Producer assaulted in Nashville
Wednesday, September 30, 2015 – Grammy-nominated producer, Dave Brainard, sustained a broken jaw after being allegedly assaulted by a driver in Nashville on Sunday.
Brainard, 40, remains in a Nashville hospital and will have his jaw wired shut for six weeks. He had been found unconscious and missing teeth following the assault early Sunday. Brainard had surgery earlier this week.
Brainard and two women were crossing the street when a car hit one of the women, according to The Tennessean. The car continued hitting at least Brainard and one of the women. Both the driver and passenger got out of their vehicle and started yelling and assaulting Brianard and his friend, Deborah DeLoach.
Brainard 40, produced Clark's Grammy-nominated "12 Stories." He also was behind Jerrod Niemann's last two releases and produced Jamey Johnson's 2002 self-released debut, "They Call Me Country."
More news for Brandy Clark
- 02/10/25: Carpenter, Clark join forces
- 02/04/24: Stapleton, Isbell & The 400 Unit take two GRAMMYS each
- 01/26/24: Clark heads South with new tour dates
- 12/14/23: Clark, Russell return to school
- 12/08/23: Clark releases "Dear Insecurity" with Carlile
- 10/27/23: Clark sings of "My Favorite Christmas"
- 10/10/23: Clark releases "Dear Insecurity" video
- 07/14/23: Clark, McKenna tour together
CD reviews for Brandy Clark
The purpose for 'deluxe editions' of albums is not entirely clear, except perhaps to breathe new life into an aging album. This marketing ploy is especially curious in the case of Brandy Clark's "Your Life is a Record." After all, this already is a fully satisfying album, so why the seconds? However, more Brandy Clark is never a bad thing, so we'll take it.
This new edition includes a couple of live versions of album songs. Both "Who You Thought I Was" and ...
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