Vinyl Album - Zalman Yanovsky - Alive And Well In Argentina - Buddah

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Zalman Yanovsky
Title:	Alive And Well In Argentina
Label:	Buddah
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	BDS 5019
Date:	Jun 1968
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own, 4 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Zalman Yanovsky	Raven In Cage	Yester, Yanovsky, Yester	Rate
A2	Zalman Yanovsky	You Talk Too Much	Roy Smeck, Coleman Kamile	Rate
A3	Zalman Yanovsky	Last Date	Floyd Kramer	Rate
A4	Zalman Yanovsky	Little Bitty Pretty One	Robert Byrd	Rate
A5	Zalman Yanovsky	Alive And Well In Argentina	Yanovsky, Rapport, De-Boeuf	Rate
B1	Zalman Yanovsky	Brown To Blue	Virgina Franks, G. Jones, J. Mathis	Rate
B2	Zalman Yanovsky	Priscilla Millionaira	Sebastian	Rate
B3	Zalman Yanovsky	I Almost Lost My Mind	Ivory Joe Hunter	Rate
B4	Zalman Yanovsky	Hip Toad	Yester, Yester	Rate
B5	Zalman Yanovsky	Lt. Schtinkhausen	Yester, Yanovsky	Rate

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Charlie O. 28th Jul 2022		I'm pretty sure Carl Gottlieb was never on McHALE'S NAVY, certainly not as a full cast member (perhaps furrball was thinking of Carl Ballantine?). At the time of this album he was a member of the comedy improv troupe The Committee and a writer for THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR; he is also the "de Boeuf" credited with co-writing the album's title track with Zal and photographer I.C. Rapaport (whose name is misspelled on the label). (Gottlieb would go on to write the screenplay for JAWS and co-author David Crosby's two memoirs, among many other credits.) Also of note: the other "Yester" in the writing credits for "Raven In A Cage" and "Hip Toad" is the late, great Judy Henske, then married to co-producer Jerry Yester; the two Yesters would release their cult album FAREWELL ALDEBARAN a year later, with some help from Yanovsky.



furrball 6th Mar 2020		And yes, the Carl Gottlieb who wrote the liner notes was the same Carl Gottlieb who was a cast member of the 60's TV series, "McHale's Navy"!!!



Mr. Blaze 24th Aug 2017		Found the month in the 3rd page of the June 22nd, 1968 issue of Billboard magazine. It says this album (along with seven others on the Buddah label) were introduced on the morning of Saturday, June 8th, 1968 at Buddah records first convention in New York.



BigBadBluesMan 26th Oct 2015



Rustical ● 13th Apr 2014		There's a difference of artist's name and title of record between cover and label.