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Friday, December 11, 2009
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Friday, December 21, 2007
A Rubber Band - Christmas
Absolutely the funniest Christmas album ever, an entire album made with no other instruments than rubber bands.
Rubber Bells / Rudolph The Rubber Nosed Reindeer / Ring Rubber Bells / Little Rubber Boy / Deck The Halls With Rubber / Feliz Rubberdad Rubber / Oh Rubber Tree / God Rest Ye Merry Rubbermen / Rubber Ride / Rubber Clause is Coming To Town Rubber To the World / Rubber Bell Rock / Rubber Night
Friday, April 27, 2007
The Masked Marauders - The Masked Marauders
©1969 Deity/Reprise 6378
This spoof LP, produced following a spoof review in Rolling Stone, was recorded by The Cleanliness and Godliness Skiffle Band .
The fictitious review, by Greil Marcus, was of a bootleg album by The Masked Marauders, supposedly featuring a super group that involved, among others, Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison. It claimed that the album was released without any information as the participants wanted to remain anonymous.
The joke though backfired as many readers of the review believed it and started searching for the album. Rather than admitting the truth at this point Marcus and Langdon Winner got the musicians of the Berkeley group, The Cleanliness and Godliness Skiffle Band, to record songs with titles used in the review and to make it 'convincing' by imitating the various supposed famous participants.
A single and LP were released by Warner Brother / Reprise but issued as if on the Deity label - the non-existent label that was cited in the review. Though at this point Rolling Stone did publicise the fact that it was a spoof release.
Album Tracks: I Can't Get No Nookie / Duke of Earl / Cow Pie / I Am the Japanese Sandman / The Book of Love / Later / More or Less Hudson's Bay Again / Season of the Witch / Saturday Night at the Cow Palace
Added as bonustracks the single wich was released in conjunction with this album.
I Can't Get No Nookie / Cow Pie (both mono versions)
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