Sing Brother Sing
by Edgar Broughton Band
- Type: Album
- Released: June 1970
- Label: Harvest
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 40:09
- Community rating: 3.8/5 from 5 ratings
Artists on this release: Peter Jenner
Album Notes & Community Reviews
The Edgar Broughton Band's second album continued their association with the radical end of the British underground and the Harvest label. 'Sing Brother Sing' places the group's rough vocal delivery and heavy psychedelic sound within lengthy, confrontational arrangements that preserved their reputation as a politically charged live act.
Genres
Descriptors: political, protest, bluesy, progressive, british
Tracklist
- There's No Vibrations, But Wait! (4:10)
- The Moth (1:45)
- The People (1:00)
- Peter (2:27)
- Momma's Reward (Keep Them Freak's A Rollin') (3:05)
- Refugee (3:29)
- Officer Dan (1:36)
- Old Gopher (3:50)
- Aphrodite (4:04)
- Granma (2:24)
- The Psychopath (2:19)
- Is For Butterflies (4:30)
- It's Falling Away (5:30)
Credits
- Steve Broughton - written-by
- Edgar Broughton Band - primary artist, design, layout, artwork [inside drawings], written-by
- Peter Mew - engineer
- Andy Stephens - engineer [assistant]
- Neil Richmond - engineer [assistant]
- Derek Carter - photography by [front & back]
- Lothar Schiffler - photography by [inset three boys]
- Peter Jenner - producer