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Downtown Brown
Downtown Brown came up in the late 1960s psychedelic rock scene, with Patch Brown out front. They put out a few more records in the 1970s, including...
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Downtown Brown came up in the late 1960s psychedelic rock scene, with Patch Brown out front.
They put out a few more records in the 1970s, including 'Phantasmagoria' in 1971 and 'The Serpent's Eye' in 1973. Other songs like 'Sit in the pit' and 'Smooth Talker' show the band's mix of blues, jazz, and funk elements. The lineup included Billy 'Bones' Johnson on bass, 'Snake' Jones on drums, and 'Lily' Lane on vocals and tambourine.
'Orange Bitch' stuck around as a cult favorite, known for its energy and defiance.
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