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Here’s one of a series of records “Cities At Night” that visits the red light districts, after hours clubs and pick-up joints of international cities including Hamburg, London, Tijuana, etc. Collect them all. “Your passport to the people and places of pleasure!” Includes a track that promises to let you hear the sounds of “being hustled by two Stockhom Prostitutes posing as models!” “It’s all here, ready willing and yours for the taking”
Another crazy nude cover in the Chucha La Loca “Solo Para Adultos” series.
“For Adults Only” Kent Records, 1969. This is actually a raunchy blues album by Johnny Otis and his son guitarist Shuggie “Inspiration Information” Otis, (thirteen at the time), and vocalist Delmar “Mighty Mouth” Evans under assumed names. The cover looks like R. Crumb, but I read somewhere that Johnny Otis did it (?). This album was “Rated X” and sold in Adult Bookstores.
After “Signifyin’ Monkey,” (which also opens the classic Otis blues LP “Cold Shot”), “Snatch” continues with other examples of classic toasts “Poolshootin Monkey,” (here as “Signifyin Monkey part 2”) and “Hey, Shine” (a Bo Diddley beat with the melody of Otis’ own “Willie and the Hand Jive,) and “Stack a Lee”. “Dirty Dozens” (aka “Yass Yass Yass”) is a classic.
R.I.P Johnny Otis – January 2012 OBIT
Another outrageous release from those come freaks at Funky Finger Records. “Hollywood’s Come Freaks Copping Joints Galore!!” A triple-X, Audio Stag sex spoof.
“Barbara…Many Nights of Pure Pleasure” “Never Before! Sexciting, Satirical, Erotic Drama and Dialogue…!” “Rated XXX” “Sex!! Language with Red Hot Action!” “Warning: Sexual Recording of an Adult Nature. This Album is not intended for minors and under no circumstances are they to hear it or possess it.”
“I don’t care if it’s a man or a woman I’m in bed with, so long as we have sex.” And so starts the bizarre story of Barbara, a prostitute, initiated into her licentious life by forced sex with her father at the age of 12. Listen to the detailed account of her life story, told in full dramatization by a highly experienced cast.”
Liz Lyons “Up Your Ass” Live at the Club Monacco (1975) This one is signed on the front: “To Debbie and Vaughn, Enjoy me. – Liz Lyons” From the liner notes above (yes, I thought you should see the rear): The critics rave: “When this kitten lays one on you, you know you’ve been laid…on” and “I laughed so hard I fell off my wife and broke my arm.”
