On this date in 1981, The Hugh Beaumont Experience released their only EP, Cone Johnson. It was a four track EP that had "Zyklon B", "Where'd You Go Sid", "Money Means So Much To Me" and "Charity" as its offerings. They did not release a vinyl album but put out Virgin Killers on cassette which had an A side of live tracks and a B side of studio tracks recorded with Bob Mould of Husker Du. The formed in Fort Worth, Texas as a teenage band (14-16 year olds) whose reputation as a punk act was renowned across the state. King Coffee, later of The Butthole Surfers, was a member after this EP.
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what the hell. I'm of Fort Worth and am wearing a Hugh Beaumont tshirt. Thought I might google for the thrice time. Found a lovely link to this blog, which I already knew about. but I dont think this link is working. anybody want to help me out?
Works fine for me...
http://www.goodbadmusic.com/2006/10/07/the-hugh-beaumont-experience-the-cone-johnson-ep-7-cygnus-records-usa-1981/
What happens when you click it?
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