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Long family, short sighted.

The Chet Long Family from Akron, PA.  L-R:  Rhoda, Ruth and Chet

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Cole turkey

HOW TO:  “Stop Smoking by Cole”  An exhilarating technique!  Check out the smoking skull!  Looks more like an exorcism.

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(She’s a) femme fatale

“12 Hits … with Damiron”  Venevox Records  (Mexico)  This dame is one tough lover.  She’ll seduce any man and not think twice about leaving him broke and broken.   (File under:  Bad Girl Art)

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Fancy lads

“Dandy”  The Kinks  PYE Records (France)  From the album “Face to Face” (1966)

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A panty dropper

Maquito y su Jazz Band  Lyra Records

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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)

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It’s a crayon shame

Flamingo  “Kvintetten”  Platina Records (Sweden)  (Via Ulf)

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But don’t get near my sister

Orvel & Orvella  “Lord Touch Me”  Carpiccio Records   A brother and sister act dedicated to the service of the Lord and to having the most fabulous hair.

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Lei’in ’round

Jo Ann Campbell sings “A Kookie Little Paradise” and “Bobby, Bobby, Bobby b/w The Playboys singing “Memories” and “You’re All I See”  Karusell Records EP  (Sweden)  (Via ULF!)

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“Chop it, let me chop it”

“Green Onions”  by Booker T. & The M.G.s  Stax Records  1962  The first hit from he Memphis Sound of Booker T. Jones, Steve Cropper, Al Jackson, Jr and Donald “Duck” Dunn (who would replace original bassist Lewis Steinberg)  The album also features a great follow up – “Mo Onions”  So good it could make you cry!  Dig it!

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