GET OFF - ANTI DRUG RECORD - RINGO BEATLES GRATEFUL DEAD ZAPPA VG++/VG+++ LP
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Feb 4, 2025
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FOR SALE IS AN ORIGINAL 1ST PRESS VINYL LP RECORD FOR GET OFF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PROGRESSIVE RADIO ANNOUNCERS FEATURING THE GRATEFUL DEAD, ALICE COOPER, FRANK ZAPPA AND THE BEATLES GREAT RINGO. THIS FEATURES ANTI-DRUG PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM SOME OF THE MOST NOTORIOUS DRUGGIES IN ROCK .
THE VINYL IS VG+/VG++ RANGE ONE SIDE AND VG+/VG++ RANGE THE OTHER.
THE COVER IS VG+
Various – Get Off
Label:
National Association Of Progressive Radio Announcers, Inc. – noneFormat:
Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Promo, StereoCountry:
USReleased:
1973Genre:
Non-MusicStyle:
Public Service Announcement, Education, Spoken Word, Medical A1 Batdorf & Rodney– Untitled 0:30 A2 Black Oak Arkansas– Untitled Banjo – Dirty (11) Voice – Jim Dandy 0:30 A3 Brewer & Shipley*– Untitled 0:30 A4 Harry Chapin– Untitled 1:00 A5 Chicago (2)– Untitled Voice – Bob Lamm* 1:00 A6 The Cisco Kid (2)– Untitled Voice – Duncan Renaldo 1:00 A7 The Cisco Kid (2)– Untitled Voice – Duncan Renaldo 0:30 A8 Judy Collins– Untitled 1:00 A9 Alice Cooper (2)– Untitled 0:30 A10 Papa John Creach– Untitled 0:30 A11 Jim Croce– Untitled 1:00 A12 Doobie Bros.*– Untitled Voice – Pat Simmons*, Tiran Porter 0:30 A13 Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show– Untitled 0:30 A14 Dr. John The Night Tripper*– Untitled 0:30 A15 Eagles– Untitled Voice – Glenn Frey 0:30 A16 Fanny (2)– Untitled Voice – Nickey Barclay 0:30 A17 Grand Funk*– Untitled Voice – Mark Farner 0:30 A18 Grand Funk*– Untitled Voice – Mark Farner 0:18 A19 Grateful Dead*– Untitled Voice – Bob Weir 0:30 A20 The Guess Who– Untitled Voice – Burton Cummings 0:30 A21 The Hollies– Untitled Voice – Bernie Calvert 0:30 A22 Elvin Jones– Untitled 0:30 B1 B.B. King– Untitled 1:00 B2 Al Kooper– Untitled 0:30 B3 Loggins & Messina*– Untitled 0:30 B4 Taj Mahal– Untitled 0:30 B5 Mahavishnu John McLaughlin*– Untitled 0:30 B6 Chip Monck– Untitled 0:30 B7 New Riders Of The Purple Sage– Untitled Voice – Spencer Dryden 0:30 B8 Phil Ochs– Untitled 1:00 B9 The O'Jays– Untitled 0:30 B10 Ringo*– Untitled 0:30 B11 Sha-na-na*– Untitled 1:00 B12 Corky Siegel– Untitled 0:30 B13 Jim Schwall– Untitled 0:30 B14 Shelly Plotkin– Untitled 0:30 B15 Ravi Shankar– Untitled 0:30 B16 The Staple Singers– Untitled 0:30 B17 Leonard Nimoy, Nichelle Nichols, William Shatner– Untitled 1:00 B18 Sylvester & The Hot Band*– Untitled 1:00 B19 Loudon Wainwright III– Untitled 0:30 B20 War– Untitled Voice – Lonnie Jordan 0:30 B21 Dionne Warwicke*– Untitled 0:30 B22 Tim Weisberg– Untitled 0:30 B23 Wolfman Jack– Untitled 0:30 B24 Stevie Wonder– Untitled 0:30 B25 Frank Zappa– Untitled 0:30- Produced For – National Association Of Progressive Radio Announcers, Inc.
- Pressed By – MCA Records, Inc.
- Pressed By – MCA Pressing Plant, Pinckneyville
- Lacquer Cut At – Sunset Sound Recorders
- Printed By – Ivy Hill Lithograph Corporation
- Recorded At – NBC-TV Studios, Burbank, California
- Recorded At – The Troubadour
- Recorded At – Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
- Recorded At – Beverly Hills Hotel
- Art Direction – Roland Young (3)
- Design – Chuck Beeson
- Engineer – Dave Sebella, Dick Burns, John Stronach, Lloyd Naify, Mike Kelly (12), Roger Latham, Roger Young, Rudy Hill (2)
- Lacquer Cut By – BR*
- Photography By [Back] – Tyler Thornton
- Photography By [Front] – Jim McCrary
- Photography By [Inside] – Chris Callas*
- Producer – Hilary Clay Hicks, Jerry Longden, Jim Ladd
A1 recorded at NAPRA's office.
A2 done on the road in America.
A3 dressing-room jam at NBC Burbank.
A4 recorded in a taxi.
A5 first to respond to the problem, many thanks.
A6+A7 rode in from Santa Barbara to save us.
A8 recorded live at the Troubadour.
A9 in the back seat of a limo en route to his L.A. concert.
A10 thanks, Pop.
A11 sunny Sunday hotel poolside helpful.
A12 listen to the words.
A13 recorded backstage before the soundcheck.
A14 the right place at the right time.
A15 at home in Laurel Canyon.
A16 glimpsed in a backroom.
A17+A18 recorded in Florida.
A19 from picturesque San Rafael.
A20 after the show, Los Angeles
A21 four o'clock tea with milk and sugar.
A22 done between shows, gift "to new generations. of musicians".
B1 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, backstage, graciously.
B2 behind the piano in Universal City, with love from New Orleans.
B3 damn nice to do it twice.
B4 big Taj, right the first time.
B5 purely and sincerely.
B6 on-the-job, behind-the-scenes.
B7 from where the drummer sits.
B8 in from South America, for a big circle of friends.
B9 hot off stage - get on board.
B10 Saturday, March 10, 1973, Beverly Hills Hotel, Room 396; "I want to do this," said Ringo.
B11 recorded in a dark alley; they beat us up.
B12+B13+B14 Siegel-Schwall Band recorded in Chicago, eturniply grapeful.
B15 a morning raga in ektal.
B16 family concerned.
B17 Star Trek. Aboard the starship Enterprise.
B18 special effort, special results.
B19 someone else's dressing room, techicolor, man...
B20 all day editing.
B21 this great lady wants you to know.
B22 excerpt from interview after recording session.
B23 ahhh-ooooooo! recorded in his den.
B24 soundtrack from NAPRA's t.v. spot.
B25 at Ike's. Big Mother is watching.
Mastered at Sunset Sound.
Gatefold sleeve. Not for sale.
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