I, Brute Force, Confections of Love

Brute Force (Stephen Friedland) is best known for 1969's "The King of Fuh", which was arranged by George Harrison and released on The Beatles' Apple Records. Brute Force is the rarest artist on Apple. With this expanded edition of Brute's rare 1967 Columbia debut, "I, Brute Force - Confections of Love." 

Bar/None Records will be reissuing "I, Brute Force, Confections of Love" on October 12th 2010 (plus 5 bonus materials).  Also, Razor Films (an independent feature film development, production, and finance company based in Los Angeles) is currently developing Brute Force documentary film project, produced by Andrew Fuller.


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"Tapeworm of Love," by Brute Force (aka Stephen Friedland), from his album "Confections of Love". (1967)

Dean & Britta + Mercury Rev at Mystery Spot Antiques

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Dean & Britta + Mercury Rev - I'll Keep it With Mine (Bob Dylan cover)
at the Mystery Spot Antiques, Phoenicia, NY 8/15/10

Dean & Britta - I'll Keep It With Mine (Bob Dylan cover)

taken from WFMU session on "Underwater Theme Park with Meghan" - August 12.  Stream and download via WFMU, here.

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Jonathan Donahue and Grasshopper (of Mercury Rev) and Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips (of Dean and Britta) perform George Harrison's "Isn't it a Pity" on the porch of Homer & Langley's Mystery Spot Antiques in Phoenicia, NY, Aug. 15, 2010 as part of the MUSIC FOR FRONT PORCHES series.

Recorded © Laura Levine on August 15, 2010 using a Flip Video camcorder.


Laura Levine's Illustration Portfolio, here!

The front and back covers for the  Richard Thompson CD
"Rumour & Sigh" for Capitol Records.