![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9KU75nA3zl1tiSlQgJCP79WRnCKZrRqr46TsTvb6KKWWl9ZcYo47Ty1kFey22og2BrHTYhCdZobgT6uZF462aGDH_FTqGo5Oq5A1UlUkjySxdxgfENC0pugMfJMcRXAoV6gMJyAVAaeM/s320/cover-front.jpg)
One of many gay underground independently released lps from drag / burlesque performer Rae Bourbon. Quite risque for it's time (late 50s early 60s). Rae's story is epic in it's bizarreness tragedy and hype :) His book "Don't Call Me Madam" is an awesome read. This lp can be heard on archive.org but this vers is a 360kbps rip from my own vinyl. Not to eveyone's taste but as rae so eloquently put it "one man's meat is another man's cigar"
songs strip queen, parade queen, cocktail time, anne fanny bessie tessie and flo, old mrs richbit, three girls at a matinee, forty five, awkward age
ra
No comments:
Post a Comment