John Wallowitch strange 1964 pop LP pics by Andy Warhol
$
77
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Description
This is John Wallowitch !!! Serenus Records SEP 2005 stereo LP record.
Cover photographs by ANDY WARHOL.
From 1964,his rare first LP;12 tracks of his covers of standards like Fly Me to the Moon,Swanee,As Time Goes By,
Home Sweet Home, I Left My Heart in San Francisco etc. None of his originals on this LP.
John Wallowitch was a cabaret singer and prolific songwriter who was a colorful figure in the New York cabaret world for more than 40 years.
As a composer and lyricist, Mr. Wallowitch belonged to the Noel Coward-Cole Porter school of songwriting that reveled in word play and barbed social observation. One of his most famous songs, "Bruce," popularized by Blossom Dearie, offers facetious tips to a clueless drag queen, including "Don’t ever wear puce, Bruce," "You have to reduce, Bruce" and "Wear something loose, Bruce."
He often wrote about growing up in Philadelphia, and of life with his family. "I See the World Through Your Eyes" is a remembrance of Wallowitch's late brother, photographer Edward Wallowitch (associated with Andy Warhol).
Record: clean M-.
Cover: clean VG++ to M- but clear tape on 2" bottom seam-split and a little rubbing wear; nice.
Scan: shows a portion of the cover.
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Postage:$4.00 media rate in the USA;$15 first class airmail overseas.
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