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INSTRUMENTALS/SURF
DOC BAGBY - Home Run/Cloud Eight Kaiser (USA) 383 VG 4
(Super-fast jazz/jump-blues instro with honkin' sax, guitar break, organ break... flipside is
mellow and snoozy.)
B-B - Sea Fever/Ivory Marbles Cover (USA) 1961 VG 6
(AKA B.B. Cunningham, Sun/Philips artist. Low-key guitar instro with strings and choral
effects, like a teen-triplets-stroll-ballad without a sanger. Flip's more of a rocker,
piano-based boogie-tonky-boogie with a tough guitar break.)
BEACH BOYS - Help Me Rhonda/Kiss Me, Baby Capitol (USA) 5395 VG+/@VG+ 12
(1965. Classic BB.s tune, one of my favorites... B-side's a slow ballad, a bit too draggy and
sweet for my tastes.)
BEACH BOYS - Sloop John B/You're So Good To Me Capitol (USA) 5602 VG+/VG+ 25
(1966, Pet Sounds era; pounding riff on the B-side gives a bit of a frat/garage feel that's
unusual for them.)
BELL SOUNDS - Marching Guitars/Chloe Chancellor (USA) 1043 VG+ 5
(Average instro, beautifully mastered (LOUD) with about 15 guitar breaks. Pret-ty damn sharp.
RSOL.)
BIG BEATS - Clark's Expedition/Big Boy Columbia (USA) 4-41072 VG++ 12
(Heavy-swingin' jazz-and-b sax instro. Nice piano. Guitar break.)
BILLY JOE & THE CHECKMATES - Percolator/Round & Round & Round & Round Dore (USA) 620 VG++ 6
(Quirky instro with lead vibraphone, based on a coffee commercial? Flipside's a big-band
novelty, closer to dixieland than rocknroll. WOL, 2SOL.)
ACE CANNON - Sugar Blues/ Santo S-107 VG+ 4
(1962 on little Memphis indie label. Straight jazz sides, with bluesy/boogie-woogie feel to
B-side. Saxophone leads, also nice jazz-guitar soloing on both tracks.)
CARNABY STREET SET - I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman/ Columbia 44092 NM- 8
(1967, WLP. I've been wondering for a couple of years what this song was, and I'm still won-
dering... Instro version with whistling and a couple of voices making with the 'la la la's.
Flipside is a straight instro with lead guitar, in the Duane Eddy/Shadows style.)
CHAMPS - Tequila/ Challenge 1016 @VG 3
(Instro classic b/w nice piano rocker that you've never heard before.)
CHECKERS - Blue Saturday/ Skyla (USA) 1120 VG+ 6
(1961, WLP. Country-ish tonk-a-billy instro two-sider. Johnny Burnette, Jimmy Bowen involvement.
Light warp, NAP.)
CJ - Honky Tonk Part 1/Jokers Wild House Of Rhythm (USA) 891 NM 3
(1989, Nashville. Kinda sluggish, but it swings.Who woulda thought they'd still be recording
'62-style guitar instros in 1989? Who,I ask ya. Who?)
CRUME BROTHERS -Lost Bandit/ Peacock (USA) 1916 VG 4
(1962, WLP. Instro two-sider with mild Mex/Tejano flavoring. Innovative two-guitar arrangement,
interesting in that respect, but otherwise strictly from Duane Eddy-ville.)
DANNY DARK - Jitters/Tijuana Two-Step Reprise (USA) 343 VG++ 5
(WLP. Bouncy big-beat exploito gogotheque with lead trumpet & sorta-rockin organ break.)
BOBBY DAVIS & RHYTHM ROCKERS - The Monkey Shout/Get Wit It
Vest (USA) 8003 VG+ 6 ON HOLD
(1964-65-ish, sax-led instro with KING CURTIS. More guitar than usual, esp. on A-side. But...
um... where's the monkey business? Ain't none. BBH.)
DIABOLIQUES - Bubbles/ Merri (USA) 6005 stVG/@VG++ 11
(1963, CA label. East LA band? A-side is limp and loungey, sweet mariachi horn-section, not-very-
rockin' rhythm section. B-side is the ROCKER on this one, ooh, yeah... has some wild, hawnkin'
sax. Cute & adorable picture sleeve, too, with little cartoon debbils rockin' out on they
instruments.)
DUANE EDDY - Ramrod/Walker Jamie 1109 VG++ 10
- Mason-Dixon Lion 1111 stNM- 13
- Quiet Three/40 Miles... Jamie 1126 stVG++/@NM 30
- Some Kinda Earthquake/ 1130 stVG++/NM- 27
- Bonnie Come Back/Lost Island Jamie 1144 stVG++/NM- 27
DUANE EDDY - Dance With The Guitar Man/ RCA 8087 VG++ 7
(Hey, a vocal side for once! 'S pretty okay, kind of a beach-movie dancin' surf-bunnies kinda
vibe. Flip's a typical slow twang. They tell me them singin' gals is The Blossoms.)
ALLYN FERGUSON ORCH W/SHELLY MANNE - Jim's March/ Ava C157 NM-- 4
(Discotheque fake-rock on one side, soundtrack pomp on the other.Small water stain on label.)
FIREBALLS - Quite A Party/Gunshot Warwick 644 @VG++ 6
- C'Mon, React!/ Atco 6614 WLP NM- 6
FOUR - Lonely Surfer Boy/Now Is The Time Clark (USA) 225 stVG 6
(Early 1965. Harmony-vocal ballad with surf-guitar, sounds like they're reworking the "Lonely
Bull" riff. Flip's uptempo, Merseyish beat.)
FOUR STARS - Blue Dawn/The Frog Era 3021 lt.woc @VG++/VG+ 20 
(BLUE VINYL)
FRANKIE AND THE FLIPS - Pop-Eye Twist/Devil Dog Rock Savoy (USA) 1602 VG 4
(Promo label. Kind of a mess -- organ break/sax break/guitar break... can't hear the drums... I
can't imagine anyone getting any kind of dance action out of this one. B-side's more okayer, I
guess, in a Johnny And The Hurricanes kinda way.)
BOBBY GREGG - The Jam, Part 1/Part 2 Cotton (USA) 1003 VG+ 10
(HOT motherfucking R&B instro. Guitar breaks, shrieking sax -- whoa, it's a beauty! Looks like
Roy Buchanan's on this one...)
HONDELLS - My Buddy Seat/
Mercury 2366 blk lbl @VG+ 7 ON HOLD
GUITAR "MUVVA" HUBBARD - Raunchy/The Other Side ABC (USA) 9869 NM-- 7
(Kinda bland cover of instro-rock standard b/w solid, heavy-riffing sax & guitar stroll-boogie,
long guitar break.)
JORGEN INGMANN - Apache/Echo Boogie Atco (USA) 6184 @VG++ 4
(Classic instro -- if you think you've never heard it before, you are wrong, and you'll recognize
it as soon as you put the needle down. Unless you're, like, young. Flip is cute too - so severe-
ly echoed out it sounds like Frippertronics. No, that's a joke, son. XXOL.) 
INTRUDERS - Fried Eggs/Jefferie's Rock Fame (USA) 101 VG+ 15
OR NM 25
(Rhythm section's a bit flabby, but there's lots of good lead guitar. LOTS. SOL.)
JAN N ARNIE - Jennie Lee/Get A Date Arwin MM 108 sol lt.tol VG- 3
JOEY/CONTINENTALS - She Rides With Me/ Claridge 304 VG++ 12
(1965. Beach Boys cover b/w Sam The Sham style frat-rock. Some heavy-duty drum action.)
KINGPINS - Ode To Billie Joe/ Atco 6516 @G FWP
(Soul-tinged instro version of OTBJ, nice saxophone. Flip's fonkier. This record is banged up
and skips in several places -- you can have it for free; all you gotta do is ask.)
LEGENDS - Lariat/ Key 1002 @VG 2
(1961, instro two-sider with some elaborate, skillful guitar work. Record would be NM but for a
short crack. Plays without problems.)
LEGENDS - Lariat/ Ermine 41 NM- 15
(1962-63. Fast guitar-led instros, some pretty snazzy playing. B-side's sorta bluesy in tone.
Different flip from Key Rec.s release.)
LUDWIG/KLASSICS - Mumph/ Imperial 66163 stVG++ 10
(1968? Promo label. Piano-based slow-dance instro; nice beat and some fairly sophisticated
jazzy playing. Joe Saraceno/Buddy Prince project...)
MARK II - And A Robin Cried/ Wye (USA) S-1004 VG++ 10
(Easy-listening instro with shuffling New Orleans-y rhythm section. Massive violin sound on both
sides, oh BOY!)
TOBIN MATTHEWS & COMPANY - Irish Washerwoman/Steel Guitar Rag Chief 7024 VG+ 6
(1961. Rock & stroll instrumentals. First label CHIEF, line drawing of brave w/headdress.)
NEW!! 6/16 MELODY MATES - Autumn Love/Just Plain Guit Decca (USA) 31000 VG++ 5
(Moody & countryish with lead guitar and harmonica. Flip's a slowish rocker, nice
pianner-poundin'.)
MARV MEREDITH - Salvation Rock/Swiss Miss Strand (USA) 25021 stVG++ 5
(Unusual lite-rock instro with weird instrumentation -- sleighbells, carillon, tympani... Mort
Garson involvement.)
MISSILES - Little Mary/The Singing Flute Lawn (USA) 213 VG++ 7
(WLP. 1963. Flute-led beat-group instros. A-side is a jazzed-up Mary Had A Little Lamb.)
NEW!! 6/16 O.C. AND THE HOLIDAYS - The Tuttle/Watch That Action Warner (USA) 1019 stVG 5
(Sax-led instro, kinda bland. Flip's a bit more rockin'.)
NEW!! 6/16 OMEGAS - Midnight Run/I Wanna Go Home Groove (USA) G4-4 NM- 25
(Wipe-out drums, hot-rod noises, lead sax, minimal chord changes. Fairly boss. Flip's a bit
less exciting.)
OUT CROWD - Get Yorself Together Part 2/part 3 Omen (USA) 11 VG++ 30
(1966? WLP. Discotheque/fratsoul instro based on "The In Crowd". Popular Mod spin these days?
Pricier elsewhere. SO2L.)
PACE-SETTERS - Mustang/Heads Up Ava C-161 lt. rw WLP NM-- 22
EDDIE PLATT - Cha-Hua-Hua/Vodka Gone (USA) 5031 VG++ 10
(Mambo-ey rocker with wordless choral effects, nice baritone sax. Fun two-sider.)
PYRAMIDS - Penetration/...Marsha Best 13002 @VG++ 17
NEW!! 6/16 LITTLE BOBBY REY - Rockin' J Bells/Corrido De Auld Lang Syne
Original Sound (USA) OS-08 VG++ 12
(Sax & piano rocker with loud, swingin' trashcan drums. Guitar break. Flip's about the same,
not quite as dynamic.)
(ROCKIN') REBELS - Wild Weekend/ Mar-Lee 0094 WLP VG+ 30
(SCARCE-ISH 1st issue/PROMO/lt.warp, NAP.)
MEL "PIG" ROBBINS - Fidgety/Loneliness Mr. Peacock (USA) MP 103 VG++ 15
(1961. Crisp & punchy production, sorta ordinary instro with a dark-edged, bluesy feel. Flip
features lead piano and a string section; piano is kinda tonk-ish in feel. Comes with a LETTER
from owner of label to the guy who produced the record.)
RONNIE & RAINBOWS - Loose Ends/ Linda (USA) 667 stVG++ 15
(WLP. Odd slow instro with guitar and baritone sax leads, kinda nifty. Some flashes of good
guitar work on B-side as well.) 
ROYALTONES - Dixie Rock/Royal Whirl Goldisc (USA) 3017 VG+ 8
(Twangy. Wacky arrangements. Some sax.)
ROYALTONES - Poor Boy/Wail Jubilee (USA) 5338 VG 3
(Offbeat instro with some gimmicky instrumentation. Flip's more straightforward, with long
heads-up guitar & sax breaks.)
ROYALTONES - Little Bo/Seesaw Jubilee 5362 VG+ 5
(1959. Sol. Probably jazzbos slumming; A-side's organized around a big ol' drum solo, flip uses
a baritone sax, kinda unusual, & features an early appearance of the 'Hippy Hippy Shake' riff.)
SHOWBOATS - Too Much/Sidewinder Goldband (USA) G-132 stVG++ 12
(1963. Hot & hyperactive four-chord R&B/boogie-woogie instro with honking sax. Hot guitar break.
B-side sounds like 'Tequila' played sideways. I have the vague feeling they might be a Chicano
band.)
SPACEMEN - The Lonely Jet Pilot/The Clouds Alton (USA) 254 VG 3
(Stripper-vamp with weird-sounding echomonster harmonica, nice billy-style guitar break.)
SUPERTONES - Slippin' And Sloppin'Part 1/Part 2 Everest 9-19325 VG 5
(WLP. Proto-surf with remarkably wet-sounding reverb-guitar. Think it was 1961 or '62...)
TOMKO TRIO - Get With It/ Artistique rec.s DPC 6135 stG 3
(Cute instros; a sorta-rocker and a sorta-mambo. Accordeon, honking sax, and lotsa little drum
solos. Looks like hell, plays pretty decently.)
TUNE ROCKERS - Green Mosquito/Warm Up United Artists (USA) UA139 VG++ 15
(Crude instro with three-note sax lead, reminds me of "I've Had It." Flipside's faster & more
competent, kinda exciting. Comped on "Songs We Taught The Cramps". 2SOL.)
NEW!! 11/15 UNTOUCHABLES - Deacon's Walk/Limbo-Nova Lawn (USA) 211 VG++ 10
(1962-ish instros. B-side is too calypso-ey to be much of a rocker, flip's a little better,
but still kinda soggy. Sax-led, no guitar breaks. BBH.)
VIRTUES - Guitar Boogie Shuffle/ Hunt 324 VG++ 5
(1959. 'Billy instro, nice grimy-sounding production.)
VIRTUES - Flippin' In/Shufflin' Along Hunt (USA) 327 VG+ 5
(Lively & well-recorded instro two-sider with some good guitar.)
NOVELTY
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A.L.T. & THE LOST CIVILIZATION - Tequila/ Atco 7-98533 NM 4
(1992, Novelty raps by LA(?) Mexicanos. A-side sets an elaborate drinking story over a version
of the Champs classic, and B-side is equally goofy.)
AL ALBERTS - I Am A Sick American/Try A Little Love Alstel (USA) 315 NM 3
(70's. I was hoping this would be a parody, but it's straight out of the Paul Harvey kook-book;
he's a sick american, sick of criminals and protestors and revolutionaries and drug addicts...
Yawn... Flipside's a standard-issue big-band/pop song; vocal sorta reminds me of Steve 
Lawrence.)
JIM BACKUS - I Was A Teenage Reindeer/The Office Party Dico (USA) 101 stVG 15
(1958? Spoken-comedy dialogue with rock&roll/Vegas-grind instro backing. Beatnik/juvie slang,
hotrod content... Flip doesn't have any topical interest.)
GLORIA BECKER - Sixteen Pounds/ Real (USA)1304 VG 6
(1955. Answer record, pretty funny, seems to be about "the problem with no name". Flip's a
straight ballad; people who get a kick out of Latin cliches will... hear Latin cliches that
might amuse them. Both sides written by LALO GUERRERO.)
LONG JOHN BERKS - Ek Is 'N Ge/ Continental (SA) PD 9441 VG++/stVG 8
(1968. Music-hall b/w South African-style sorta-country. Old-fart music, but A-side gets some
youth-novelty points for excessive use of wildly slangy afrikaanglish street-language. Still,
it's basically crooner + piano..)
NEW!! 6/16 STEVE BLEDSOE AND THE BLUE-JAYS - Stan The Man/Peabody's Tomb
Scope (USA) 1961 VG++ 12
(Country-flavored hokum, tribute to Stan Musial. Not sure what the flip is about, but it's
sorta jazz/beatnik/graveyard something or other... Monster...)
BOB BRAUN & HOMETOWNERS - Brave Men Not Afraid/Melissa Fraternity (USA) 965 NM- 6
(Adult-pop with touches of teen and C&W. A-side is pro-war, mostly spoken, regurges up ALL the
cold-war cliches about Freedom and Honor and ... you know, stuff like that.)
CHIPMUNKS - Chipmunk Song/Alvin's Harmonica Liberty 55250 @VG++/XX 10
(1st cover, with 'realistic' chipmunks. SLEEVE ONLY.)
TED CONNOR - Commandments For Parents/
Caprice (USA) 0075 stVG+ 5 ON HOLD
(1963. "Inspirational" spoken-word over orchestra, telling parents what to do to raise
honorable, upright, good god-fearing citizens who ain't pinko commie atheist JD.s.
Flipside is a white vocal quartet.)
DISCO TEX & SEX-O-LETTES -Woolly Bully/ Chelsea CH 3070 NM 4
(Criminally stupid. 1976.)
DUDLEY - El Pizza/Lone Prairie Rock Arvee (USA) 587 NM 7
(1960. Marty Robbins parody b/w "Red River Rock" style instrumental. H B Barnum involvement.)
NEW!! 6/16 TOMMY ECKOLS - Chee Chee The Private Eye/I Guess I've Lost You After All
East End (USA) 723 @NM 12
("Who Killed Cock Robin", with an arrangement that's guaranteed to drive you up the wall.
Kiddie-teevee feel. Flip's a country/bopper, played straight.)
HARCOURT FREES - The Skin Diver/ Cascade (USA) 5904 VG++ 10
(Doofy novelty; skin-diver and mermaid -- half-baked special effects. Flip is a teenish sax-a-
billy rocker. Small RSOL.)
FRANK GALLOP - The Ballad Of Irving/PHIL LEEDS - Would You Believe It? Kapp (USA) 745 VG++ 4
(LP tracks from Jewish-themed comedy album. A-side's a parody of "Big Bad John".)
DICKIE GOODMAN - Watergrate/ Rainy Wednesday 202 stVG++ 4
PAUL HAMPTON - I'm In Love With A Bunny (At The Playboy Club)/Bandera
Battle (USA) 45919 VG+/VG++ 13
(1963. Engagingly silly hillbilly rocker/teen novelty, Homer n Jethro stupid-on-purpose
rockin-style. Flip's a murder ballad; if you need to see how Gene Pitney + Marty Robbins
= "Come A Little Bit Closer", you have to have it. RW to sleeve.)
HERMIE - The Littlest Flower/Hermie's Prayer USA (USA) 909 VG++ 7
(Bizarro Xian/civil rights allegories recited by black 6 year old with orchestral music behind.
BBH.)
KEN & FLIP - The Now Confessional/ Aurum 45-100 stVG+ 4
(No date, apparently 1972. Stand-up comedy duo, one side recorded live. Reminds me a bit of
Burns & Schreiber.)
SCOTT KEY - Town Crier/ Pyramid (USA) 8002 NM-- 3
(1976. Bicentennial-themed break-in. Comedy skit on the flip. Striking orig. fac. sleeve.)
KOOKIE JOE - The Kookie Limbo (vocal)/(instr.) Nermel (USA) 846 stVG 3
(1961, high-tenor faux-calypso on label from El Monte, CA. Cute, I guess.)
NAPOLEON JONES - Women/The Benefits Of Rubber To Mankind Nappy (USA) 3763 stVG 8
(1960, FLA label. Cracker-voiced public-speaking, guy was a member of Toastmasters or something.
Might POSSIBLY be stand-up comedy, but it is 100% joke-free. Major "what the fuck" piece.)
HILLY KRYSTAL - Man Of The Sky/ Primary (USA) 101 NM 20
(1976. Too weird. Too weird. I never knew this existed... Owner of CBGB's tried his hand at
50's-style balladizing. Big band arrangements, two songs about ... space travel. Sounds
like it could have come off a Guy Mitchell album... or one by Lorne Greene...)
LINDA LAURIE - Ambrose (Part Five)/ Glory (USA) 290 @VG++ 6
(1959. Teen-girl oddity, basically a comedy monologue about trying to engage with an
uncommunicative boyfriend under difficult conditions. Bluesy, piano-based background
instro. Just keep walkin'.)
LEE & PAUL - The Chick/ Columbia 4-41337 NM-- 8
(Probably 1959-60. Sappy lullaby music with preschool falsetto voice interrupted during each
chorus by a beatnik/Kookie-clone that wants to rock out. Flip's upbeat teen-pop, kinda
Sedaka-esque. Performers are Paul Vance and Lee Bockris, I recognize those names from
songwriting credits elsewhere... and I think I have a mid-60's Paul Vance 45 listed under
'jazz-pop vocals'.)
LORD DIDD AND THE DIDN'TS - Gunga Didn't/Morse Code Mr. Peacock (USA) MP 108 NM- 5
(Unbelievably stoopid: trumpet, sound effects and a fake-brit-accent narrator who might almost
be Lord Buckley recreating the sounds of a battle-scene from the movie. Flip's a hard-bop
instro with a long drum solo. What the hell are you supposed to do with a record like this
one?)
VICTOR LUNDBERG - Open Letter To My Teenaged Son/ Liberty 55996 @VG+ 3
(Father knows best. Sit back and listen. And put down that hash pipe. Clean, but heat-damaged &
a bit noisy.)
MARK III - Valerie/Man ABC (USA) 10280 stVG 5
(WLP, 1961. Folkies doin' a teen-death ballad parody, with lead banjo used to ludicrous
effect. Really... um... strange. B-side is straight folkie-folk protest hootin', anti-war
flavor.)
HOWARD MARREN - The Phantom Strikes Again/ Fargo (USA) 1006 VG+ 8
(1959, obnoxious/appealing pre-teen novelty sides, "Leave It To Beaver" set to music. Both
sides comped, on The Kiddie Sound V1/V2, like it was doo-wop or something.)
MAXIMUS & HIS PROJECTORS - (A Thing Called) Limericks, Part One/ MBM 1945 stVG 4
(Louisiana, pre-zip code. Party record, smutty jokes...)
BOB MCFADDEN & DOR - The Mummy/The Beat Generation Brunswick (USA) 9-55140 NM- 25
(1959, Rod McKuen novelties; A-side is especially ludicrous.)
JOHNNY MOORE & FABULOUS TEMPOS - Tessie The Cow/Nut Sundae #2 Salem (USA) 524 VG++ 8
(Cow swallows bomb, cow go boom. Spike Jones-ish Demento fodder. Flip's a soggy instro with lead
trumpet. Virginia label, no zip code. WOL.)
NERVOUS NORVUS - Ape Call/ Dot (USA) 15485 @VG 4
(Classic 1956 doofusness... I guess. Kinda left me cold, but a lot of people love him.)
PANIKS - I Can Beat Him Up/Playin' Games 20th Century Fox (USA) 639 stVG++ 15
(Stoopid Superman/Batman novelty with sweet SoCal surfer-folk-psych harmonies. Flip's a throw-
away, mostly-instro knock-off of La Bamba.)
PUSH BUTTON PETE - Push Button Click/ Lighthouse (UK) 001 VG 2
(1984. Weird bubble-glam throwback, seems to be intended as kiddie-pop, like from a tv show or
something. Kinda cute, I guess...)
RAN-DELLS - Martian Hop/Forgive Me Darling (I Have Lied) Chairman (USA) 4003 stVG++/VG++ 40
(1963. White vocal group -- A side gets the Chipmunk treatment & cosmic-sound space effects.
It's adorable. B-side's a standard issue teen weeper, reminds me of Gene P. Picture sleeve
for this one is getting kinda tough.)
AUGIE RIOS - Donde Esta Santa Claus/Ol' Fatso Metro(USA) 20010 stVG++ 20
(TX, Popcorn-sound novelty with accented little-kid vocals. Augie went on to the Sir Douglas
Quintet... Company sleeve.)
SENATOR BOBBY/SENATOR EVERETT MCKINLEY - Wild Thing/ Parkway P127 NM 6
(Two impressionists imitate two politicians recording two versions of "Wild Thing". I think you
know the concept by now.)
SLIM JIM - The Kong Family/ Laurie LR 3572 NM 6
(Ernie Maresca involvement, 1970. 'Rocking in jungle' silliness.Has sitar. Promo label.)
HAL SOUTHERN - Fairground USA/ Sage 396 @VG++/NM 12
(Annoying novelty about going to the fair, reminds me of the 'let's go out to the lobby' song.
Unusual to see a picture sleeve from this label, but it's not a very attractive one.)
V/A - Free Speech Carols FSM (USA) 1 VG+ 12
(1964, Berkeley. Similar to the Rag Baby EP.s, topical songs relating to Mario Cuomo, the Free
Speech Movement, pre SDS, and their conflicts with Uni authorities. Rewrites of traditional
Christmas Carols, with scathing satirical lyrics. Comes with original rubber-stamped sleeve
but does not have lyric insert. I know a place where you might be able to get a xerox...
Straight-up folk, not electrified; listed on this page for its proto-hippie historical int-
erest. Tear on label.)
OSCAR RAY WARREN - Burton Ridge Rock Festival/Dear Mr. President
Pro Sound (USA) 7203 VG++ 6
(Stand-up with banjo pickin, Hee-haw style redneck comedy, about the stupidest naivest hicktown
ever.)
BASIL WOLVERTON - Wolvertunes
SFTRI/3D Zone 150 NM/NM 5 ON HOLD
(Famously-odd cartoonist also hosted a radio show in the late 40's; here are two snippets of his
broadcasts. Pre-Tiny Tim audio verite stuff with a voiceless geezer strumming a ukelele and sing-
ing hokey tunes from the twenties.)
SHEB WOOLLEY - Monkey Jive/ MGM K 12704 @VG+ 5
(Cute 2-sider looks pretty scrubby, plays fine.)
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