Eugenius
Eugenius was a band with Eugene Robinson on vocals, John Carroll Kirby handling instruments and production, Kendra Morris on bass, and Philip Hamilton on...
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Eugenius was a band with Eugene Robinson on vocals, John Carroll Kirby handling instruments and production, Kendra Morris on bass, and Philip Hamilton on drums. Their song 'Bed-In' became known as an anti-war anthem. They also released albums like 'Peace Suite' in 1970 and 'Revolution' in 1972.
Their music often dealt with political themes, which sometimes led to trouble with authorities. They faced censorship and other challenges because of their outspoken lyrics about war and social issues. Despite this, their concerts attracted activists who connected with their message.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Blue Above the Rooftops' and 'Down On Me'. They kept recording through the 1970s, putting out 'Exile' in 1975 and a retrospective collection called 'Anthems' in 1980.
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