found: Terry, S. Toughest Terry & baddest Brown [SR] 1986?:label (Buster Brown, vocals, harmonica) container (b. 1911, Georgia; d. 1976)
found: LC data base, 2-6-91(hdg.: Brown, Buster)
found: online Buster Brown discography, viewed Feb. 10, 2012:(Buster Brown; b. August 15, 1911 in Cordele, GA, died Jan. 31, 1976)
found: Electric blues 1939-2005 ... Part 2, 1954-1967, p2011:container (Buster Brown) booklet (Born in Cordele, Georgia on either August 15, 1911 or August 11, 1914; blues harmonica player who made chart-topping R&B recordings; moved to Newark, New Jersey, in the mid-1950s, and recorded for the Fire and Checker labels; died January 31, 1976 in Brooklyn)
found: Wikipedia, November 8, 2013(Buster Brown; born August 15, 1911, Cordele, Georgia; died January 31, 1976, New York City, New York; American blues and R&B singer best known for his hit Fannie Mae; moved to New York in 1956 where he was discovered by Fire Records owner Bobby Robinson; later recorded for Checker and for numerous small labels; it is often erroneously cited that his real name was Wayman Glasco, but that was Brown's manager who, after his death, bought all of Brown's publishing)
found: Oxford music online, November 8, 2013:Encyclopedia of popular music (Brown, Buster; born Wayman Glasco, August 15, 1911, Cordele, Georgia; died January 31, 1976, Brooklyn, New York; singer and harmonica player)
