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| − | Supergroup parody of real supergroup [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_Faith Blind Faith] from the ''Rolling Stone'' parody "Rock 'N' Rollin' Stone" feature of tween satire mag ''Crazy'' # | + | Supergroup parody of real supergroup [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_Faith Blind Faith] from the ''Rolling Stone'' parody "Rock 'N' Rollin' Stone" feature of tween satire mag ''Crazy'' #3 (March 1974). |
This supergroup is made of other parodies of specific musicians: | This supergroup is made of other parodies of specific musicians: | ||
| − | *Bob Dryllin (Bob Dylan) | + | * Bob Dryllin (Bob Dylan) |
| − | *Eric Clap (Eric Clapton) | + | * Eric Clap (Eric Clapton) |
| − | *John Lemon (John Lennon) | + | * John Lemon (John Lennon) |
| − | *Jimi Olsen, deceased (Jim Hendrix) | + | * Jimi Olsen, deceased (Jim Hendrix) |
| − | <blockquote> | + | <blockquote>Their act will consist of a repertoire of John Phillip Sousa marches played in laid-back country style while a young dwarf born on Zanzibar passes through the audience tossing spaghetti and faith-healing any spectators who have acne.</blockquote> |
| − | Their act will consist of a repertoire of John Phillip Sousa marches played in laid-back country style while a young dwarf born on Zanzibar passes through the audience tossing spaghetti and faith-healing any spectators who | ||
| − | have acne. | ||
| − | </blockquote> | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| − | *[[Runyan O'Leary]] | + | * [[Runyan O'Leary]] |
| − | *[[Death]] | + | * [[Death]] |
| − | *[[Flea & Tick]] | + | * [[Flea & Tick]] |
| − | *[[Crow]] | + | * [[Crow]] |
| − | *[[ | + | * [[Plague]] |
| − | *[[Alice Bowie]] | + | * [[Alice Bowie]] |
| − | *[[Paulette Goddard]] | + | * [[Paulette Goddard]] |
| − | *[[Freda Pain]] | + | * [[Freda Pain]] |
| − | ==External | + | ==External links== |
| − | *[https:// | + | * [https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Crazy_Magazine_Vol_1_3 ''Crazy'' #3] |
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:1974]] |
[[Category:Crazy]] | [[Category:Crazy]] | ||
[[Category:Country music]] | [[Category:Country music]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:40, 21 March 2025
Supergroup parody of real supergroup Blind Faith from the Rolling Stone parody "Rock 'N' Rollin' Stone" feature of tween satire mag Crazy #3 (March 1974).
This supergroup is made of other parodies of specific musicians:
- Bob Dryllin (Bob Dylan)
- Eric Clap (Eric Clapton)
- John Lemon (John Lennon)
- Jimi Olsen, deceased (Jim Hendrix)
Their act will consist of a repertoire of John Phillip Sousa marches played in laid-back country style while a young dwarf born on Zanzibar passes through the audience tossing spaghetti and faith-healing any spectators who have acne.
