David Peel & The Lower East Side - The American Revolution mp3

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• Art Direction – William S. Harvey
• Design [Cover Concept], Design – Robert L. Heimall
• Drums – Tony Bartoli
• Electric Bass – Herb Bushler
• Engineer – Stephen Y. Scheaffer
• Organ – David Horowitz
• Other [Actor] – Marshall Efron
• Photography By – Joel Brodsky
• Producer, Recorded By [Location], Mixed By, Other [Montage] – Peter K. Siegel
• Saxophone [Soprano] – Richard Grando
• Vocals, Guitar – Billy Joe White
• Vocals, Tambourine – Harold C. Black
• Written-By, Vocals, Guitar – David Peel

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• Matrix / Runout (Side A Etched): EKS 74069 A-1 CP STERLING RL XB3
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Etched): EKS 74069 A-1 CP STERLING RL A2

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The American Revolution is the debut studio album and second overall album by David Peel and The Lower East Side, released in 1970 through Elektra Records. All tracks are written by David Peel, except where noted. Tony Bartoli drums. Harold C. Black vocals, tambourine. Herb Bushler bass guitar. Richard Grando soprano saxophone. David Horowitz organ. David Peel vocals, guitar. Billy Joe White vocals, guitar. Production and additional personnel. Joel Brodsky photography. The politically charged David Peel & the Lower East Side directly contrasted their 1968 acoustic live debut, Have a Marijuana recorded in New York City's Washington Square Park, with 1970's American Revolution, an amplified studio outing. The real similarity between the two remains Peel's no-holds-barred, in-your-face attitude and staunchly liberal espousing. Once again joining in the festivities are Peel guitarvocals, Billy Joe White guitarvocals, and Harold C. Black tambourinevocals, as well as new instrumentally intensive recruits Tony Bartoli drums, Herb Bus. Listen album. David Peel & The Lower East Side. Songs in album David Peel & The Lower East Side - The American Revolution 1970. David Peel & The Lower East Side - Lower East Side. David Peel & The Lower East Side - Pledge Of Allegiance. David Peel & The Lower East Side - Legalize Marijuana. David Peel & The Lower East Side - Oink Oink. David Peel & The Lower East Side - I Want To Get High. Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. Artist images. 7 more. David Peel & the Lower East Side. 9,611 listeners. In 1970 the band recorded their second album, The American Revolution, which was also released by Elektra Records now part ofArtist images. In 1970 the band recorded their second album, The American Revolution, which was also released by Elektra Records now part of read more. David Peel & the Lower East Side was an American rock band from Manhattan, New York. The band formed in 1967 to support musician David Peel and originally consisted of Harold C. Black a read more. Black and Billy Joe White. Track Taken From Album The American Revolution Released February jigsaw puzzles for free Home. American Revolution, 2016. Legalize Marijuana, 02:53. Oink Oink, 05:17. Now playing . Although Peel's earlier effort hinted at the band's proto-punk and garage rock leanings, the aggressive electric bashing that accompanies Lower East Side, Hey, Mr. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and 1970 9 Songs. The Lower Eastside. The Pledge of American Revolution album. Review scores. 1 Track listing. 2 Personnel. 3 References. 4 External links. Track listing