There is also the financial cost to be considered. It's easier to put it aside while I teach people and be jolly and focus on them.' 'But I don't think the issue is entirely physical, because I've seen so many doctors that, if it was, it would be fixed by now.'īrown said she hadn't given up on her dream of singing again, 'but I've definitely parked it, because it's upsetting to be constantly faced with the problem.
Jools's band is a loud one to sing against. 'My voice was loud and powerful and I probably hammered it and didn't do myself any good. The daughter of 60s singer Joe, Sam grew up with stars like Stevie Wonder and Small Faces frontman Steve Marriott dropping in and out of the family home
I moved away with my kids and I basically had a breakdown. She added: 'I think the issue with my voice was partly, if not largely, emotional. 'There is a level of depression constantly under the surface for me, which means I have to work a bit harder, just to enjoy my life.' 'I loved singing more than anything else, apart from my children. 'In the early days, I had a few nights looking at my old videos and clips on YouTube, with a bottle of wine, and it was heartbreaking,' she recalled. Now, she has had to adjust to a new reality, as a music teacher living in Dorset. She worked with legends including Sir Elton John and George Harrison during her career. The daughter of 60s singer Joe, Sam grew up with stars like Stevie Wonder and Small Faces frontman Steve Marriott dropping in and out of the family home. What followed is every vocalist's worst nightmare - and Brown says she can't come to terms with the fact that her voice has gone for ever. Two years later, things had deteriorated to the point that she had to abandon a tour.Ī cyst was found on her vocal cords and removed, but still she could not hold a note. The issues started in 2005, when Brown noticed, while performing with Jools Holland, that she was struggling to maintain her pitch.
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