Underwater Moonlight (45th Anniversary)

Underwater Moonlight (45th Anniversary)More Info Released in 1980, 'Underwater Moonlight' is a 'forgotten' classic. Reminscent of the work of Television and Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd, the band manage to straddle the early new wave of the former and the psychedlic whimsy of the latter with the discordant fragmented blues of Beefheart to produce a distinctive, highly influential and accomplished psychedelic gem. Tracklist 1 I Wanna Destroy You 2 Kingdom of Love 3 Positive Vibrations 4 I Got

Executive Dub

D2 Beatle Bones N' Smokin' Stones 3:11

The walking into the room of “more than just an ordinary boy” (doubtless “drunk with fire”) allows a set of initially different

Side D - Etching

We Are Family

3-9 Man On The Street 2:24

9 THE JUNE BRIDES Josef’s Gone

2-1 Chaos Panic 4:12

with a cover of "Street Fighting Man" originally recorded by The Rolling Stones

between London and Liverpool

Walking On The Moon 4:59

The album also introduced several indelible Golson compositions that would become standards of the jazz songbook including “Along Came Betty” and “Blues March