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DRUNKS “Hilarious off-guard encounters with inebriates”! Collected by Sheldon Allman. Del-Fi Records. Actual man-in-the-street type recordings of drinkers gone too far. Sheldon is the guy behind a couple of LP Cover Lover hall of famers – the outer space classic “Folk Songs For The 21st Century” and the 1961 monster spoof record “Sing Along With Drac” (also on Del-Fi).
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“We Come Too Far To Look Back” The Danny Turner Singers. Perfection Gospel Sound Records (Hogansville, Georgia)
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“How Big Is God?” Songs of Worship by Yvonne Nelson Polbeson Records (Tennessee)
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Joel Stafford and The Starlighters on Joel Records! Looks like Joel ate the Starlighters for lunch.
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“Balliamo con le Canzoni di Adamo” Georges Jouvin, Yvette Horner, Oscar Saintal and others on this Pathe EMI Records compilation from France.
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Venus and Larry “Comedy Jackpot” Here’s a super rarity. No liner notes or bios, label info, dates or any information found online. Does anyone know this one?
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Lonnie & Lottie “Just Between the Two of Us” The Sound of Country Music on Marathon Records (Canada) “Good things come in small packages” says the line notes on the back cover. A brother and sister act from Quebec pictured here in a barn on this 1972 release. Tony’s been looking for this one for years and finally copped one for the collection last month.
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Ross McGregor at the “Fun Maker” Wurlitzer (with his seeing eye dog and best friend). Homespun Records (Australia)
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“Paris Swings” Elmer Bernstein and the Swinging Bon Vivants Capitol Records (1960) Ted Nash: reeds, Andre Previn: piano, Barney Kessel: guitar, Red Mitchell: bass, Shelly Manne: drums, Larry Bunker: vibraphone.
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“Old Man Boogie” Gunnar Winckler Sonet Records (Germany)
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