Cowboys & Indians

T. GRAHAM BROWN

C&I: You recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of “Wine Into Water” — a deeply personal song for you that has continued to have a profound effect on people for more than a quarter-century.

: It never was a big hit, but it has turned into this thing, this recovery song, and it’s used all over the world. Somebody posted a video of when I sang it at the Ryman Auditorium — and it’s had nearly 6 million views on YouTube. Like I

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