in recording solos ("The Work Song," and "The Things I've Saved"). Bill Munday accompanied them on his guitar, while in other songs, the Les Baxter Chorus sang back up. End of the duo On August 6, 1966, Gilbert was killed in an automobile accident while driving home after a performance in the Cosmos Club in Seal Beach, California. He was survived by a wife, Judy, and two sons. Eddie Brown continued to record as a solo act. As of 2007, Brown was continuing to work as a record producer and music arranger, most recently with the musical group Gravity 180. Music style The musical duo's focus was creating harmony with Joe Gilbert singing tenor and Eddie Brown singing baritone. Their style incorporated gospel, folk tunes, and blues with a little jazz flavor. Their songs contained a minimum of background instrumentals, since the "main objective was to focus on Joe & Eddie's singing..." The duo was known for their rapid-fire delivery and vocal improvisations, as heard in the songs "Green Grass" and "Children Go". Discography Exciting Folk Duo: Joe & Eddie (1962 GNP/Crescendo 75) (reissued after Gilbert's death on Sunset Records SUS-5210 as Down to Earth) There's A Meetin' Here Tonite (1963 GNP 86) Coast to Coast (1964 GNP 96) Volume 4 (1964 GNP 99) Tear Down The Walls! (1965 GNP 2005)Live In Hollywood (1965 GNP 2007)Walkin' Down The Line (1965 GNP 2014)The Magic of Their Singing (1966 GNP 2021)The Best of Joe & Eddie (1967 GNP 2032); re-released in 1993 on CD (GNPPD 2032) with additional tracks The Gospel Truth'', (compilation album) (GNPS 2052) References External links Eddie Brown website Amazon.com Musicstack.com American folk musical groups American musical duos Folk music duos Male musical duos American gospel musical groups Musical groups from Berkeley, California