- Any Minute now..

- Stay Tuned !!!

"Diverd4777" wrote in message
...
- Any Minute now..

- Stay Tuned !!!

Still got the album with the black and white cover. Ed Sanders
lives!...doesn't he?

In article , "T. Early"
writes:



"Diverd4777" wrote in message
...
- Any Minute now..

- Stay Tuned !!!

Still got the album with the black and white cover. Ed Sanders
lives!...doesn't he?


- Yes he does..!

http://www.woodstockjournal.com/

and.

http://www.thefugs.com/history_fugs.html

- I will NEVER forget when they went down to the Pentagon in the late 60's
and in fromt of thousands of soldiers armed with M-16's
They tried to
..
..
..
Levitate the Pentagon..

In article , "T. Early"
writes:



"Diverd4777" wrote in message
...
- Any Minute now..

- Stay Tuned !!!

Still got the album with the black and white cover. Ed Sanders
lives!...doesn't he?

Yep! Got it in the Storage Room..
$ ~ 100 on EBAY...

Ed Sanders is still with us;


http://www.thefugs.com/history2.html



A Visit to the Charts
The Fugs second album was released in March, 1966, with liner notes by Allen
Ginsberg. It was a success, at least for the record company. A few weeks later
we experienced the strange and eery (and very temporary) thrill of being on the
charts.

On July 9, the Trogg's "Wild Thing" was number seven on the singles list and
"Paperback Writer" was number two. And wow! there on the album charts! The
Fugs! at 89, just above Martha and the Vandellas Greatest Hits! It spawned the
peculiar hunger which I call "chart-anguia," a thirst to get on the charts
again, difficult to do with tunes like "Kill for Peace" and "I Feel like
Homemade Yodel."


http://www.woodstockjournal.com/currentacts.html

you can download albums on overnet!!!!!
"Diverd4777" wrote in message
...
- Any Minute now..

- Stay Tuned !!!

(Diverd4777) crawled to the nearest keyboard and
summoned the courage to write:

In article , "T. Early"
writes:



"Diverd4777" wrote in message
...
- Any Minute now..

- Stay Tuned !!!

Still got the album with the black and white cover. Ed Sanders
lives!...doesn't he?

Yep! Got it in the Storage Room..
$ ~ 100 on EBAY...

Ed Sanders is still with us;


http://www.thefugs.com/history2.html



A Visit to the Charts
The Fugs second album was released in March, 1966, with liner notes by Allen
Ginsberg. It was a success, at least for the record company. A few weeks later
we experienced the strange and eery (and very temporary) thrill of being on the
charts.

On July 9, the Trogg's "Wild Thing" was number seven on the singles list and
"Paperback Writer" was number two. And wow! there on the album charts! The
Fugs! at 89, just above Martha and the Vandellas Greatest Hits! It spawned the
peculiar hunger which I call "chart-anguia," a thirst to get on the charts
again, difficult to do with tunes like "Kill for Peace" and "I Feel like
Homemade Yodel."

Dunno, "Coca Cola Douche" could sell nowadays...


--
mi aerodeslizador se llena de las anguilas

Subject: THE FUGS on 7.415
From: (Charles Hawtrey)
Date: 3/26/04 11:33 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

(Diverd4777) crawled to the nearest keyboard and
summoned the courage to write:

[snip]

Dunno, "Coca Cola Douche" could sell nowadays...


Also the Janet Jackson tribute, "Do You Like Boobs a Lot."

Avery W3AVE

In article ,
(AComarow) writes:

Subject: THE FUGS on 7.415
From: (AComarow)
Date: 27 Mar 2004 15:26:59 GMT

Subject: THE FUGS on 7.415
From: (Charles Hawtrey)
Date: 3/26/04 11:33 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

(Diverd4777) crawled to the nearest keyboard and
summoned the courage to write:

[snip]

Dunno, "Coca Cola Douche" could sell nowadays...


Also the Janet Jackson tribute, "Do You Like Boobs a Lot."

Avery W3AVE


& the lyrics In " Doin' All Right"

" I Don't Wanna go to Viet Nam

I'll Stay right here & screw Yer Mom"...