Traditional Australian Country Music artist Jeff Brown, believes that a good Bush Ballad tells a story that will touch the heart of everyday Aussies.  Jeff Brown delivers these stories in song with sincerity and quality. Winning a Tamworth Golden Guitar award for Bush Ballad of the Year in 2005 gives testimony to this.

Jeff grew up on the family property on the Darling Downs in Queensland. In 2000 he bought an old Value Liner Mack and has been an owner/driver ever since.

Jeff sings songs about life on the land and the trucking industry, relating to both in a personal way. “Torn Between Two Worlds” is a song on Jeff’s latest album, “The Open Road”. It’s about being torn between the music that he loves and the trucking game. It sums up Jeff’s heart to a tee.

2008 started well for Jeff Brown, being a finalist in the Tamworth Golden Guitar Awards for the 4th time in January and winning “Album of the Year” at the Stan Coster Memorial Bush Ballad Awards in Bungendore with his last ballad album, “Harvest Time Again” in February.

Jeff spent the next 2 months touring Tasmania, Victoria and NSW with his wife Lyn and lead guitarist promoting his latest album “The Open Road”, a compilation of truck songs.