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I just heard this evening on WBEV-AM's Barn Sjow that Uncle Ozzie died over the Thanksgiving Day weekend of 2021.
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And who recorded it first, I'm wondering, Barry or The Electric Indian?
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Anyone here capable of scanning the record's picture sleeve for this entry?
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Could anyone please post the interview on the b-side of the single to YouTube or another sharing site? I interviewed Peace by telephone for a CCm fanzine in Florida on the occasion of his first album's releasse. I recall him a committed believer, if...
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I purchased my copy used, but if it was never released commerrcially, in what was was it issued for it to appear on vinyl at all? And shouldn't it be credited to various artists and not only Rickles?
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There's a full-page ad for this album in the July 1972 issue of Billboard I've up as a PDF in another frame as type, so it looks like the release date for it listed above is a a couple of years late.
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There's a full-page ad for this albvum in a July 1972 issue of Billboard, a PDF i've up in ano0ther frame while I'm typibng,so my thuoght is that the release date for it listed here's a year off.
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The 45 on End of the Trail Records is by another band from Wisconsin who recrded atr least one other snigle on the same lanel and a weirdly-mastered album on another label.It looks like there's no entry for that band here.
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There's an ad for this record on page 60 of the February 17, 1979 issue of Billboard in a PDF archive here-
https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Billboard/70s/1979/Billboard%201979-02-17.pdf- so my gues is that it dates from no earlier than... See full review |
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