Long Long Road

Pretty much everyone into rock music knows Arthur Brown - not just because of his iconic, career-defining transatlantic hit single 'Fire' from the 1968 album "The Crazy World of Arthur Brown," but also through his collaborations with other outstanding artists. He made a cameo in the cult film "Tommy," where his dramatic vocals were backed by Eric Clapton and The Who. Arthur Brown has also worked with The Alan Parsons Project, David Gilmour, The Prodigy, Bruce Dickinson, The Stranglers, Kula Shaker, Die Krupps, and many others. Scheduled for release on Arthur's 80th birthday on June 24, 2022, "Long Long Road" effortlessly shifts from progressive rock and soul to pristine blues rock. The much-loved singer showcases his full vocal range with a mature mastery that comes only with a lifetime of experience. Wild, vibrant, and filled with rich musical textures, this album is quintessentially Arthur Brown. It can easily be seen as the apex and summary of a fascinating career spanning several decades. Arthur Brown is widely credited as a pioneer of shock rock and progressive rock, and a significant influence on heavy metal. His live performances include iconic classics, dance, poetry, visuals, and a subliminal soundtrack of new electronic music. Arthur still brings his dramatically elegant and extravagant style to the stage, maintaining the gold standard he established. With each note on "Long Long Road," Arthur Brown makes the impressive