Mr. E's Beautiful Blues

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"Mr. E's Beautiful Blues"
Single by EELS
from the album Daisies of the Galaxy
Released	14 February 2000 (UK)
Format	CD / 7"
Genre	Rock
Length	3:58
Label	DreamWorks
EELS singles chronology
"Cancer for the Cure" (1998) "Mr. E's Beautiful Blues" (2000) "Flyswatter" (2000)
Alternative cover CD 2 cover

"Mr. E's Beautiful Blues" is a song by the American rock band Eels. It was the first single to be released from their 2000 album, Daisies of the Galaxy, and reached number eleven on the UK Singles Chart. It was produced and co-written by Michael Simpson [[1]] of the Dust Brothers. The song features prominently in the 2000 film Road Trip, and is used in part in the 2008 film Charlie Bartlett.

Contents 1 Track listings 1.1 CD 1 1.2 CD 2 1.3 7" 2 External links

[edit] Track listings

[edit] CD 1

1. "Mr. E's Beautiful Blues" – 3:58
2. "Birdgirl on a Cell Phone" (previously unreleased) – 3:05
3. "Last Stop: This Town" (video)

[edit] CD 2

1. "Mr. E's Beautiful Blues" – 3:58
2. "Hospital Food" (Live from the BBC) – 3:24
3. "Cancer for the Cure" (video)

[edit] 7"

• Side A : "Mr. E's Beautiful Blues"
• Side B : "Birdgirl On A Cell Phone" (previously unreleased)

[edit] External links

• Mr. E's Beautiful Blues (disc 2) at MusicBrainz
• http://www.eelsthediscography.co.uk – eels discography

v • d • e Eels Mark Oliver Everett (E) Other members: Orest Balaban · Wayne Bergeron · Big/Krazy Al · Bobby, Jr. · Jon Brion · Peter Buck · T-Bone Burnett · Butch · The Chet · Jennifer Condos · Amanda Course · Steve Crum · Matt DeMerritt · Wally Gagel · Lisa Germano · David Girdland · Mark Goldenberg · Goldenboy · Scott Gordon · Joe Gore · Probyn Gregory · David Hlebo · Parthenon Huxley · Jim Jacobsen · James King · Koool G Murder · Knuckles · Julie · Jim Lang · Ana Lenchantin · Bill Liston · Heather Lockie · Andy Martin · Joe Meyer · Mickey P. · Dick Mitchell · Jon Molzan · John Parish · Grant-Lee Phillips · Puddin' · John Sebastian · Adam Siegel · Todd Simon · Michael Simpson · Aysa and Chloe of Smoosh · Chris Solberg · Spider · Gerri Sutyak · Paloma Udovic · Michael Valerio · Tom Waits · Tommy Walter · Stuart Wylen Studio albums Beautiful Freak · Electro-Shock Blues · Daisies of the Galaxy · Souljacker · Shootenanny! · Blinking Lights and Other Revelations · Hombre Lobo · End Times E solo albums Bad Dude in Love (as Mark Everett) · A Man Called E · Broken Toy Shop · Levity (as Mark Oliver Everett) · I Am the Messiah (as MC Honky) Other albums Oh What a Beautiful Morning · Electro-Shock Blues Show · Sixteen Tons (Ten Songs) · B-Sides & Rarities 1996-2003 · Eels with Strings: Live at Town Hall · Meet The Eels · Useless Trinkets · Live and in Person! London 2006 · Manchester 2005 · The Myspace Transmissions Session 2009 Singles "Hello Cruel World" · "Nowheresville" · Not for Airplay · "Novocaine for the Soul" · "Susan's House" · "Rags to Rags" · "Your Lucky Day in Hell" · "Beautiful Freak" · "Last Stop: This Town" · "Cancer for the Cure" · "Mr. E's Beautiful Blues" · "Flyswatter" · "Souljacker part I" · "Hey Man (Now You're Really Living)" · "I Want to Protect You" · "My Timing Is Off/Fresh Blood" Related articles Discography · Hugh Everett III · E Works · MC Honky · Things the Grandchildren Should Know

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