The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

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Sep 25, 2026

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Yes, Poor Old Johnnie Ray Says Goodbye To Love & Offers To Play With Madness. Stinks Lets Himself Down With Wizzard Spelling But He Will Die On This Mountain

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Yes, Poor Old Johnnie Ray Says Goodbye To Love & Offers To Play With Madness. Stinks Lets Himself Down With Wizzard Spelling But He Will Die On This Mountain

Sep 25 · 1 Mention

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Big CHOST

70:58

as well, wouldn't it? Would have been interesting.

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Big CHOST

70:59

Crazy world of Arthur Brown.

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Big CHOST

71:01

Do you like sweet? Do you like good music? I know the

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Stinky PeteHOST

71:05

song.

Rick Wakeman and Amanda Whiting close out the series

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Rick Wakeman and Amanda Whiting close out the series

Sep 18 · 4 Mentions

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Geoffrey BoakyeHOST

27:24

[laughs]

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Rick WakemanGUEST

27:24

... and the only one that really comes immediately to mind is The Crazy World of Arthur Brown and Fire.

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Arthur BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER

27:30

I am the god of hellfire, and I bring you Fire.

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Arthur BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER

27:36

I'll teach you to burn.

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Arthur BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER

27:43

I'll teach you to learn.

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Arthur BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER

27:47

I'll see you burn.

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Anna PhoebeHOST

27:51

Fire by the British group The Crazy World of Arthur Brown from 1968.

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Anna PhoebeHOST

27:56

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Alan Warner of The Foundations: The Story Behind “Build Me Up Buttercup” and a Lifetime of Timeless Music

Sep 8 · 1 Mention

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Alan WarnerGUEST

5:35

Well, that, that's quite well documented.

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Alan WarnerGUEST

5:38

He, uh, was the, became famous for, uh, the Arthur Brown, Crazy World of Arthur Brown.

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Tony MantorHOST

5:44

Right.

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Alan WarnerGUEST

5:44

And, um, I suppose his most famous one was, uh, Fire.