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tubashaman wrote:I had a post earlier about it asking if its ever played and such

Id also like to play it

Rick Denney and I have ham radio tickets (I'm KB7AIL) so we can do the 'Morse Code' parts and Mary Ann (or The Elephant in a TubeNet thong) can do the 'Cheesecake' part.

Who should do the Walrus part?

This would be the opening act at Blokestock.

We *must* find that music.

I am the eggman, they are the eggmen, I am the walrus,
goo goo g'joob, goo goo goo g'joob, goo goo g'joob, goo goo goo g'joob, goo goo.

According to OCLC, these libraries possess hard copies:

New York Public Library - Research
New York Public Library Branch Library
Brooklyn Public Library
Indiana University
U of Kentucky
Northwestern
U of Georgia
Florida State
Stony Brook University
U of New Mexico
California State East Bay
U of Arizona
Arizona State
San Diego State

OCLC number: 7781135

Head on over to whichever is closest to you or hit up your university's ILL office--it can be found in that big building on campus where they keep all the books and stuff.

You're welcome.

Kyle

If you really want to find it, ask David Thompson of Thompson
Music Editions....probably have to google that. He has found me stuff I heard on the radio that no one else was able to, at reasonable cost.

MA, who volunteers for the cheesecake part if she doesn't have to wear a tubenet thong, but if Elephant does agree to wear a tubenet thong, then I volunteer him.

The Big Ben wrote:

tubashaman wrote:I had a post earlier about it asking if its ever played and such

Id also like to play it

Rick Denney and I have ham radio tickets (I'm KB7AIL) so we can do the 'Morse Code'

QTH EN91
73 OM es CUL


(That ought to confuse them!)

jhedrick wrote:

The Big Ben wrote:

tubashaman wrote:I had a post earlier about it asking if its ever played and such

Id also like to play it

Rick Denney and I have ham radio tickets (I'm KB7AIL) so we can do the 'Morse Code'

QTH EN91
73 OM es CUL

FB OM
QTH HR IS CN88
73 KB7AIL SK