Talk:L. Russell Brown

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L. Russel Brown

Hope you are well Larry. My manager and I had the pleasure of meeting you outside the Bottom Line night club back in the 70’s. I gave you a tape of 4 songs I wrote, composed and sang. You probably won’t remember me but you sent us a song you wrote entitled “HOW CAN I MAKE YOU BELIEVE IT “. You mentioned you wrote “TIE A YELLOW RIBBON “ and called Dan Fallon (my manager) to discuss how you wanted the song recorded which was Disco. Unfortunately it wasn’t recorded quite the way you wanted it. Just wondering if you are still writing and composing? Wishing you well, Rosemary Fallon Singer-Songwriter from Downingtown, Pa. 2601:41:C401:7AB0:F1E9:15A3:3B25:603A (talk) 14:15, 5 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]

At 83 I have a new easy rock song with over a million views on YouTube and millions of streams on all platforms

EVERY CHANCE I GET I WANT YOU IN THE FLESH BY DAN AUERBACH

Dan and I wrote this haunting soft rock song which has and amazing video on YouTube.

Hope you get this message and enjoy the new recording

L.Russell Brown 2601:481:8400:2270:7127:51C4:DF92:55D5 (talk) 21:26, 1 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]

L.Russell Brown going strong

New hot song.. 2601:481:8400:2270:7127:51C4:DF92:55D5 (talk) 21:27, 1 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]