Dr. Demento radio show on vinyl, Show #85-46
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Description
In the olden days before satellites, radio shows were sent out on the media of the time, commonly vinyl records. This is what you would have heard over the air in 1985 (specifically the week of November 11, or "week 46" of that year) and includes the entire show, some national commercials on the record, and empty space where the station would run its own local commercial. A "cue sheet" is included which shows each event and timing. The cue sheet is in good shape, with a couple of small handwritten notes. The records were probably played once, maybe twice. Clean vinyl, no warps, no scratches. There is no cover (there never was), just two vinyl discs, half-hour of program on each side, in plastic sleeves. Exactly what you heard on the air 29 years ago. Or if you missed it that week-- here's your chance!
Note: lots of interviews on this particular show, more than usual. This particular program really has a high concentration of Demento favorites too. See below for details.
Note I will be listing two of these programs simultaneously. If you win both I will ship them both together for an additional 50¢ ($3.48 for both). Otherwise $2.98 Media Mail, shipped in a Uline professional vinyl record box. PayPal/USA only please.
Artists included in this volume:
Barnes & Barnes w/ Weird Al Yankovic Frank Zappa (interview) Spike Jones (with and without Homer and Jethro) Roto Rooter Good Time Christmas Band Benny Bell/Paul Wynn ("Shaving Cream") Bette Midler (interview) Felix Figueroa Doodles Weaver (interview) Larry Groce ("Junk Food Junkie") and interview Alfred Yankovic Jethro Burns interview Mel Blanc interview Stan Freberg Jeff Jaisun Graham Chapman interview Bobby Pickett ("Star Dreck") George Carlin interview Weird Al Yankovic Cheech & Chong interview Mel Brooks ("Springtime for Hitler" plus interview) Frank Gallup ("Irving") Fred Blassie ("Pencil Neck Geek") Barnes & Barnes ("Fish Heads") Napoleon IV ("They're Coming to Take Me Away") Ogden Edsl ("Dead Puppies")
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