Ah! I was privileged to know The Firesign Theatre starting back in the late 1960s. Actually, I had met Peter Bergman and Phil Austin when they did "Radio Free Oz" comedy bits for a rock-and-roll station in Pasadena. Tiny Ossmann was adorable. I credit, first, Tom Lehrer, then Flanders and Swann, then The Firesign Theater for making me what I am today. My own touch with immortality is on their album "Dear Friends". Ossmann's infomercial as Don. G. O''vani, for "The Musical Heritage Surplus Record Club of Hong Kong" was recorded at The Ashgrove in Hollywood, New Year's Eve, 1970. My laughter can be clearly heard. A cultural landslide to fill your home entertainment center.

Thanks for the eternally great Firesign Theatre.

I had the entire album memorized. Is everything gonna be alright? Ha Ha, you bet. Oh blinding light, Oh light that blinds. I cannot see, look out for me.

America's answer to Monty Python.

Was born just the right time to catch them live, awesome show.

I had lunch w/Proctor and Bergman in the early 70's at Toronto's El Mocombo. This sure brings it back. Thanx

TRIVIA CHALLENGE: Who were the two women in the skit? Hint: Tiny Ossman on Tambourine, and AnnaLee Austin on Organ. Give up? Back to the Future!

It is from Martian Space Party.

Annabelle and Tweenie testify.

What can I say? The Firesign Theatre is as good as good gets.

Not the version I remember from the album...

What year?

@Westcoasttony no i meant the production

where is this from?

Mmmmm.

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