Tony Brown (record producer)
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Tony Brown date of birth December 11, 1946 is a renowned music recording producer. His career stretches back as far as the early 1980s when he first made his debut as Rosanne Cash's piano player, thus later going hiatus from her act and taking up sides as Reba McEntire's recording producer for her 1990 album Rumor Has It. He then went on to produce Mc Entire's 1991 album For My Broken Heart, It's Your Call (1992), Greatest Hits Vol. II (1993), Read My Mind (1994), and Starting Over (1995), working alongside associate record producer Michael Omartian. After producing Starting Over, Brown went hiatus for some years, pursuing other projects, later re-teaming up with Mc Entire for her 2001 studio album Greatest Hits Vol. III, and then again with Mc Entire for the compilation of her studio album #1's (2005).
