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Following these two releases
‘I don’t know what you want but I can’t give it any more’ and ‘Single bilingual’
We worked with the band to finally get this one out there (and had LTJ’s own Roger Lima remaster it for vinyl)…it sports a killer gatefold jacket (wait till you see the inner spread) and a “grape” vinyl pressing
John Waters "It's In The Book / Proud New Father" COLOR:GOLD incinerating complacency and innovating outIt's In The Book", first released in time for Christmas, 2002, is John Waters' attempt to portray, in his words, Johnny Standley's "persnickety, droll, intellectually superior comic monologue," a part song, part exhortation on the subject of Little Bo Peep in the manner of a revivalist preacher. The original version of "It's In the Book" was a huge, surprise hit upon it's release in 1952, rising to #1 on the Billboard chart and selling over 1 million