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05.21.2008, 07:10 AM

"An Open Letter To My Teenage Son"

MP3 audio, 1.75 Mb

Victor was a spokesman for the Libertarian party, and as this line portrait from the back of the album shows, he was one of the more attractive members of that party, as well.

Sort of a low-rent Victor Lundberg (if such a thing can exist), John Salisbury was a Portland, OR radio personality who put out his "messages for America" album in the mid-60s, after a book of his messages did well. He also includes a message to his children, but it runs more along the lines of "come to your mother and me if you have any problems," rather than Lundberg's "I have no son" rhetoric.

http://bad-music.empty-handed.com/ga...ive/000238.php

05.21.2008, 07:10 AM	#37
sarramkrop Posts: n/a	"An Open Letter To My Teenage Son" MP3 audio, 1.75 Mb Victor was a spokesman for the Libertarian party, and as this line portrait from the back of the album shows, he was one of the more attractive members of that party, as well. Sort of a low-rent Victor Lundberg (if such a thing can exist), John Salisbury was a Portland, OR radio personality who put out his "messages for America" album in the mid-60s, after a book of his messages did well. He also includes a message to his children, but it runs more along the lines of "come to your mother and me if you have any problems," rather than Lundberg's "I have no son" rhetoric. http://bad-music.empty-handed.com/ga...ive/000238.php
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