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	Telly Good singer or not, I'd lap up every line that came out of his mouth. more...
	Do The Hustle Dance Fever Studios in Brooklyn is still teaching The Hustle, and they just opened a new studio on 20th Street just off 4th Avenue a couple of months ago, to go along with their other studio on Avenue J. more...
	We're The Banana Splits The melody is traditional, and both artists used the same traditional melody. There is no evidence that Bob Marley copied the Banana Splits, or that he ever even heard their song. A lot of Bob Marley's rhythms are traditional Jamaican rhythms, from Nyabhingi music. Some of it is taken from more...
	The Establishment My then wife Jean Anne and I were in The Establishment from about 1972-1975. Being around D'arniel Pershing, Larry Meredith, Jimmy Pakala, Bill Bowersock, Lois, Mic Bell, and Diane Pershing was so much fun. I've been in touch will Bill; does anyone know what happened to Jimmy and Dee Dee? Glad to more...
	Ali and His Gang vs. Mr. Tooth Decay got it including the insert w/frank Sinatra holding a baby gal's hand in a sort of "black power" cool way. Volume !. more...
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The Complete Exhibits!
	Ali and His Gang vs. Mr. Tooth Decay Muhammad Ali and friends take on the evils of sugary snacks.		Arthur Fiedler "Superstar" In the 70's, anyone could be a hippie!
	Beatle Barkers Do you love the Beatles? Do you love Dogs? Now you can love them both at the same time!		Beats!!!! The Merseyside Sound! New From Britain!!
	Bill Cosby Sings Hooray for the Salvation Army Band!		Buddah's Dial-A-Hit Hear 360 degrees of sound on this Buddah Records sampler!
	Cathy Berberian: Revolution Beatles songs go baroque! An operatic first!		Disco Noel They've made Chrismas albums about everything else -- why not Disco?
	Do The Hustle Learn the latest dance craze with New York Hustle Inc.!		Donny & Marie The brother and sister team from Utah singing songs made famous by their television show.
	Enoch Light and the Brass Menagerie Raw power, savage beauty, and the ruthless new sound of brass.		Enoch Light Presents Spaced Out Enoch Light presents exploratory trips through the music of Bach, Bacharach and The Beatles.
	Ethel Merman Disco Album I've got rhythm... like no rhythm you've heard before.		Everything You Always Wanted to Hear on the Moog ...but were afraid to ask for! Classical Moog, classically bad.
	Fonzie, Fonzie, He's Our Man Fake Happy Days for your turntable!		Fresh Flavor Jane Morgan's New Approach to the Big Hits.
	Goldie Goldie Hawn shows off her golden throat.		Gracias Por La Musica Swedish supergroup ABBA, in Spanish.
	Hair From the creative world of Stan Kenton comes the music of Hair.		Here Come The Hits! As performed by Ronnie Aldrich and his Two Pianos.
	Indian Giver Politically incorrect bubblegum pop on the Buddah record label.		Jesus Is A Soul Man When Christians attempt to be 'hip'
	Ken Demko Live at the Lamplighter Inn Fine food, good drinks, and organist Ken Demko combine for an evening of entertaining pleasure.		Laverne & Shirley Sing More fake music from TV land... it's Laverne and Shirley!
	Mission: Impossible A record that tries to do the impossible... and succeeds!		Moog! Claude Denjean demonstrates his Moog skills on this Phase 4 Stereo Spectacular.
	Mrs. Miller's Greatest Hits Oh, the humanity!		Music From Hair Frank's teenage sex fantasy relived... on vinyl!
	Music To Moog By Otherwise known as, 'Music to seduce beautiful girls by'. Give it a try today.		Nashville Country Singers Country singers butchering the Hits of '69.
	Organ Freakout The swinginist Hammond organ album since the birth of psychedelia!		Parakeet Training Record Train your parakeet the scientific way!
	Pink Panther Country He's not just a pink cartoon character... he's also a country-western musician.		Poe through the Glass Prism Quoth the Raven, "Oh my God!"
	Polka Disco Enough said!		Ray Bloch Singers: Hits of '69 Another low-budget label cashes in on psychedelia.
	Renaissance The Village People as you've never seen them before!		Sebastian Cabot, Actor Actor Sebastian Cabot performing 'dramatic readings' of Bob Dylan songs... sweet!
	Spaghetti Sauce and Other Delights Spaghetti Sauce and Other Delights, from politically-incorrect comic Pat Cooper.		Stoop Down Baby Politically incorrect blues with Chick Willis.
	Sugar Bears Empty calories from the sticky-sweet 1970s. Part of your complete musical breakfast!		Super Slab Hits All the excitement, danger and romance of the big trucks and the open road.
	Ted Heath: The Big Ones Jazz oddity Ted Heath and his Music take on the top hits with a flair all their own.		Telly Bored with being a famous TV star? Make a record!
	The Ballad of Jim and Tammy Check out Tammy Faye Bakker's pathetic plea for help.		The Establishment Come on, people -- Stop Fightin', Start Lovin'
	The Estate: Old and New When wedding bands from Long Island go bad.		The Kids from the Brady Bunch Who needs the Partridge Family? These kids do it all -- they even cover the Beatles!
	The Love Generation This record is not just in living Stereo... it's a living stereotype.		The Monsters Go Disco Count Chocula, Frankenberry & Boo Berry 'go disco' in the lamest possible manner.
	The National Gallery Performing musical interpretations of the paintings of Paul Klee.		The Now Generation: Come Together Supermarket rip-offs of the sounds of 1970.
	The Odd Couple Sings Tony Randall & Jack Klugman with more misguided music from TV land.		The Price Is Right Sexucational Songs, Scientifically Sung by Claudia Wheeler
	Themes From Hit TV Shows Peter Pan records presents your favorite TV themes.		Things Go Better With Love Featuring Jeannie C. Riley's unbelievable country hit, The Rib.
	Tony Sings the Great Hits of Today Eleanor Rigby, Little Green Apples, Something, and more, done Tony Bennett style.		Tuff Guitar English Style Wherein Al Caiola conducts his own 'British Invasion'
	Way Out West Far out rock-and-roll with sex symbol Mae West!		We're The Banana Splits Your childhood TV rock-n-roll idols, on vinyl!
	Whipped Cream and Other Delights Ok -- raise your hand if you didn't own this record.		William Shatner: Captain of the Starship When William Shatner's career was on the skids.
	Wired For Sound Early electronica with an amazing babe on the cover!
Ali and His Gang vs. Mr. Tooth Decay Arthur Fiedler "Superstar" Beatle Barkers Beats!!!! Bill Cosby Sings Buddah's Dial-A-Hit Cathy Berberian: Revolution Disco Noel Do The Hustle Donny & Marie Enoch Light and the Brass Menagerie Enoch Light Presents Spaced Out Ethel Merman Disco Album Everything You Always Wanted to Hear on the Moog Fonzie, Fonzie, He's Our Man Fresh Flavor Goldie Gracias Por La Musica Hair Here Come The Hits! Indian Giver Jesus Is A Soul Man Ken Demko Live at the Lamplighter Inn Laverne & Shirley Sing Mission: Impossible Moog! Mrs. Miller's Greatest Hits Music From Hair Music To Moog By Nashville Country Singers Organ Freakout Parakeet Training Record Pink Panther Country Poe through the Glass Prism Polka Disco Ray Bloch Singers: Hits of '69 Renaissance Sebastian Cabot, Actor Spaghetti Sauce and Other Delights Stoop Down Baby Sugar Bears Super Slab Hits Ted Heath: The Big Ones Telly The Ballad of Jim and Tammy The Establishment The Estate: Old and New The Kids from the Brady Bunch The Love Generation The Monsters Go Disco The National Gallery The Now Generation: Come Together The Odd Couple Sings The Price Is Right Themes From Hit TV Shows Things Go Better With Love Tony Sings the Great Hits of Today Tuff Guitar English Style Way Out West We're The Banana Splits Whipped Cream and Other Delights William Shatner: Captain of the Starship Wired For Sound

Listen to Frank LaRosa talking about Frank's Vinyl Museum on the Casey Jones Sunday Night radio show with host David Schwartz. Originally broadcast August 21, 2005 on WPKN, Bridgeport, CT!

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