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  • I remember hearing this on a local radio station as a kid and my strait-laced mother howling with laughter....thanks for the pleasant memory!

  • anyone have Cornelius Vanderbilt ?

  • FUNNY FUNNY FUNNY!!!

  • Better than Geo. Carlin's "Wonderful WINO" ---not by much, though. This still astounds people who haven't heard it before...

  • I have this album and "Hanging in There", and may still have the 45 of Hippie & the Redneck. If I don't have it, my sister does.

  • Great stuff.

  • First time I heard these guys was when I was a Lackland AFB, TX for my basic training in the Air Force in 1972. Their "Hippie and the Redneck" was being played constantly at the little BX we had tree blocks from my dorm.

  • sounds bad

  • Man i am old!

  • What a fantastic comedy team! Most amazing use of sound effects!!! Thanks so much for posting this.

  • Classic !!!!!! TIPPER GORE would have a coronary !

  • Thanks, that's it! Now at least I'll know what title I'm looking for.

  • Do you remember a single they did that was not comedy, but seemed to be about Watergate...until the end it turned out they were talking about the fall of Rome? Used to play it in '72 when I was a DJ, but don't remember the title.

  • I remember a narrative piece that got airplay in the early 70's titled "The Fate of the Mightiest Nation", which would probably be the track you are thinking of. But I had no idea that Hudson and Landry had anything to do with it. Jim Lange used to play it regularly on his morning show on KSFO in San Francisco. And Lange was a big "H and L" fan so good chance that was it. No clue how to find it now.

  • The first time I heard this I was screaming in laughter! I was laughing so hard I fell off my bed. Hilarious!

  • Get a freakin' life, Bogart

  • havent heard this in 30 years

  • havent heard this in about 30 years

  • Just Like it sounds

  • Grew up with these guys thanks to my folks. They were disc jockeys back in the 60's in S. California. They were pretty gutsy considering what era it was..Thanks for posting!

  • @seageek

    Yes I heard them on KGBS near Whittier.

  • @seageek ,

    Me too. I grew up in Santa Ana from 1964 - 71...I remember listening to them on the radio (great stuff , I have three of their old vinyls)...could've been your parents DJ ing....small world.

  • Do you have the prospector? I love that one. My dad has the album but I don't have a record player.

  • My dad has all the albums, too :)

  • love this one  does anybody have any more hudson and landry bits like AJAX Mortuary

  • One of my favorites I'm glad it's up for people to see.

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