Brian has become known as "America's Favorite One Handed Pianist". For more than 20 years, Brian has ministered to millions all around the world. Nearly 15 years were spent in Branson MO opening for some of America's premier talent, performers like Roy Clark, Ray Stevens, Ricky Skaggs, Loretta Lynn, Porter Wagoner, Frankie Avalon and many more.While in Branson, Brian also sang and played the piano for Silver Dollar City's resident Gospel quartet, Chosen Few. This award winning group also traveled extensively across the United States, while ministering on TV, radio and in churches of all sizes and denominations. Their song, "The Little Things" (written by Brian) was awarded the 2001 Progressive Southern Gospel Song of the Year and is still in regular rotation on many Gospel radio stations around the country. Also in 2001, Brian and Chosen Few were awarded Branson's "Show of the Year" honors. Since 2005, Brian has traveled as an evangelist, while performing concerts all across America. He continues to encourage people today with his inspiring testimony of being an overcomer. At the age of 6, Brian lost his leg in a lawn mowing accident. This event caused his mother to direct him towards music and becoming a pianist. By age 20, he made his living making music with his hands. In 1994, Brian was in a life-threatening auto accident involving a semi truck, which left him with his left arm paralyzed from the shoulder down. Not giving up and believing God was not finished with him yet, Brian continued to play the piano and inspire others to do the same. Brian is now the host of his own weekly TV show on TCT (Directv 377) called "From Victim To Victory".