King Snake fighting style off. A vial of cobra poison used in the Kobra-cult initiation ceremony was knocked over, and in his attempts to warn King Snake, Robin accidentally caused the villain to be blinded a second time. Robin and Danny Temple escaped, while King Snake was left trapped in the base with no escape. After a significant amount of time, the villain Bane finally learned the identity of his father and tracked King Snake down to the mountain base. Sir Edmund had survived months alone, and was barely alive and severely malnourished. Bane was emotionally conflicted during the reunion, and apparently
Crawling King Snake the band, recorded it for their 1971 album "L.A. Woman". Eric Burdon recorded it as a two-minute track for his 1982 album "Comeback"; his complete 11 minute version is included on a later compilation album. Other versions include those by George Thorogood (1985 "Maverick"), Junior Kimbrough (1994 "Sad Days, Lonely Nights"), Buddy Guy (2003 "Blues Singer"), Etta James (2004 "Blues to the Bone"), and Peter Green Splinter Group (2001 "Blues Don't Change", released 2012). Crawling King Snake "Crawling King Snake" (alternatively "Crawlin' King Snake" or "Crawling/Crawlin' Kingsnake") is a blues song that has been recorded by numerous blues and other