Freedom jazz dance
“A Taste of the Best From World Pacific” 20 Specially Prepared Performances for the Radio and Television Industry. A special DJ only release.
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(20 votes, average: 3.10 out of 5) Loading ...Eighty and miles high
Os Velhinohos. “Transviados Em Orbita” RCA Brazil These old dudes are usually oggling some young babe. Here they are in orbit playing patty-cake, drinking tang and floating around. Crazy man.
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“A Day in the Life of a Dinosaur” Starring Phil Foster as “Bronty” on Golden Records
During the 1950s Foster made several comedy short subjects as “Brookyn’s Ambassador to the World”. Because of his popularity he was chosen by George Pal to be one of the military space crewman on a trip to Mars in “The Conquest in Space”. It was Garry Marshall, an old friend whom he helped get started as a comedy writer for Joey Bishop and other entertainers, who lured him again to Hollywood, first to appear in “The Odd Couple” and then to co-star as Frank DeFazio in “Lavern and Shirley.” He also worked in film, notably “Bang the Drum Slowly.” He also recorded a handful of live stand-up comedy albums. — Wikepedia
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Riding Along with Miss Frances on Ding Dong School Records.
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Mind games
ACID TEST on Sound City Productions with Ken Kesey and The Merry Pranksters along with members of the Grateful Dead and others. Ultra rare original copy of drugged out noise experimental psych weirdness housed in paste-on cover with blank back.
From the Acid Archives: “Legendary documentation of the 1965-66 Bay Area Acid Test scene “from 14 hours of the actual trip” (recorded in a studio). Shows the other side of acid culture which is fun, unpredictable and avant garde as opposed to the Leary camp’s solemn religious/ psychological approach. Lots of amazing mind games and word play with Kesey and Ken Babbs in good form, ad libbed poetry, fractured harmonica solos, tape loops and the Grateful Dead lurking in the background. Released in March 1966, just as the Pranksters were splitting for Mexico.”
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Whiz with
“Whizzer” “The Talking Airplane” A singing and talking sound record by “Sonovox” on Jackalee Records.
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Arts and space crafts
The Men From Mars for “Music Out of this World” A crazy homemade cover by guys on the ultimate road trip (far away from Venus).
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