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(photo: David Garland)
As Grey Reverend, LD Brown makes compelling songs with reverence for the grey, undefined areas of style, and without concern for standard musical, social, or even racial expectations. Grey Reverend joins host David Garland in the WNYC Studio to talk about and perform his lyrical, personal songs. Get to know an interesting and eloquent singer, guitarist and composer who until now hasn’t been widely heard.
View photos from the session
Grey Reverend at MySpace
View photos from the session
Grey Reverend at MySpace
Comments [7]
Hi Rev.11
My the LORD keep on blessing you as much as yuor songs are blessing us.
love ya.your uncle Johnny Greene Sr.
Congrats, LBJr
I'm thankful for the gift of music God's given you.
God Bless your every endeavor.
Your Uncle & Aunt
Todd & Leatha Williams
I had heard about the Grey Reverend, but I had know idea how talented he was. I have truly enjoyed hearing him. I will be looking for his album. I would like to hear more of him. Thanks for a very enjoyable show!
Lee Adams
I am looking forward to seeing you again.
Today I am listening to your songs on the internet.I like the messages in your songs.
keep up the good work.
Love,
Aunt LORRAINE
Thank you David for showcasing my son ---- GreyReverend. I am so glad that you are letting others know how talented he is and how passionate he is about his music. Love you GreyReverend, LD -- you'll always be Babyboy too me. (-:
i mised the correct name of the performer/composer bill scott? william o scott. and icannot find a record of it om wnyc website. I heard it Sundayevening around 11 pm . yours, j koos
Thank you David and Reverend Grey for making this holiday weekend a pleasant one as everyone is enjoying their BBQ's and I am confined to JFK Airport at work. I sensed a tip of the hat to Nick Drake right off the bat on the first tune and I knew I was in for a treat. As always David, you offer something to look forward to even hours before the program has begun. Keep up the good work and I also enjoyed the American Folk pieces you selected. Without question, spinning on Air is the most interesting music program that keeps evolving and presenting pleasant (and even sometimes abrasively pleasant) surprises.
Thank you.
Dan
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