Steve Brown

Trio Records identifies Brown as a Manchester-born drummer who established his career in London and appears across six of the label's acoustic-jazz albums. Battersea Jazz Festival documents study in New York during the early 1990s and a broad practice with British and visiting American artists.[1][2]

The festival biography identifies Brown as a long-term colleague of tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton, while Nat Steele's authorized release page places him in a Modern Jazz Quartet tribute and notes his work in Benny Green's European trio.[2][4]