Vinyl Album - Cheech And Chong - Big Bambú - Ode

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Cheech And Chong
Title:	Big Bambú
Label:	Ode
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SP-77014
Date:	Jun 1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	25 Own
Price Guide:	$40
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PRICE GUIDE

$40

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Cheech And Chong	Sister Mary Elephant	Cheech Marin, Thomas Chong	Rate
A2	Cheech And Chong	Ralph And Herbie	Cheech Marin, Thomas Chong	Rate
A3	Cheech And Chong	Streets Of New York Or Los Angeles Or San Francisco Or...	Cheech Marin, Thomas Chong	Rate
A4	Cheech And Chong	Rebuttal: Speaker Ashley Roachclip	Cheech Marin, Thomas Chong	Rate
A5	Cheech And Chong	The Continuing Adventures Of Pedro De Pacas And Man	Cheech Marin, Thomas Chong	Rate
B1	Cheech And Chong	The Bust	Cheech Marin, Thomas Chong	Rate
B2	Cheech And Chong	Television Medley: A) Tortured Old Man / B) Empire Hancock / C) Let's Make A Dope Deal / D) Unamerican Bandstand	Cheech Marin, Thomas Chong	Rate

Notes

Produced by Lou Adler

Engineer: Norm Kinney

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Comments and Reviews


Vinylville 18th Jan 2019		Uploaded images of another label variant.



W.B.lbl 19th Jun 2016		That, my friends, is why, when I scan any labels with silver in 'em, I do it in B&W. 'Course, if I had this, it'd be the Columbia Pitman {Images #1085618 & 1085619}, thanks. I noticed the silver on those new scans is shown as almost bluish.



checkm8 19th Jun 2016		With acknowledgement to TheDroid, I've added a cleaner scan of the rolling paper. With acknowledgement to TheJudge, I've added Side 1 and Side 2 label variant images that are the same label variant as Side 2 label variant {Image #665489}. I would be willing to bet that the labels shown in {Images #665489, 855883, & 855885} are actually silver-gray in color, and that the gold color is due to scanner effects. I've also added outer and inner gatefold images. This cover appears to be a Unipak gatefold cover, although "UNIPAK" and the Unipak U.S. patent number is not printed on the inner fold of the gatefold. The white strip between "Estuche" and "Ingles" in the lower half of the inner gatefold {Image #1085614} is a slot designed to hold the rolling paper after it is folded in half. The spine of the album cover is the top edge of the front cover.



TheDroid ● 5th Oct 2015		Added front and back cover and rolling paper images. The rolling paper is actually approximately 10" X 17". but my scanner had problems with it. The Monarch deltas for this are: Side One Δ 17234. Side Two Δ 17071-X.



Deltics 19th Jun 2015		I've still got my rolling paper. I always resisted the urge to actually use it!



Bill Fick 28th Jun 2014		First pressings had a huge printed rolling paper included with the LP.