Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: United States
Released: 1983
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk
[Tracklist]
A1 Billions of Brain Cells Ago: Left Field (02:47)
A2 Rags or Satin: The Belles of Hoboken (02:25)
A3 Another Rainy Thursday: Rich Nardin (03:09)
A4 Cold Pizza for Breakfast: Christine Lavin and Mark Dann (02:43)
A5 Without You I'd Have Never Known: Gary Robinson and Mark Dann (04:26)
A6 Nursery Rhyme: Dixon Enamel the Camel (05:01)
B1 Johnny Macaroon: David Massengill (03:13)
B2 Freshmen: Willie Nininger, Annie Nininger, Jack Hardy, Mark Dann, and Jeff Hardy (03:04)
B3 Goin'Down at Old Long Beach: Sherwood Ross and Mark Dann (02:50)
B4 Post Orifice: Hollywood Dick Doll Revue (03:15)
B5 It Was One of Those Mornings: Sheldon Biber (02:26)
B6 Herpes: Bob McGrath, Grant Orenstein, and Matt Kendricks (04:25)
[Credits]
Producer: Hardy Hardy, Recorder & Field Worker: Mark Dann
[Notes]
Fast Folk Musical Magazine continued its second year of publication with a collection of another dozen songs. Recorded live and subtitled "Humor in Song," this collection demonstrates that folk songs need not be dark and melancholy. Headlining the performances are Christine Lavin's ode to the virtues of "Cold Pizza for Breakfast"; The Belles of Hoboken's lament of urban living, "Rags or Satin"; and David Nininger's song of high school angst, "Freshmen." The a cappella performance of "Johnny Macaroon" by David Massengill, Bob McGrath's cautionary tale of "Herpes," and Sheldon Biber's poem "It Was One of Those Mornings" are also featured. A copy of The CooP is included with the collection.
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