The Unofficial Tale of Totch Brown

I was born and raised in Homestead Florida and was inspired to write this song about Totch Brown. I spent a lot of time in the glades and did not know him personally but knew about him through mutual friends and acquaintances.His story and legacy of how hard it was to survive the earlier days of south Florida (before the tourist came) hits home to us fellow "Florida Crackers". Jake Clayton played ALL the instruments and mixed-engineered the music with Rob Daniels at JD's Joint studios and Brian Harbin sang the heck out of this song. All their talent brought my song to life about a man who who loved the Everglades life and a history that should never be forgotten.Books and videos about Totch Brown www.videoprojects.TV

[@mrvrose9999]

Legendary status. 💪💪🙏🙏🦅🦅

[@Draxillior]

My grandpa had a place right across Mamie st. from Totch.... I remember as a child listening to my Grandpa and Totch swap stories on the back porch...

[@dbarnes8539]

Chris Blackwell My father-in-law, Brown Williams lived across the street from Totch on Mamie Street as well. Such a great place.

[@DistinctlyFL]

This is an outstanding video with great music and a true picture of a real Florida pioneer. Love it!

[@debsford]

I was there in person to hear him talk, and I knew, I knew then I was BLESSED to be experiencing that kind of connection... to know Totch Brown. Totch would be SO honored to know your efforts. Did you get to meet him?

[@carlaleeable]

my uncle proud to be!

[@Fletcherlounge1111]

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