<center><font size=+2><b>Riot Squad</b> sleeve contents</font><br /><br><i><font size=-2>by John Wood</font></i></center><br /><br /><p>Rediscovered session performances, previously available only to collectors of musical mayhem, now astound a new generation of connoisseurs as the City Slicker Hits the Fan with twenty-two of his Sunday-Punch Transcriptions for Standard. Be warned to stand just within the shouting range of your loudspeakers as that improbable Spike Jones Organisation lets fly in the style that made the name. You'll hear Rudolph Valentino in his first speaking role impersonating Carl Grayson as <i>The Sheik of Araby</i>, mythical Hiccuphone incomparably played by mythical Willie Spicer, who bows outfor good in a heartfelt tribute to erstwhile dictator Adolf Hitler (executed<i>sans</i> Bronx Cheer but<br />mit eine Hoboken Fonk).<br />
<br>The Band That Plays For Fun benevolently advises World War Two <i>kamikaze</i> pilots that <i>You're a Sap, Mr. Jap</i>, and goes ape with his own special brand of voodoo <i>Down in Jungle Town</i>...<br />
<br>Four danceable ditties provide a pleasant interlude and spotlight the boys on their best behavior... The percussive sinuses of pianna-player Frank Leithner supply plenty of flak for the Dixieland Jazz Battle of <i>WaterLou</i> while <i>Never Hit Your Grandma With a Shovel</i> offers another action-packed chapter... The Slickers operate the Pop Corn concession for a re-creation of Coney Island in the 1920's, as Franz Liszt's blistered classic <i>Liebestraum</i> once again gets busted-nose treatment at thetempo that kills... For an encore, you'll hear Jimmy Stewart soundalike s-s-s-signing off the proceedings with St-St-St-Stella. 1943 And All That plus considerably more, in this jumbo-sized package of stark starring musical merchandise.<br /><br> <div align=right>John Wood</div><br /><br /><center>
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