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Horace Brown

b. 2000

American musician

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About Horace Brown

Born 2000. Horace Brown is an American singer and recording artist.

Horace Brown (born in Hartford, Connecticut) is an American R&B singer. He is the son of an Apostolic minister.

Life and career Brown played a variety of instruments in his school's marching band and got a break when DeVante Swing of Jodeci heard one of his demos.

Discography Albums Year Album Chart positions US US R&B 1996 Horace Brown14518

Singles Year Song Chart positions UK 1994 "Taste Your Love" -38 - - 58 Horace Brown 1996 "One for the Money"621412812 "Things We Do for Love"954013 -27 "How Can We Stop" (feat. Faith Evans) -77 - - - 2001 "Shake It Up" - - - - - Non-album single "This Is the One" (featuring Styles P) - - - - -

Collaborations "This Christmas" (with missjones) (1994) "Party Naughty" (with Naudy) (1998) "Friday Night" (with Mr. Cheeks) (2001) "I Want That" (with Lisha) (2007) "Never Should've" (with Royal Flush) (2008) "Rock the Party" (with PrinZe Gabriel) (2013)

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2000, Hartford, Charlotte
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Horace Brown?

American musician

When was Horace Brown born?

Horace Brown was born in 2000 in Hartford, Charlotte.

What is Horace Brown's occupation?

Horace Brown is a singer and recording artist.

What nationality is Horace Brown?

Horace Brown is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Horace Brown

· Wikidata: Q5587768

· DBpedia: Horace Brown (musician)

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