*** Quoting Don Dellmann to Walter Five dated 03-27-98 ***
> While tripping merrily through the mail, Walter Five was overheard
> 
>  WF> in excruciating detail. I mean, I've got 3 albums of "The Great
>  WF> Society" (Grace Slick's band before the Airplane), but I'd say 
> that
>  WF> *those* are only marginally collectable by most popular standards.
> And
>  WF> you can *have* a rare record whose value is only marginal if you 
> can't
>  WF> find a buyer for it. Dig? 
> 
> HEY!  Does one of those LP's have the song "Great Society" on it? (It's
> a parody of a stock market report).  We've got a fellow on another echo
> 
> who's looking for it, and wants to know which LP it's on.
That's *not* the band "Great Society"; I *thought* it was the Fugs--I have 
their first four LP's--but it's not on any of 'em. It *might* be a National 
Lampoon Radio Show parody though. "Great Society" didn't do any 'parody' 
songs. Come to think of it, it *might* be Vaughn Meader--maybe his follow-up 
album to "LBJ Ranch"? (I'm listening to the Fugs "Live at the Fillmore East 
At Last!" album right now as a result of that aforementioned check--one the 
things I really *like* about talking about records like this...having a good 
excuse to dig through the collection and pull out a couple of things I 
haven't listened to in recent history...
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