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''Jarod Brown'' has been a drummer or vocalist for a number of bands, including [[Mama Said]] (1995-2002; vocals) and [[48May]] (2003-2007; drums). In 2007 he began a solo career under the name ''Vegas Brown''. In 2009 he released an album, [[Something Tangible]]. In 2012 began playing in a band again, [[Hessian Horseman]].
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[[Image:vegasbrown.jpg|right|thumb|''Something Tangible'' cover art]]
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''Jarod Brown'' has been a drummer or vocalist for a number of bands, including [[Mama Said]] (1995-2002; vocals) and [[48May]] (2003-2007; drums). He left ''48May'' prior to them breaking up to begin a solo career under the name ''Vegas Brown''. Under this name he released an album, [[Something Tangible]], in 2009. He had a regular Wednesday slot playing at [[Diggers]], and has on a number of occasions provided the pre-match entertainment at [[Waikato Stadium]]. In 2012 ''Brown'' returned to playing in a band again, fronting the [[Hessian Horseman]].
  
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==External Links==
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*[http://www.vegasbrown.com Official ''Vegas Brown'' website]
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*[http://www.facebook.com/vegasbrown ''Vegas Brown'' Facebook page]
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Latest revision as of 16:00, 3 January 2013

Something Tangible cover art

Jarod Brown has been a drummer or vocalist for a number of bands, including Mama Said (1995-2002; vocals) and 48May (2003-2007; drums). He left 48May prior to them breaking up to begin a solo career under the name Vegas Brown. Under this name he released an album, Something Tangible, in 2009. He had a regular Wednesday slot playing at Diggers, and has on a number of occasions provided the pre-match entertainment at Waikato Stadium. In 2012 Brown returned to playing in a band again, fronting the Hessian Horseman.

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