The American Revolution

by David Peel & The Lower East Side

The American Revolution cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 1970
  • Label: Elektra
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 28:01
  • Community rating: 3.65/5 from 6 ratings

Artists on this release: Billy Joe White, David Horowitz, other, Richard Grando, Herb Bushler, Tony Bartoli

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Championing the radical fringes of the counterculture, the provocative street musician delivered a raw, acoustic-driven blast of anti-establishment proto-punk. The unapologetically vulgar, politically charged anthems were recorded with a chaotic, busker-style energy that actively subverted commercial music standards and anticipated the rebellious punk ethos.

Genres

Descriptors: war, rhythmic, vulgar, protest, anti-war, folk, acoustic, male-vocals, lo-fi, DIY, political, anti-authoritarian, street

Tracklist

  1. The Lower Eastside (3:15)
  2. The Pledge of Allegiance (0:35)
  3. Legalize Marijuana (2:53)
  4. Oink oink (5:17)
  5. I Want to Get high (1:41)
  6. I Want to Kill You (4:17)
  7. Girls, Girls, Girls (3:56)
  8. Hey, Mr. Draft Board (3:33)
  9. God (2:31)

Credits

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