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GEERHART'S PERIODIC TABLE OF ATOMIC MUSIC  RANDOM PLATTER: Atom Bomb A rollicking rockabilly record that tells the frantic story of a hillbilly's cartoonish efforts to escape the Bomb by running to the mountains... RANDOM PLATTER: Senator McCarthy Blues, The This hilarious obscurity was inspired by the Army-McCarthy anti-Communist hearings, a media circus that riveted the nation in 1954... |
SPOKEN WORD
If the Bomb Falls: A Recorded Guide to Survival: David Pell (Producer); David Wiley (Narrator) [1961]
Released shortly after JFK's Civil Defense appeal to America in the pages of LIFE magazine, this chilling spoken word LP was issued complete with a bonus insert manual on how to construct a "Family Fallout Shelter."
Marxist Minstrels, The: The Communist Subversion of American Folk Music: David Noebel [1968]
Rev. Noebel, though his photograph might indicate otherwise, was one hep cat when it came to the youth oriented music of the '60s. So what if he can't pronouce Phil Och's last name?
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