ARTHUR BROWN'S KINGDOM COME
''KINGDOM COME''
1973
61:07
1. The Teacher/1:55
2. A Scientific Experiment Featuring "Lower Colonic Irrigation"/7:25
3. The Whirlpool/4:17
4. The Hymn/8:44
5. Water/8:10
6. Love Is (The Spirit That Will Never Die)/4:20
7. City Melody/6:10
8. Traffic Light Song/2:43
9. Traffic Light Song (Alternative Version)/2:42
10. The Hymn (Alternative Version)/5:58
11. A Scientific Experiment Featuring "Lower Colonic Irrigation" (Alternative Version)/8:43
Arthur Brown /Vibraphone, Vocals
Phil Curtis /Bass
Andy Dalby /Guitar, Strings, Vocals
Goodge Harris /Keyboards, Vocals
Michael Harris /Keyboards
Phil Shutt /Bass, Vocals
Martin Steer /Drums
BIOGRAPHY
by Rovi
This UK band was formed in 1971 by the eccentric Arthur Brown (b. Arthur Wilton-Brown, 24 June 1944, Whitby, Yorkshire, England), a vocalist who had achieved momentary commercial fame three years earlier with his memorable single, "Fire". This new venture was completed by Andrew Dalby (b. Gainsborough, England; guitar), Julian Paul Brown (b. Liverpool, England; synthesizer), Michael Harris (keyboards), Desmond Fisher (bass) and Martin Steer (drums), a line-up immortalized in the film Glastonbury Fayre. Their debut album, Galactic Zoo Dossier, was a radical, experimental set, and featured an extended version of "Space Plucks", a piece the singer had written for his previous band with organist Vincent Crane. This high standard was sadly not maintained on its follow-up, Kingdom Come, which relied on contemporary progressive styles and featured new bass player Phil Shutt. Harris and Steer were dropped from the band for Journey, on which Brown, Dalby and Shutt were joined by keyboardist Victor Peraino and a drum machine. Kingdom Come broke up completely when their founder embarked on an erratic solo career.
''KINGDOM COME''
1973
61:07
1. The Teacher/1:55
2. A Scientific Experiment Featuring "Lower Colonic Irrigation"/7:25
3. The Whirlpool/4:17
4. The Hymn/8:44
5. Water/8:10
6. Love Is (The Spirit That Will Never Die)/4:20
7. City Melody/6:10
8. Traffic Light Song/2:43
9. Traffic Light Song (Alternative Version)/2:42
10. The Hymn (Alternative Version)/5:58
11. A Scientific Experiment Featuring "Lower Colonic Irrigation" (Alternative Version)/8:43
Arthur Brown /Vibraphone, Vocals
Phil Curtis /Bass
Andy Dalby /Guitar, Strings, Vocals
Goodge Harris /Keyboards, Vocals
Michael Harris /Keyboards
Phil Shutt /Bass, Vocals
Martin Steer /Drums
BIOGRAPHY
by Rovi
This UK band was formed in 1971 by the eccentric Arthur Brown (b. Arthur Wilton-Brown, 24 June 1944, Whitby, Yorkshire, England), a vocalist who had achieved momentary commercial fame three years earlier with his memorable single, "Fire". This new venture was completed by Andrew Dalby (b. Gainsborough, England; guitar), Julian Paul Brown (b. Liverpool, England; synthesizer), Michael Harris (keyboards), Desmond Fisher (bass) and Martin Steer (drums), a line-up immortalized in the film Glastonbury Fayre. Their debut album, Galactic Zoo Dossier, was a radical, experimental set, and featured an extended version of "Space Plucks", a piece the singer had written for his previous band with organist Vincent Crane. This high standard was sadly not maintained on its follow-up, Kingdom Come, which relied on contemporary progressive styles and featured new bass player Phil Shutt. Harris and Steer were dropped from the band for Journey, on which Brown, Dalby and Shutt were joined by keyboardist Victor Peraino and a drum machine. Kingdom Come broke up completely when their founder embarked on an erratic solo career.
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