Geoff Brown on AirPlay Direct

Music:
Geoff Brown (British) was a professional musician in the mid-1960’s founding several professional bands and laying claim to have ‘discovered’ two world famous drummers: Carl Palmer of Emerson, Lake and Palmer and Mel Gaynor of Simple Minds, whose first professional bands were playing with Geoff in the King Bees and Muscles respectively.
Geoff made 3 Albums and numerous singles with his various line-ups as lead vocalist and keyboard player. As Galliard he released 'Strange Pleasure' and 'New Dawn' and as Muscles the album 'Muscles'. One of his singles recorded for Larry Page, ‘I Must be Mad’ under the name of Craig, was voted the UK’s number one psychedelic single by the Observer Newspaper in a critic’s poll in 2006.
Geoff has lived in Los Angeles for the past 4 years and was inspired to write his songs having taken an interest in the whole genre of bluegrass and its influence on culture and American music.

Videogames:
In 1984 Geoff Brown created “US Gold” a videogame developer and publisher.
US Gold rapidly grew to command 25% of the entire games market in the UK in 1989.The distribution arm of this business CentreSoft Ltd became, and still is, the largest distributor of games in the UK.
In 1993 US Gold, with Geoff Brown as founder and CEO, was floated on the UK stock exchange as Centregold plc. Centregold purchased Core Design in 1994, where Geoff commissioned and developed Tomb Raider, which went on to become a worldwide franchise selling over 30 million games and spawned two successful movies.
Through his various companies he has sold over 100 million games worldwide.

Awards:
Geoff Brown won a BAFTA for his Official Olympic Games product Salt Lake City 2000 and also an MTV Award for the pop video of Robbie William’s ‘Rock DJ’.