Brown Bannister
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Brown Bannister is a CCM producer and songwriter. Bannister released one album of his own, Talk to One Another, in 1981 on NewPax Records, but is better known for his work in production and engineering. He formed his own independent label, Vireo Records, in 1991. He has won three Grammy awards in the 2000s.
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[edit] Awards and accolades
[edit] Dove Awards
[edit] Dove Awards
- 1981: Chris Christian, "Praise The Lord" - Song of the Year
- 1981: Debby Boone, With My Song - Album By A Secular Artist
- 1983: Amy Grant, Age to Age - Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year
- 1984: Debby Boone, Surrender - Album By A Secular Artist
- 1985: Amy Grant, Straight Ahead - Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year
- 1989: Amy Grant, Lead Me On - Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year
- 1992: Bruce Carroll, Sometime Miracles Hide - Country Album of the Year
- 1993: Paul Overstreet, Love is Strong - Country Album of the Year
- 1994: Michael English, Hope - Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year
- 1994: Bruce Carroll, Walk On - Country Album of the Year
- 1994: Petra, Wake Up Call - Rock Album of the Year
- 1996: Various Artists, My Utmost for His Highest – Special Event Album of the Year
- 1997: Steven Curtis Chapman, Signs of Life - Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year
- 1998: Producer of the Year
- 2000: Producer of the Year
- 2000: Steven Curtis Chapman, Speechless - Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year
- 2001: Producer of the Year
- 2002: Steven Curtis Chapman, Declaration - Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year
- 2002: Cece Winans, CeCe Winans – Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year
- 2003: Producer of the Year
- 2003: Amy Grant, Legacy...Hymns and Faith – Inspirational Album of the Year
- 2004: Producer of the Year
- 2006: Bart Millard, Hymned – Inspirational Album of the Year
- 2006: Amy Grant, Rock of Ages...Hymns and Faith - Inspirational Album of the Year
- 2007: End of the Spear Soundtrack – Instrumental Album of the Year
[edit] Grammy Awards
- 2001: CeCe Winans, CeCe Winans - Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album
- 2005: Amy Grant, Rock of Ages, Hymns & Faith - Best Southern, Country or Bluegrass Gospel Album
- 2006: Third Day, Wherever You Are - Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album
[edit] Credits
Bannister has produced or engineered works for the following artists:
- Amy Grant
- The Imperials
- David Meece
- Debby Boone
- Farrell & Farrell
- Glenn Garrett
- Michael W. Smith
- Chris Eaton
- Kim Hill
- White Heart
- Charlie Peacock
- PFR
- Michael English
- Bruce Carroll
- Petra
- Avalon
- Carolyn Arends
- Steven Curtis Chapman
- Janna Long
- Out of the Grey
- CeCe Winans
- Third Day
- B.J. Thomas
- Kenny Rogers
- Rich Mullins
- Kathy Troccoli
- Carman
- Twila Paris
- Paul Overstreet
- Susan Ashton
- Wayne Watson
- John Tesh
- Point of Grace
- Steve Wariner
- Rachael Lampa
- Bryan Duncan
- Jaci Velasquez
- Joy Williams
- Michael Tait
- Mark Schultz
- Bebo Norman
- Sandi Patty
- MercyMe
- Bart Millard
- The Afters
- The Katinas
- Sara Groves
- Ronan Tynan
- Building 429
- Phillips, Craig & Dean
- Mandisa
- Jeremy Camp
[edit] References
- Brown Bannister, Allmusic.com
