Vinyl Album - Bob Booker And George Foster - The New First Family, 1968: A Futuristic Fairy Tale - Verve

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Bob Booker And George Foster
Title:	The New First Family, 1968: A Futuristic Fairy Tale
Label:	Verve
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	V-15054
Date:	Nov 1966
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Bob Booker And George Foster	The Election Of The President, 1968	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
A2	Bob Booker And George Foster	Meanwhile, Back At The White House	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
A3	Bob Booker And George Foster	The Inauguration	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
A4	Bob Booker And George Foster	A Job For The Secret Service	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
A5	Bob Booker And George Foster	Meet The New Cabinet	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
A6	Bob Booker And George Foster	The Secret Luncheon	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
B1	Bob Booker And George Foster	The 91st Congress	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
B2	Bob Booker And George Foster	Showdown With The Soviets	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
B3	Bob Booker And George Foster	The Acting School	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
B4	Bob Booker And George Foster	Panic In The White House	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
B5	Bob Booker And George Foster	The Critic	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
B6	Bob Booker And George Foster	The State Dinner	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate
B7	Bob Booker And George Foster	The Epilogue	Bob Booker, George Foster	Rate

Notes

USA Political Comedy LP.
Recorded at Columbia Recording Studios, N.Y.C.
Created, written and produced by Bob Booker And George Foster.
"This album is a futuristic, fun-filled fairy tale that takes place in a
mystical country called "The United States of America".The voices
you hear are impressions of famous people. These people never
said these things, and the events and happenings herein never
took place except in the vivid imaginations of the creators. Besides,
it all begins in 1968, so who knows? In the meantime, it's all in
fun. We hope you enjoy it. - The Producers".
Impressions by John Byner, Carol Corbett, Dave Frye, Will Jordan,
Len Maxwell, Bob McFadden, Bryna Raceburn, and Joe Silver.
Production Supervisor: Robert Mack.
Sound Effects: Ralph Curtiss.
Recording Engineer: Frank Laico.
Album cover by Mort Drucker.
A Production of Thirteen Productions, Inc., N.Y.C.
Director of Engineering for Verve: Val Valentin.
This album was recorded "Live" in Mono and Stereo at Columbia
Recording Studios, N.Y.C. on October 18, 1966.

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frankheussner 27th Aug 2022		Uploaded label variant.



edlongus SUBS 21st Sep 2018		So, as of this writing, Mia Farrow (age 73) and Kirk Douglas (age 101, who has a 99 year old wife) are the only living people on this cover?!? Wow!!



getalife 21st Sep 2018		Thanks caseellerbroek, now updated, but who are the two blondes?. I did listen to both sides, Sophia Loren was mention but not on the cover.



caseellerbroek SUBS 21st Sep 2018		Before we get on to those other records, I've just listened to the two clips from the album (why didn't we do this in beginning) and I feel I can put the identification quiz "to bed". It's not Peter Sellers, of course, it's Boris Karloff and Burt Lancaster should corrected as that "untouchable", Robert Stack. Nearly all the caricatures on the front cover are duly introduced and impersonated (Dean Martin?). Jokes-wise, its one the least funny comedy records I've heard. But I think the person who had the last laugh was ex-Hollywood actor Ronald Reagan who later did become president. Finally, enjoyed the guessing game. what's next.



edlongus SUBS 20th Sep 2018		Thanx, Getalife!! Now u can get 2 work on "Some Girls", "Sgt. Pepper", "We're Only In It For The Money"... ☺



getalife 20th Sep 2018		Added cover with names? Just to confirm we have them all and are correct, Image can be deleted if of no interest.



getalife 19th Sep 2018		Burt Lancaster Two blondes? Not Nancy Sinatra.



edlongus SUBS 19th Sep 2018		I think that's Joey Bishop in front of Sammy Davis, Jr?!?



getalife 19th Sep 2018		Gregory Peck



caseellerbroek SUBS 19th Sep 2018		There was only ever one bird on Johnson's shoulder and that was (Claudia) Lady Bird Johnson, his wife. There's a few people I don't recognise in the drawing, perhaps they are the players on the record.



getalife 18th Sep 2018		That would make more sense, so possible 20 out of 25. Any idea about the bird on Johnson, not woody woodpecker.



caseellerbroek SUBS 18th Sep 2018		I think the black and white characters in the background are presidents or presidential candidates, namely, Johnson, Nixon, Bobby Kennedy, Goldwater and Humphries.



getalife 18th Sep 2018		Agree Jack Benny, and think Alfred Hitchcock near Nixon, also next to Hitchcock looks like Beach Boy Al Jardine?. Lyndon B. Johnson.



caseellerbroek SUBS 18th Sep 2018		Some of the images are more easily recognizable than others. Cary Grant is there for sure. I think you’ve mistaken Jack Benny for Bob Hope. Also Ed Sullivan appears to be standing near Dean Martin.



getalife 17th Sep 2018		Out of curiosity, I’m guessing 25 images on the cover are: Peter Seller, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Kirk Douglas, John Wayne, Dean Martin, Louis Armstrong, Marlon Brando, Groucho, Nixon, Mia Farrow, Liz Taylor, Richard Burton. Others?.



edlongus SUBS 16th Sep 2018		Stock copy label scans added.



RecordDragon 19th Apr 2017

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