The New First Family, 1968 - A Futuristic Fairy Tale
Bob Booker, George Foster
- Genre
- Non-Music
- Label
- Verve Records
- Artist
- Bob Booker, George Foster
- Format
- lp
Why it matters
This satirical comedy album from Bob Booker and George Foster imagines a surreal, futuristic vision of the American presidency in the year 1996. Released on Verve Records, it serves as a distinct artifact of mid-1960s political humor, capturing the era's fascination with science fiction tropes and the rapidly changing landscape of the Cold War.
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