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“Hey watch out little Snoopy”
This one’s for LP cover lover, Red Baron. The Royal Guardsmen “The Story of Snoopy and the Red Baron” Laurie Records I had this one back in 1967.
Let the fat lady sing!
“De Juwelen Van Bianca Castafiore” The Adventures of Tintin (Coming to theaters this December from Steven Speilberg and Peter Jackson)
Sheena is a pink rocker
Pink Panther PUNK KidStuff Records (Includes “Another Brick in the Wall”!) Makes me think of other songs that might be on Vol. ii. Of course, all other songs by Pink Floyd. And those by Pink herself. How about Prince’s “Pink Cashmere”? Bruce’s “Pink Cadillac”?
Cat power
Here’s the soundtrack EP for Josephine Siao’s 1967 film The Golden Cat (飛賊金絲貓), another one of her sadly unavailable “Jane Bond” movies. (Pathe/EMI Records) (China) “Hear this at Soft Film and Explore the ephemeral past of Chinese entertainment from Hong Kong, the U.S.A., and around the world: vaudeville pioneers, flappers, aviatrices, burlesque dancers, hula hoopers, movie queens, sex bombs, jade girls, tomboys, pin-ups, sour beauties, girl jocks, swordswomen, and go-go girls.”
Heroes
“Songs and Stories About the Justice League of America” starring The Flash, Plastic Man, Metamorpho (The Element Man), Wonder Woman and Aquaman! And the villians! Fumo, The Fire Giant; The Plastic Men; Brunhilde; Mr. Big and, my favorite, The Dehydrator (naturally Aquaman hates him). This is an LP from 1975 on POWER Records, a division of Peter Pan Records.
Betty or Veronica?
An audio comic book/musical from Archie Comics on Tifton Records with book, music and lyrics by Bean Clayton and Raol Alland “Idol-ness in Riverdale” (no date on the record – early 70’s?) The Archie look that I grew up with in the sixties and seventies was the work of pin-up and glamour girl illustrator Dan DeCarlo whose previous cartoons were most seen in the “adult” men’s digests of the Forties and Fifties (with titles like “Humorama”, “Gee-whiz”, “Eyeful of Fun” and “Romp” to name a few). He toned down his sexy drawings to make the Riverdale teens suitable for young readers, but I’m sure that Betty and Veronica couldn’t help but spark many tween libidos – and Josie and the Pussycats – forget about it.
Hey hey hey!
“Rock ‘n’ Roll Disco” with Fat Albert and the Junkyard Band! Kid Stuff Records (1980) Produced by Bill Cosby Back cover: