Brownsville Station: Rock and Roll Pioneers

Humble Beginnings in Ann Arbor

Brownsville Station emerged from Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1969, captivating audiences with their raw, hard rock sound. Driven by a thunderous Marshall stack double bass drum rhythm section, they set the stage for their iconic anthem, "Lady Put the Light On."

Radio Breakthrough and Beyond

In 1973, Brownsville Station stormed the airwaves with "Lady Put the Light On," propelling them to commercial success. The song's gritty lyrics and infectious melody resonated with listeners, solidifying their status as pioneers of the genre. Brownsville Station continued to release a string of hit singles, including "Smokin' in the Boys Room" and "Kings of the Party."