David Scott Brown hails from Huntington, West Virginia, a small town on the banks of the Ohio River. Far from big city lights and the distant shores of Europe, David grew up with his five older brothers and sisters in a beautiful hollow in the rugged hills of Appalachia. He has learned to embrace his heritage since he left for foreign lands many years ago. And he is happiest when he can share the music of his homeland as he travels.
The name troubadour seems to illustrate well the character and quality of David’s performances. A troubadour performed his creative arts in various parts of southern Europe in the Middle Ages, usually as a lyricist or musician. David’s creative endeavors have included stints as a Poet-In-Residence, a choral singer, a church soloist, a newspaper editorialist, and a strolling guitarist,
Known for his warm, robust, lyrical singing, David performs across Europe as a solo singer/guitarist or with musicians from a wide spectrum. David’s shows have included interpretations of folk, pop, rock ‘n’ roll, Broadway, Gospel, blues, jazz, country, and classical styles. His main acoustic mix repertoire, which he calls American Troubadour, includes covers from the music of Simon and Garfunkel, Elvis, Buddy Holly, Johnny Cash, The Everly Brothers, and The Beatles.
