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to the official website of the Godfather of Go Go, Chuck Brown.  Get all the info on the Chuck Brown Band's upcoming performances, Chuck Brown legacy projects, new music, classics, and all things DC

Summer is almost here!  The Chuck Brown Band has some great shows lined up including  The Tom Joyner Cruise, our return to Pearl Street Warehouse and more!  Click the Shows link for details.


VISIT the STORE LINK on this site to pick up CHUCK BROWN Music, Vinyl, Shirts, DVD and more!

Pick up your copy of BEAUTIFUL LIFE - the last Chuck Brown album with  new songs by Chuck and new songs by The Chuck Brown Band! Available on the store page of this site, iTunes, Amazon, all digital retailers.

CHUCK BROWN MEMORIAL PARK IS OPEN!  News Coverage HERE
 



Links:


The Chuck Brown Band Still Crankin'



All Music Guide Review of Beautiful Life



CNN talks about Chuck Brown



NPR Tiny Desk Unit Performance



Soul Train Talks to Chuck Brown



PBS talks about 75 years of Chuck Brown



Chuck talks about NSO Concert on the West Lawn of the Capital

Video link to Kindred the Family Soul's video Going to the Go Go Video



 

Chuck Brown was inducted into the North Carolina Hall of Fame on October 20, 2016!

Chuck Brown was inducted into the North Carolina Hall of Fame on October 20, 2016!

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The Chuck Brown Band's new single "Genuine Thing" is on the DC GO-GO NEW MUSIC EP Out now! Click image to order it on iTunes!

The Chuck Brown Band's new single "Genuine Thing" is on the DC GO-GO NEW MUSIC EP Out now! Click image to order it on iTunes!

Pick up the single SHOW ME LOVE on itunes and the new single GENUINE THING

Pick up the single SHOW ME LOVE on itunes and the new single GENUINE THING

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  • Timothy Shank

    Timothy Shank 400 lycoming street williamsport pa, 17701

    I'm a blue's man !!!

    I'm a blue's man !!!

  • The Professor

    The Professor Odenton, MD

    I played trombone in the band with Pops from 2001-2004, and it was an unbelievable experience. Without a doubt, the best bandleader I've ever worked for. He would let you blow, but wanted loyalty, which I definitely appreciated. Met a lot of great people AND great musicians! Chuck's legacy is thriving! -Peace

    I played trombone in the band with Pops from 2001-2004, and it was an unbelievable experience. Without a doubt, the best bandleader I've ever worked for. He would let you blow, but wanted loyalty, which I definitely appreciated. Met a lot of great people AND great musicians! Chuck's legacy is thriving!

    -Peace

  • Dan C.

    Dan C. NC

    Nothing but love!!! D.C. Will fire be in me heart!! Chuck Browns legacy was much to important to let die!! Thank you for keep the love going!! Hope to see you guys soon!!!!!!!!! Go Go for life!!!

    Nothing but love!!! D.C. Will fire be in me heart!! Chuck Browns legacy was much to important to let die!! Thank you for keep the love going!! Hope to see you guys soon!!!!!!!!! Go Go for life!!!

  • Tim Wolfe

    Tim Wolfe Frederick, MD

    Today marks five years since the passing of the Godfather. Like so many fans, I really miss Chuck Brown. I'm grateful that the Chuck Brown Band is still doing its thing! Keep the legacy go-going, y'all. Sho ya' right!

    Today marks five years since the passing of the Godfather. Like so many fans, I really miss Chuck Brown. I'm grateful that the Chuck Brown Band is still doing its thing! Keep the legacy go-going, y'all. Sho ya' right!

  • Paul

    Paul 20017

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  • Owen Jr

    Owen Jr Washington DC

    Been part of the Chuck Brown family for 40 years,keep the legacy alive keep it up, what y'all say RIP CHUCK ,because sometimes I fill like busting loose, PEACE AND LOVE.

    Been part of the Chuck Brown family for 40 years,keep the legacy alive keep it up, what y'all say RIP CHUCK ,because sometimes I fill like busting loose, PEACE AND LOVE.

  • Alesia Panagiotides

    Alesia Panagiotides San Francisco

    You need to come out to the Dan Francisco Bay Area!!!! 💗🌸🌞🎵🎶

    You need to come out to the Dan Francisco Bay Area!!!! 💗🌸🌞🎵🎶

  • Cory L. Stowers

    Cory L. Stowers Washington DC

    Cory L. Stowers Art B.L.O.C. DC 202-360-1473 cory202@gmail.com Hello, I hope this letter finds you well. My name is Cory L. Stowers, and I am the Art Director for Art B.L.O.C. DC, a mural painting group from Washington, DC. I am writing this letter in hopes of securing your support for a mural project which I have very recently been commissioned for by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, and which is scheduled to begin installation in November of this year. The mural location will be 2420 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE, and will replace a mural my team painted in 2008 titled ‘Many Voices, Many Beats, One City”, which was dedicated to the celebration of Go-Go music. Sadly, the mural has fallen into disrepair and in in need of an upgrade. The commission is part of the Murals DC 2016 program, and they have asked me to return to the space and create something new, which keeps the spirit of the original mural. The mural I am designing to replace the existing work will continue to celebrate Go-Go music and musicians, but I hope to expand on the concept and create a public mural which can serve as a tribute and a tool to educate the public to Go-Go music and culture. It is for this reason I am writing to you today. Below is a list of musicians which I would like to feature in the mural. Each musician will occupy a part of the 100 ft long wall and will be depicted in photo realistic renderings as part of the new ‘Many Voices, Many Beats, One City: Legends of Go-Go’ mural. These musicians have been selected based on their impact on the culture and their endearing legacies. Rodney Tyrone ‘FAT RODNEY” Martin Willie Irving ‘HEAVY ONE’ Gaston Jr. Byron ‘BJ’ Jackson Anthony ‘LITTLE BENNY” Harley Sr. Derek ‘HOUSE’ Colquitt CHUCK BROWN It is my intention to create a work of public art that celebrates and memorializes these musicians with dignity and style. It is my sincere hope that you will support this project. I am asking to speak with anyone connected with the immediate families of these great musicians, or any management entities that may be able to help facilitate communications with immediate family to gain permission to paint their loved ones image and for any source images they could provide for the artists to create the portraits. Given the project is scheduled to be completed this year, time is of the essence. Please feel free to contact me at any time and share this letter with anyone who you think it pertains to, I thank you for your time. Cory L. Stowers Art B.L.O.C. DC 202-360-1473 cory202@gmail.com Cory L. Stowers 202-360-1473

    Cory L. Stowers
    Art B.L.O.C. DC
    202-360-1473
    cory202@gmail.com

    Hello, I hope this letter finds you well. My name is Cory L. Stowers, and I am the Art Director for Art B.L.O.C. DC, a mural painting group from Washington, DC. I am writing this letter in hopes of securing your support for a mural project which I have very recently been commissioned for by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, and which is scheduled to begin installation in November of this year.

    The mural location will be 2420 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE, and will replace a mural my team painted in 2008 titled ‘Many Voices, Many Beats, One City”, which was dedicated to the celebration of Go-Go music. Sadly, the mural has fallen into disrepair and in in need of an upgrade. The commission is part of the Murals DC 2016 program, and they have asked me to return to the space and create something new, which keeps the spirit of the original mural.

    The mural I am designing to replace the existing work will continue to celebrate Go-Go music and musicians, but I hope to expand on the concept and create a public mural which can serve as a tribute and a tool to educate the public to Go-Go music and culture. It is for this reason I am writing to you today. Below is a list of musicians which I would like to feature in the mural. Each musician will occupy a part of the 100 ft long wall and will be depicted in photo realistic renderings as part of the new ‘Many Voices, Many Beats, One City: Legends of Go-Go’ mural. These musicians have been selected based on their impact on the culture and their endearing legacies.

    Rodney Tyrone ‘FAT RODNEY” Martin
    Willie Irving ‘HEAVY ONE’ Gaston Jr.
    Byron ‘BJ’ Jackson
    Anthony ‘LITTLE BENNY” Harley Sr.
    Derek ‘HOUSE’ Colquitt
    CHUCK BROWN

    It is my intention to create a work of public art that celebrates and memorializes these musicians with dignity and style. It is my sincere hope that you will support this project. I am asking to speak with anyone connected with the immediate families of these great musicians, or any management entities that may be able to help facilitate communications with immediate family to gain permission to paint their loved ones image and for any source images they could provide for the artists to create the portraits.

    Given the project is scheduled to be completed this year, time is of the essence.
    Please feel free to contact me at any time and share this letter with anyone who you think it pertains to, I thank you for your time.

    Cory L. Stowers
    Art B.L.O.C. DC
    202-360-1473
    cory202@gmail.com

    Cory L. Stowers
    202-360-1473

  • Monie

    Monie Washington dc

    I have a big pic of chuck on my wall .i wish that i could see him in real life😂

    I have a big pic of chuck on my wall .i wish that i could see him in real life😂

  • Wanda

    Wanda Greenville, NC

    I grew up loving Chuck Brown. I have been a fan for over 40 years! My Aunt Brenda took me to Wilmer's Park to see him for the first time when I was about 12 or 13. I can remember him performing all over DC and PG county. There was one place on Central Avenue but I can't remember the name. I think it might have been chuckie, but it's all gone now. It was across the street from Central Gardens. Stone Soul Picnic was my favorite venue. The day always ended with Chuck! RIP Chuck, there will never be another one like you!

    I grew up loving Chuck Brown. I have been a fan for over 40 years! My Aunt Brenda took me to Wilmer's Park to see him for the first time when I was about 12 or 13. I can remember him performing all over DC and PG county. There was one place on Central Avenue but I can't remember the name. I think it might have been chuckie, but it's all gone now. It was across the street from Central Gardens. Stone Soul Picnic was my favorite venue. The day always ended with Chuck! RIP Chuck, there will never be another one like you!