Electric Angels
Named after the Bill Nelson album, "Electricity Made Us Angels"
the Electric Angels are the Trans-Atlantic collaboration of
Bob Kingdon, from England and Eric Daum from New England. They are a virtual band inspired by the music of Bill Nelson, Power Pop and girls in short skirts and tight shirts. Bob plays the guitars, Eric, the keys, loops. programming and guitar. Both sing and share songwriting.
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