Fonzie Favorites SEALED 1950s Hits & 1976 Happy Days Hype Coasters Everly Bros

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Vinyl:  Mint!  Sealed!  This is the original Juke Boy 1st Pressing!  This Curiosity is a Wild Blast from the Past when 1950s Nostalgia hit a 2nd All-Time High in the mid-70s when the Wildly Popular Happy Days Series Ruled the Airwaves and it's Kingpin, Arthur Fonzarelli, AKA Fonzie AKA The Fonz had every boy on the schoolyard (and probably a few girls) putting on a Filtered James Dean attitude just with the opportune catch-all Pronouncement:  "Aaaaayyy!!!!" This is Exploitation at it's best folks, and actually has some killer 1st Generation Rock 'N Roll...Jerry Lee Lewis, Everly Bros, Bill Haley & The Comets, The Five Satins, The Coasters, Little Anthony , etc etc...And! at no extra cost!  (ya can't make this stuff up...):  "The last selection on this album is an "impressionist track" containing the expressions 'AAAAyyy', 'Cool', 'Nerd', 'Sit On It'."  Not for the faint of heart, Adult Supervision advised...this is G rated fun on the Edge!  Interestingly, This is Nostalgia for Nostalgia for the Real Thing (and I don't mean Coca-Cola)....

Cover: Mint!  Sealed!!  (see photos; notch cut) Hype Sticker:  "As Advertised on TV"  :)  a couple small pieces of shrink are torn.  At no extra cost, the back of the cover is Die-Cut so you can create an easel, so you can Display the Font wherever you want:  your bedroom, Living Room, Motel Room, 1950s Airstream Trailer...
Goldmine Standards.   See Review Below!

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Naturally there's no reviewer who would risk their reputation reviewing "Fonzie Favorites" so I thought it'd be fun to paste the rumination of one of those random BLOGs that come from pure inspiration...

This fine album was one of the first albums I ever bought myself with my allowance.  Yes, it’s a Fonz record.  Not only that, it’s a Fonz record with special appearances by Laverne & Shirley and the Sweathogs. Cool, huh?   I certainly thought so when I bought it in the Bargain Bin at Woolco.

Yes, I used to like the Fonz.  Why, I have no idea.  I look at that horrible show now and I don’t even know why I watched it.  It was a big deal in 1976 – I guess that’s what happens when you only have four channels.  Anyway, I liked the Fonz so much that I stole for him.  I went to Skagg’s with a friend and I shoplifted a Fonzie pin that looked kind of like the one he has on in the album cover that said “SIT ON IT” and had a picture of the Fonz with his trademark “Aaaaaay” thumbs-up stance.  My parents wouldn’t let me wear it because they thought that SIT ON IT was a rude thing to say.  Ahhhh.. the innocent 70s.  So, basically, I stole it and couldn’t even wear it.  There’s a lesson in there somewhere, I think.

 I was so excited when I had saved up enough money to buy this record!  Then, I got it home.  It was kind of a rip – it only had two songs about the Fonz (Fonzarelli Slide and The Fonz Song) and the rest was old recycled 50s music.  Oh, and a final track of an “impressionist” saying all the cool Fonz sayings so you could learn how to say them, too.  Like I couldn’t say SIT ON IT or AAAAY without the “impressionist” teaching me.  The Fonzarelli Slide had some ridiculous gimmick in which both the Sweathogs and Laverne & Shirley somehow are involved and sing about the Fonz.  It didn’t make sense on a lot of levels, but I was 9, what did I know?

The coolest thing, though, was that the back of the album cover had a fold out tab that allowed you to stand this up as a picture, which I am sad to admit, I did.  Proudly.

Oh, SIT ON IT!