Maxine Brown
Soul/R&B singer-songwriter with hits
Soul/R&B singer-songwriter with hits
Performers & Entertainers
United States
Born in 1939, a prominent soul and R&B singer-songwriter, made significant contributions to the musical landscape of the 1960s and beyond. Brown's career included a series of successful singles that showcased her powerful vocal abilities. The song 'Oh, How It Hurts' became a major hit, solidifying her place in the genre. Collaborating with various artists and producers, her style blended heartfelt lyrics with rich melodies, appealing to a wide audience. Throughout her career, she performed at numerous venues and festivals, further enhancing her reputation in the music industry.
Released the hit single 'Oh, How It Hurts'
Influenced the soul and R&B genres
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