survive Mr. Brown, who lived in Brentwood, Tenn. Other survivors are his wife, Becky; a daughter, Kim Corwin; a son, Jim Ed Jr., known as Buster; and five grandchildren. The Browns disbanded in ...

So, the Browns — Jim Ed, Maxine and Bonnie ... co-hosted with his wife, Becky. In addition to his wife, he is survived by daughter Kim Corwin; son James Edward Brown Jr.; sisters Maxine ...

Becky Brown opened up about her life with veteran country musician Jim Ed Brown, where she spent 54 years by his side as his wife. She was raised in humble beginnings, growing up in a poultry market.

The smooth-voiced singer Jim Ed ... trio. Brown returned to television in the 1980s, hosting You Can Be a Star for six years and co-hosting a travel program, Going Our Way, with his wife Becky.

Smooth-voiced singer Jim Ed ... Mr. Brown returned to television in the 1980s, hosting "You Can Be a Star" for six years and co-hosting a travel program, "Going Our Way," with his wife, Becky.

Re: "Jim Ed Brown's 'life in harmony' celebrated at funeral ... industry guitar pulls to the next level: He and his wife Becky hosted potluck dinners for invited guests who would swap road ...

While I did get to know the rich musical legacies of both of those men, I was fortunate to get to witness firsthand the smooth vocal stylings of Jim Ed Brown ... we were young kids,” he recalled.

Jim Ed Brown, a mainstay at Nashville’s Grand Ole ... He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Becky, his daughter, and his son.

Bonnie and Maxine Brown exited the group in the mid-1960s, after which Jim Ed Brown pursued a solo career, delivering the hit “Pop-A-Top Again” in 1967. Other hits included “Morning” in ...