Vinyl Album - Herbert Floog - Vote For Us - Transatlantic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Herbert Floog
Title:	Vote For Us
Label:	Transatlantic
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	TRA 120
Date:	1964
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Herbert Floog	Tories All Out	Stephen Sedley	Rate
A2	Herbert Floog	Flagging	Leon Rosselson	Rate
A3	Herbert Floog	Battle Hymn Of The Liberal Revival	Leon Rosselson	Rate
A4	Herbert Floog	Listen With Granny	Stephen Sedley, Liane Aukin, Sydney Carter, Nathan Joseph	Rate
A5	Herbert Floog	Foot In Mouth Disease	Maudling, Macleod	Rate
A6	Herbert Floog	Ballad Of The Crutty Men	Leon Rosselson	Rate
B1	Herbert Floog	It's All Relative	MacMillan Et Al	Rate
B2	Herbert Floog	Ever Been Ad?	Leon Rosselson, Nathan Joseph, Alan Twelftree	Rate
B3	Herbert Floog	To Deter Or Not To Deter	Leon Rosselson	Rate
B4	Herbert Floog	Stand Firm	Leon Rosselson	Rate
B5	Herbert Floog	Party Pops	Nathan Joseph	Rate
B6	Herbert Floog	A Few Home Truths	Stephen Sedley, Nathan Joseph, Leon Rosselson	Rate

Notes

Herbert Floog is "a pseudonym which conceals 7 of Britain's top comedians, 6 of whom are not Peter Sellers (The seventh is not Peter Sellers either)".

Participants on the record are Liane Aukin, Ralph Trainer, Sam Hutt, Leon Rosselson, Stephen Sedley, Chris Hilton, James E Butchart.

Recorded at Olympic Studios, London, 1964.

Tracks A4, A5, B1, B2, B3, B5 and B6 are wholly or partly spoken (parodies of political speeches, comedy sketches and so on). The others are conventional songs.

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Number: 3543086 Uploaded By: Kevin Walsh1 Description: Billboard, April 18, 1964	Number: 457374 HIDDEN Uploaded By: TopPopper Description: Front cover	Number: 868049 HIDDEN Uploaded By: TopPopper Description: front cover	Number: 868050 HIDDEN Uploaded By: TopPopper Description: Back cover
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Comments and Reviews


Kevin Walsh1 4th Apr 2024		@TopPopper can you tell by his voice who Herbert Floog really is?



Fokeman 23rd Feb 2016		I've just put up the Sydney Carter and Sheila Hancock LP on Transatlantic that preceded this by a few months. Stephen Sedley and Ralph Trainer appear on that LP too. It seems they were moving in the same circles of the CND, WMA, and London political community.



TopPopper 21st Oct 2015		@ Fokeman - I have today joined the very small club of people who own a copy of this LP. I finally found it! Better scans coming soon...



TopPopper 18th May 2014		A development. This LP was released in New Zealand too (see linked release below), and the sleeve notes add a good deal of info. I think we should wait for a UK copy to confirm what it says on the sleeve, before amending the details above - although it's probably going to be the same.



TopPopper 15th May 2014		Well, a copy has turned up on Ebay. A snip at £200! The label scans show nothing, just a list of song titles. The associated info must be on the back of the sleeve, which doesn't help since the copy for sale has a plain sleeve only, marked "Studio copy".



Fokeman 23rd Mar 2014		I agree label scans would be good. We could do with having a chat with Leon about the album and who did what. It would be typical of him to have written the MacMillan, Maudling & Macleod tracks himself and then given them credit. He did similar political songs on the "Songs For City Squares" ep on Topic.



TopPopper 13th Mar 2014		Leon's presence looms largest, but there are others on it, not least Sydney Carter. Also, Ralph Trainer, who was in the Three City Four with Leon. It's difficult to know how to credit the album and individual tracks, given that it's a collaboration. Some good label scans would possibly help. I also wonder about the true origins of the songs (if that's what they are) supposedly written by the politicians.



Fokeman 12th Mar 2014		Leon Rosselson performs all of his own songs on this LP. Each of the other tracks needs individual corrections but it should be considered as more or less a Leon Rosselson LP. I think that he is the only one in the world with a copy though...

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Linked Releases

New Zealand - Columbia - 1964