J.P Teaches You To Rock!! (Columbia Records)
Step 1. The overexcited greeting
Step 2. A little air guitar
Step 3. Laugh at a joke
Step 4. Lay your cards on the table
Step 5. “I’m totally broke!”
Step 6: Always finish with Jazz Hands…
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This cover is so great, they actually put the same full photo on the back as well. No writing anywhere. We might be asking for trouble, but there’s a free LP Cover Lover T-shirt for the best caption submitted by November 4th.
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“Golden Swallow” Chan Pao Chu (Hong Kong)
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“Hear How To Play Better Baseball” Listen to the fine points of America’s national game taught by Ralph Houk, Manager of the New York Yankees! Carlton Records “Hear How” Series (It’s game two of the World Series – 7th inning and the Yanks lead 3-1)
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“One More Time You All”/”A Rose For the Lady” Nu-Sound Express Ltd. Blue Elephant Records
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Hula Hoop by Ruth Adam on Belter Records (Spain)
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“Pretty Baby” Dean Martin (Music Conducted by Gus Levene) Capitol Records
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The Rutles “A Hard Day’s Rut” Parlourphone Records A Rutles bootleg (if a parody band can have such a thing) Originally created by Eric Idle and Neil Innes as a fictional band to be featured as part of various 1970s television programming, the group evolved into a real band that recorded and toured, debuted in the States on a couple of Saturday Night Live programs in 1975 and 1976 and was the subject of a mockumentary film “All You Need is Cash”. The band included “Nasty” (Innes); “Stig” (Rikki Fataar); “Dirk” (Idle); and “Barry” (John Halsey).
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