Marcel Marceao The Best Of Mime Record 1970s Marcel Marceau Parody
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May 1, 2014
Sold Date
Apr 24, 2014
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Description
Album appears in good to great condition, cover is in good shape, has drill hole to signify it was a promo album-not for retail sale. Inner sleeve is plastic lined to help protect album. Extremely rare even in 1970! Back cover shows manufactured by MGM but produced by "GONE IF RECORDS"...my favorite part.
The Best Of Marcel Marceao
Label: MGM ?– SE-4745 Format: LPCountry: USA Released: 1970?
Tracklist
A1Silence 19:00
A2
Applause 1:00
B1
Silence 19:00
B2
Applause 1:00
Credits
- Producer, Other [Conceived By] Michael Viner
Notes
Both sides are identical.Liner notes on backside of sleeve:
Imagine!
The very best of Marcel Marceao, the man who is a legend in his own
time. The record that is breaking sales figures in many foreign
countries now comes to America. This album was previewed to some
typical representatives of the American public.
Jacqueline Susann's dog said, "Listening to this record was the most
exciting experience I've had since Lassie."
Jack Douglas' brother called this "A masterpiece combining the
virtuosity of Pablo Casals, Mama Cass and Lamont Cranston."
Spiro Agnew called this album the quintessence of euphony, caco-
phony and salacious ecstasy. "I found this record to perfectly
represent the position of the silent majority until I materialized onto
the scenic expanse", he said.
Richard Burton said, "Elizabeth loved it."
Governor Reagan's spokesman told a reporter that this is a local
matter and does not concern his office.
Mayor Yorty's spokesman said he would listen to it on his next
visit to Los Angeles.
Howard Hughes told us, "My sentiments exactly."
Otto Preminger vows that this record contains the moral signifi-
cance of all the movies he has made.
James Aubrey and Richard Zanuck issued a joint statement saying
that this trend indicated a future boom for the entire industry.
David Merrick said he wasn't interested.
George Wallace said, "It's dirty, isn't it?"
The following people are among the many who have not asked for
any credit or recognition whatsoever:
Jack Douglas, Shirley Temple Black, Dick Martin, Army Archerd,
J. D. Salinger, Faye Spain, Rona Barret, Lohman & Barkley,
Debbie Reynolds, Buckley & Vidal
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side 1): SE 4745 MGS 2476
- Matrix / Runout (Side 2): SE-4745 MGS 2477
SE-4745
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