1963 Birthplace Warrington, England Education Park Road County Primary Infant and Junior School, Altrincham Grammar School for Boys Source of Wealth musician, songwriting Nationality British Country United KingdomIan Brown is an English musician, and songwriter. He is the lead singer of alternative rock band The Stone Roses.
Brown began his musical occupation in 1980, when he played bass guitar in band with John Squire and Simon Wolstencroft. They formed a band, The Patrol, with Andy Couzens on vocals. The band break up up, as Brown sells his bass to shop for a scooter.
When Brown moved to Hulme, he met soul legend Geno Washington, who informed him: "You should be a star." In 1983, Brown joined The Waterfront, the band that might change into The Stone Roses, as co-vocalist.
The Stone Roses rose to reputation within the past due 1980s and early Nineteen Nineties, with their debut album voted the most productive British album of all time in 2004. The band cut up up in October 1996.
Since the break-up of the Stone Roses in 1996, Brown has released six solo albums and fourteen UK Top 40 singles. The Stone Roses reunited in 2011 and went on a Reunion Tour in 2012.
Ian George Brown used to be born on February 20, 1963 in Warrington, England. He was skilled at Park Road County Primary Infant and Junior School after which Altrincham Grammar School for Boys.
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