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FLO & EDDIE & THE TURTLES
The History Of Flo & Eddie and The Turtles (3-LP - 1983) Rhino (RNTA 1998)  Looks Great! 3-LPs in a Single Cardboard Sleeve (Rhino Budgets, As They Are). NO BOOKLET!
PLEASE NOTE: I haven't had a turntable since last century, and I'm not a vinyl hound or "grader," so I have to sell this "as is." But I'll do my best to describe this accurately. Any issues, just contact me. I don't give PARTIAL refunds, only full. I'll make sure you're satisfied. Check my flawless feedback.
GREAT CONDITION! Vinyl has minor handling, but I only noticed one very small scratch. It may, or may not, affect play. One owner. Wasn't played much in the 80s (I had over 6,000 albums, so each got little table time). Hasn't been touched this century, until now. Nubbed and bent bottom right corner, promo cut corner top right. Pics are the actual item you're buying. 
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SIDE 1 The Westchester High School A Cappella Choir - The Westchester High School Alma Mater The Crossfires - Silver Bullet The Turtles - I Get Out Of Breath The Turtles - Outside Chance The Turtles - Grim Reaper Of Love The "Real" Don Steele - Battle Of The Bands Album Commercial The Turtle - Lady-O Turtle Hits Medley (Live)    It Ain't Me Babe    You Baby    She'd Rather Be With Me    Elenore
SIDE 2 The Turtles - Happy Together (Live) The Turtles - Goodbye Surprise The Turtles - Pepsi Ad (unlisted) The Turtles - There You Sit Lonely The Turtles - We Ain't Gonna Party No More Flo & Eddie - The Flo & Eddie Theme Flo & Eddie - Feel Older Now Flo & Eddie - Nikki Hoi Flo & Eddie - I've Been Born Again
SIDE 3 Flo & Eddie - Best Part Of Breaking Up Flo & Eddie - Another Pop Star's Life Flo & Eddie - Just Another Town Flo & Eddie - Afterglow Flo & Eddie - You're A Lady Flo & Eddie - Marmendy Mill
SIDE 4 Flo & Eddie - Illegal, Immoral And Fattening Flo & Eddie - Rebecca Flo & Eddie - Let Me Make Love To You Flo & Eddie - Mama, Open Up Flo & Eddie - Keep It Warm Flo & Eddie - Moving Targets
SIDE 5 "The Flo & Eddie Radio Show" Featuring: Flo & Eddie - Flo & Eddie By The Fireside (Radio Theme) Flo & Eddie - The Big Showdown Flo & Eddie - This Could Be The Day Flo & Eddie - Good Duck Medley #1 Mark Volman And Howard Kaylan with John Hoier - Shadow Dancing The Rhythm Butchers - The Butchers Are Back Mark Volman And Howard Kaylan - Strawberry Shortcake Theme Flo & Eddie - Mystic Martha Flo & Eddie - The Flo & Eddie Show
SIDE 6 "The Flo & Eddie Radio Show" Featuring: Flo & Eddie - Getaway (Back To L.A.) Flo & Eddie - Livin' In The Jungle Flo & Eddie - Youth In Asia The Move, Flo & Eddie - Interview Medley #2 Checkpoint Charlie - Show Me The Way To Go Ohm Flo & Eddie - Champagne The Turtles - Buzzsaw Flo & Eddie - Closing Theme
ALL MUSIC GUIDE - "This triple-LP package was one of the first career retrospectives (if not the first) of the Phlorescent Leech & Eddie, otherwise known as former Turtles and Mothers of Invention members Mark Volman (Flo) and Howard Kaylan (Eddie). Nearly two and a half hours of highlights from their expansive careers (well, at least up to the point of this release) are compiled on The History of Flo & Eddie & the Turtles (1983). Immediately establishing the pair's musical history together is their contribution to the Westchester High School's A Cappella Choir. In 1963 Volman was a first tenor and Kaylan a second tenor while under the direction of Robert Wood (after whom Flo & Eddie named their Mr. Woods Music publishing company) - they are heard with the rest of the 1963 choir singing the school's "Alma Mater." With fellow classmates Al Nichol and Chuck Portz, the duo formed the Crossfires - a local teen surf combo that racked up a few regional hits, including "Silver Bullet." Their sound evolved into folk-rock and they became known internationally as the Turtles. Rather than a cursory "best-of" from the band, there are fewer "hits" but more esoteric material presented - namely, "I Get Out of Breath," which was meant to have been the Turtles' third 45, but was ultimately shelved. It joins "We Ain't Gonna Party No More" from the odds-and-sods Wooden Head (1970). There are a few sonic time capsules by way of "The 'Real' Don Steel Battle of the Bands Album Commercial," a mid-'60s "Pepsi Cola Radio Commercial" sung by the Turtles, and a "'Turtle Soup Radio Commercial."
After their criminally brief stint with Frank Zappa and the early-'70s Mothers of Invention, Flo & Eddie were signed to Reprise Records for a pair of long-players. From The Phlorescent Leech & Eddie (1972) are "The Flo & Eddie Theme," "Feel Older Now," "Nikki Hoi," and "I've Been Born Again." The follow-up, simply titled Flo & Eddie (1974), yielded "Best Part of Breaking Up," "Another Pop Star's Life," "Just Another Town," "Afterglow," and "You're a Lady," as well as the expansive reminiscence of "Marmendy Mill." Excerpts from a German radio interview are spread among the highlights from Flo & Eddie's pair of mid-'70s platters for Columbia. Illegal, Immoral and Fattening (1975) is represented by the title track, "Rebecca," and "Let Me Make Love to You," while Moving Targets (1976) was home for the cuts "Mama, Open Up," "Keep It Warm," and the tune "Moving Targets." The remainder of The History of Flo & Eddie & the Turtles features bits from The Flo & Eddie Show - a syndicated radio program that grew from a fill-in gig they did at KROQ in Los Angeles before moving to KMET. These shows were guest-centric, and the luminaries who joined the dynamic duo on the air include Albert Brooks, Alice Cooper, Keith Moon, David Bowie, Marc Bolan, Mickey Finn, members of ELO, and Ringo Starr, all of whom are heard here. Enthusiasts may also want to add this anthology to their collections given the appearances of songs from the Murakami Wolf Productions adult animated film Dirty Duck. Among them are "This Could Be the Day," "(You're Nothing But A) Good Duck," and "Livin' in the Jungle." Their often overlooked work on the soundtrack to Howard Avedis' drama Texas Detour (1978) resulted in the tracks "The Big Showdown" and "Getaway (Back to L.A.)."."

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