9 thoughts on “ Electric Avenue ”

1. Electric Avenue’s sound is so close to that of the original artists that in Warner Music issued a cease-and-desist for using original recordings on their social channels. After hearing the complete live recording of Electric Avenue’s performance, Warner Music issued an apology to the band.
2. "Electric Avenue" is from Grant's album Killer on the Rampage, written in response to what is also known as the Brixton uprising. The disturbances took place in the mostly African-Caribbean.
3. Electric Avenue Lyrics: Boy! / Boy! / Now in the street, there is violence / And a lots of work to be done / No place to hang out the washin' / And I can't blame all on the sun, oh no / We gonna.
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5. Electric Avenue Festival is Christchurch's biggest outdoor summer music festival, held every year in the North Hagley Park events triangle.
6. Electric Avenue is a street in Brixton, London. Built in the s, it was the first market street to be lit by electric lights. Today, the street contains several butchers and fish mongers and hosts a part of Brixton Market, which specializes in selling a mix of African, Caribbean, South American and Asian products.
7. Electric Avenue is a shopping area in the Brixton section of London, named because is was the first street in the area to get electric lights. Brixton was the setting for riots between police and protesters in , which Grant refers to in the opening line, "Down in the street there is violence.".
8. The Electric Avenue referred to by the British musician Eddy Grant in his single by the same name is located in the South London borough of Lambeth, specifically the Brixton neighborhood.
9. Oh we gonna rock down to electric avenue. And then we'll take it higher Oh, we gonna rock down to electric avenue And then we'll take it higher 3rd interlude: Out in the street Out in the street Out in the playground In the dark side of town Oh, we gonna rock down to electric avenue And then we'll take it higher Hey, we gonna rock down to.