Edgar Broughton Band - Death of an Electric Citizen (1969)

[MrMacca1951]

brilliant original band seen them in london & sunderland many times never dates dont think the captain was this good though but still excellent in his own way

[TheARKADIASUN]

I'd bet my right hand that the great Captain Beefheart(or his brother...) was singing. Oh well...

[1712theGman]

over used word but this is awesome!

[Hillfunk]

saw these so many times...this was my favourite EBB track !!

[bigtone1348]

Join the march & eat my starch!!!

[atirisdes]

More pseudo-bluesy psychocrapic awfully-sang worse-played shit.

Underrated... yes, under decency.

[theclarkey100]

yeah,baby, yeah! ...Happy days, eh, and keep them freaks a-rollin'!

[Rhyull]

Thanks for posting. Happy memories!

[ralucagymnast]

Love this song, really I do. Love the Edgar Broughton Band; faves are Why cant somebody love me, this(Death of an Electric Citizen), Aphrodite, Grandma, Psychophath, Theres no vibrations but wait, 1.There's No Vibrations, But Wait! 2.The Moth (i)The Moth (ii)People (iii)Peter 3.Momma's Reward (Keep Them Freak's A Rollin') 4.Refugee 5.Officer Dan 6.Old Gopher 7.Aphrodite 8.Granma 9.Psychopath (i)The Psychopath (ii)(B) Is For Butterflies 10.It's Falling Away

[joealanouf]

reminds m,e of beef hart

[drachir6]

Saw them do this at Hyde Park in 1970 , John Peel was the master of ceremonies, Pink Floyd topped the bill. Roy Harper was also on. Out Demons Out had a 150,000 people on there feet.