Duncan Browne (25 March 1947 ? 28 May 1993) was a English singer-songwriter. Career Browne attended the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, studying both music theory and drama. He chose to become a musician when in 1967 he met Andrew Loog Oldham, and signed with his Immediate Records label. His debut album, Give Me, Take You was issued in 1968. His choral arrangement was used on the Tim Hardin penned "Hang On to a Dream", on the album, Nice, as recorded by The Nice in 1969. Browne's biggest hit in the UK was the song "Journey", as televised on Top of the Pops in 1972. The song was incorporated on Browne's second album Duncan Browne in 1973. By the mid 1970s, Browne moved into electric rock mode in collaboration with Peter Godwin, forming the power pop band Metro, whose recordings were issued on Sire in the United States. Suddenly, Browne was near the cutting edge of musi

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