Rare R Crumb Covers 3 Volume Set WHAT NOW, PEOPLE? Nos. 1-3 Paredon P-2001,2,3

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  - Complete Three Volume Set - 

  WHAT NOW, PEOPLE? Numbers 1, 2, 3
(With R. Crumb Covers)

Record No. 1 with a few light scratches, the  others in overall very good condition - possibly unplayed but might have one or two light scuffs/scratches; jackets with minor shelf wear but otherwise fine.  Record No. 1 includes insert that has a a  little  staining.

Artists: Various ? Title: What Now, People? Vol. 1 Label:  Paredon ?– P-2001 Format: Vinyl, LP  Country: US Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Folk Year: 1976
Tracklist: –Bill Horwitz Multi-National Corporation Man 3:10 –Holly Near It Could Have Been Me 5:37 –The Covered Wagon Musicians Red Dawn 5:06 –Alfonso "Al" Ray Riate Play Your Guitars American Friends 1:45 –Oscar Brand A Very Nice Country 4:01 –The Human Condition (2) Inez Garcia 2:54 –Bernice Reagon* We've Come A Long Way To Be Together 3:45 –Pete Seeger How About You? 3:26 –The Redwing* The Allen-Bradley Clock 2:53 –Charlie King (4) Here's A Gift From Rocky 5:30 –Barbara Dane Ballad Of The Unknown Soldier 4:25 –Chris Iijima* Song To A Child 2:47
Notes Copyright 1976 Paredon Records The drawing on the cover (and elsewhere) is called Savannah Foomo from "Deep Meaning Comics" (Motor City 1 and Complete Crumb 5, p.125). Artist: Robert Crumb. No credit to this found in the album.
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Artists: Various ? Titler: What Now, People? Vol. 2 Label:  Paredon ?– P-2002 Format: Vinyl, LP  Country: US Released: 1977 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Folk
Tracklist A1 –Rick Ruskin Mr. Landlord 2:22 A2 –Charlie King (4) America, Where Did You Go? 3:50 A3 –Barbara Dane Lift Your Hand with the Indian 1:52 A4 –The American Indian Singers A.I.M. Song/ B.I.A. Song 3:50 A5 –Willie Sordill Talking U.F.W. Willie Sordill 4:48 A6 –Dee Werner Rosa Parks (No Sir, I Will Not Get Up) 2:20 A7 –Si Kahn Sunrise 3:07 B1 –Red Shadow Anything Good 2:25 B2 –The Fast Flying Vestibule I'm Glad I'm Prepared for the Recession 2:25 B3 –Amaury Pérez Siempre Con Puerto Rico 3:15 B4 –The Covered Wagon Musicians The Red Flag Canal 2:37 B5 –Pete Seeger If a Revolution Comes to My Country 2:15 B6 –Kristin Lems Women Walk More Determined 3:50 B7 –Dorie Ellzey The Ones Who've Gone Before Us 5:10 B8 –Chris Kando Iijima Fine Weather 3:30
Notes Copyright 1977 Paredon Records The drawing on the cover (and elsewhere) is called Savannah Foomo from "Deep Meaning Comics" (Motor City 1 and Complete Crumb 5, p.125). Artist: Robert Crumb. No credit to this found in the album.
Recorded in 1977 for the "What Now People" series that advocated song as political movement, the songs on this album spans a range of political subjects and issues facing African Americans, American Indians and women, as well as the Vietnam War and revolutions around the world (i.e. the question of Puerto Rico’s independence). The songs feature an array of "activist artists" and vary greatly in genre from folk, to blues to classic Rock and Roll. Each song includes a written preface in the liner notes explaining the political context of the song.
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Artists: Various ? Title: What Now, People? Vol. 3 Label: Paredon ?– P-2003 Format:  Vinyl, LP  Country:  US Released: 1977 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Folk
Tracklist A1 –Kristin Lems Ballad of the E.R.A. 4:09 A2 –Pete Seeger As the Sun 3:59 A3 –Dorie Ellzey Don't Shoot the Shadow 3:20 A4 –Si Kahn, Charlotte Brody Boxes of Bobbins / Time to Organize 3:53 A5 –Lucha (7) Sisters, Spring of Vietnam 3:31 A6 –Roger Bryant Going to Kentucky to Stop the Flow of Coal 3:00 A7 –Ruthie Gorton Free Palestine Now 2:32 B1 –Pat DeCou, Tex Lamountain No Nukes (Hangin' Tree) 3:09 B2 –Malvina Reynolds The Judge Said 2:44 B3 –Noël Hernandez Cinco Hermanos Presos (Five Jailed Comrades) 3:02 B4 –Kathy Kahn Ballad of Joe Coors 3:25 B5 –Red Shadow Gone, Gone, Gone 3:12 B6 –Cindy Mapes Buffalo Holler 2:20 B7 –Tim Patterson, Countrydiction Who's Crazy 4:52
Notes Copyright 1975 Paredon Records The drawing on the cover (and elsewhere) is called Savannah Foomo from "Deep Meaning Comics" (Motor City 1 and Complete Crumb 5, p.125). Artist: Robert Crumb. No credit to this found in the album.

creditseleased July 1, 1981 All music by Storm Bugs, sleeve design by Yann Farcy of L'invitation au Suicide.

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