1961 BROTHER DAVE GARDNER AINT THAT WEIRD STEREO LPM 2335 87/100 RECORD
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Okay, This next item up for sale IS THE 1961 First pressing of Aint That Weird? By Brother Dave Gardner Cover 85/100 Record 87/100 LPM-2335. On Ain't That Weird? "Brother" Dave Gardner takes his act on the road, appropriately enough to the Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium in Fort Worth, TX. As keen-eared enthusiasts will note, Gardner has somewhat restructured his performance style. Dispensing with the vaudeville song and joke man persona, Gardner now focuses his unique stream-of-consciousness dialogue into some socially advanced topics for the early '60s, including drugs, ecology, vegetarianism, and Beatniks. As Gardner proudly affirmed on a previous long-player, "the onlyest (sic) difference 'tween me and those other preachers, dear hearts, is that I'm preachin' for it." To that end, the antidotes and yarns fly in the face of political correctness as well as the conventions of the time. Using his admittedly underprivileged and relatively uneducated beginnings as a milieu, Brother Dave Gardner is able to adorn serious issues within the context of humor in such an innocuous way that issues such as "raw vegetarianism" (aka veganism) or the concept of higher learning -- which involves, according to Gardener, the ability to "get high and learn" -- seem almost ludicrous enough to be sensible.