Six years in the making, from all the way back to episode 291, here it is – the first vinyl comedy album from Dick Davy in six decades. In this episode I chat with everyone involved in the creation of the record, from discovering the acetates and the TV episode (discoverd by COV fan Marc Skobac), to digitizing and cleaning up the audio, to writing the 6,500-word liner notes and laying the whole thing out in a beautiful booklet. As a huge bonus, the cover art is by the fantastic Tony Millionaire.
You can get the first vinyl record I’ve ever produced here. I couldn’t be more proud.
Host: Jason Klamm
Guests: Dan Schlissel, Sharon Hoffman, Taylor Jessen, Ian Rans, and Marc Skobac
Producer: Mike Worden
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