New York Rangers 1979 “Hockey Sock Rock” 45 Record – Esposito, Duguay - RARE
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This rare 45 rpm record features two songs recorded by star players of the 1979 New York Rangers.<p>Side A (labeled “Side East”) is “Hockey Sock Rock” by Phil Esposito & the Ranger Rockers (Phil Esposito/John Davidson/Ron Duguay/Pat Mickey). 

There was a video made (https://youtu.be/z0UoRgYJTJs) and there are a lot of wacky things going on in it – Duguay’s amazing purple satin jacket, J.D. playing a sax solo on a ketchup dispenser, and backup vocals by the Unknown Comic.  Of course, behind it all is the artful craftsmanship and lyrical mastery of Alan Thicke, bringing us classic lines like:

  • You’re my favorite chick, you’re my first draft pick
  • Come and be my dream, come and join my team
  • Sweet, sweet cookie, you’re my rah-rah-rookie
  • Can’t you see you’re my MVP
  • Come on and fill my soul, you’re my only goal
  • Rock, rock, rock, rock, rock, a puck-a puck-a…

Side B (labeled “Side West”) is “Please Forgive My Misconduct Last Night” by Dionne & the Puck-Tones (David Taylor/Charlie Simmer/|Marcel Dionne).<p> Platinum label #1217-75.<p>Platinum Records, ©1979

Hockey Sock Rock is a song written and produced by Alan Thicke, as a publicity tool for the New York Rangers and the NHL in 1979, as Rangers president Sonny Werblin worked to make the Rangers more hip in disco-era New York City. The proceeds of the recording went to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. 


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