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Ed Bruce – Evil Angel

With the production of Tommy West, the song was released in March 1981. On May 30, 1981, it reached # 24 on the U.S Hot Country Songs charts, and remaining a total of 14 weeks on the charts.

Lp cover Ed Bruce ( MCA 1981 )
Lp cover Ed Bruce ( MCA 1981 )
«Evil Angel», song written by Jesse Winchester, was recorded by Ed Bruce for the MCA label, in October 1980, at Sound Stage Studio, 10 Music Circle South, Nashville, TN, along with the rest of the album, in session Recording Ed was accompanied by: Bobby Thompson (guitar), Fred Newell (guitar), Jon Goin (guitar), Pete Bordonalli (guitar), Tommy West (guitar), Bill Kenner (mandolin), Sonny Garrish (steel and dobro) , Joe Allen and Steve Shaffer (bass), Kenny Malone and Bob Gelotte (drums and percussion), Buddy Spicher (fiddle), Shane Keister and Charles Cochran (keyboards). With the production of Tommy West, the song was released in March 1981. On May 30, 1981, it reached # 24 on the U.S Hot Country Songs charts, and remaining a total of 14 weeks on the charts.



The song was included on Ed Bruce’s ninth studio album, One to One (MCA 1981), the album was released in spring 1981, reaching # 29 on May 16, 1981, and remaining a total of 50 weeks on the charts.
Versions:
Jesse Winchester 1999 (Sugar Hill)




Ed Bruce – Evil Angel lyrics

Evil angel on my shoulder well you sure do know your stuff
Now you start off with just a little till I just can’t get enough
Well that first sip of whiskey burnt your tongue
Now didn’t it
That first sip of whiskey it burnt your tongue
Now didn’t it
But you you had to go and have another
Now didn’t you
But the first sip of whiskey oh don’t you remember
That first sip of whiskey burnt your tongue
Evil angel on my shoulder well you sure do know your stuff…
Now that first cigarette had burnt your eyes
Now didn’t it
But that first cigarette burnt your eyes
Now didn’t it
But you you had to go and light another
Now didn’t it
But that first cigarette oh son do you remember
That first cigarette had burnt your eyes
Evil angel on my shoulder well you sure do know your stuff…
Now that first cheating love made you ashamed
Now didn’t it
That first cheating love made you ashamed
Now didn’t it
But you had to go and find another
Now didn’t you
But that first cheating love oh some don’t I remember
That first cheating love made you ashamed
Evil angel on my shoulder well you sure do know your stuff…
Evil angel on my shoulder well you sure do know your stuff…
Ah till I just can’t get enough
Single Ed Bruce ( MCA 1981 )
Single Ed Bruce ( MCA 1981 )

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