The Harvard Lampoon Tabernacle Choir, Christopher Cerf, Gordie Main & The Maniacs, Harvard Lampoon - The Harvard Lampoon Tabernacle Choir Sings At Leningrad Stadium mp3

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Created circa 1961 by The Harvard Lampoon, America's oldest college humor magazine (founded 1876). Some later members of the Harvard Lampoon founded the National Lampoon in 1970.
"Vanitas" is the motto of the Harvard Lampoon, in reference to Harvard College's motto, "Veritas".
Recorded on the spot in Vibraphonic Stratophidelity-500 (front cover, top)
Songs Copyright 1958, 1961: Harvard Lampoon and C. B. Cerf (on label)

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• Label Code (Side 1): V-4401 - P.S.I. 865-A
• Label Code (Side 2): V-4401 - P.S.I. 865-B
• Matrix / Runout (Side 1): PSI 865 A
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2): PSI 865 B

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