Duncan Browne was an English singer-songwriter and musician, best known for his distinctive, melodic style that fused elements of folk, pop and classical music. Browne gained prominence in the late 1960s with his hit single "On the Bombsite" and further solidified his status in the music industry with the album "Streets of Fire" in 1979. His work is characterized by its lyrical complexity and emotional depth, often drawing from personal experiences. Although his career was cut short by cancer in 1993, Browne's unique blend of musical styles and his introspective songwriting have left an enduring impact on the music world.