British singer-songwriter Jack Browning brings country songs and a painter’s eye to Painted Skies

Jack Browning doesn’t think country music needs a particular zip code. The British singer-songwriter grew up on his dad’s records, climbed the furniture to borrow a Johnny Cash CD, and eventually found that pedal steel and fiddle fit the stories he wanted to tell. The accent might surprise you. The songs make perfect sense. Browning joined Frank and Falls this week to talk about his new album Painted Skies and the unlikely road that led to it.