Bob Booker & George Foster - The New First Family, 1968 - A Futuristic Fairy Tale flac album

The New First Family 1968 A Futuristic Fairy Tale Sealed 12 Record Verve V15054. Bob Booker And Earle Doud - The First Family, 1962 Comedy LP RECORD. Condition is Used, see pictures. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. The First Family Record Album Vinyl.

In 1966, The New First Family, 1968: A Futuristic Fairy Tale was issued, co-produced by Bob Booker and George Foster, and starring impressionist and comic Will Jordan as the newly elected President Cary Grant in this political fantasy. Two other noted impressionists also appeared on the album - John Byner and David Frye.

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Bob Booker is half of a comedy writing production team (with George Foster) whose accomplishments include a Grammy nomination in 1965 as well as a pair of political comedy sides, The First Family, a brazen and absurd satire of the John F. Kennedy presidency, as well as a follow-up volume. Booker and Foster also created a whole series of albums devoted to Jewish comedy, as in the sort of gags Jews create about themselves.

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The First Family series of comedy records ran 20 years and four albums, not including its imitators. The first one, released in 1962, had a short run as best selling album, racking up sales of . million. That's a lot of folks listening to wacky JFK impersonations on the hi-fi. The New First Family, 1968.