Poster for Peace Illumination Walk by Fugs

New Rose. Audio CD. Plus live tracks. 16 tracks in all, 62 minutes 1 second. Brand new CD, all around. Version with Abraham Lincoln on the booklet cover

4 Men With Beards, 2007-08-03. Vinyl. Used:Good.

Vancouver, WA: Robert Dupree Writes Pictures, 1994. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Fine. Magazine. Standard size and format. Staple bound. First Printing. With color illustrated cover and black/white interior illustration.VERY FINE. All corners pointed. Binding tight and square. Without tears, creases, bumps or chips. With slight wear from handling. Not marked in any way and very clean and bright. All items carefully wrapped and sent boxed.

Wounded Bird Records, 2011-10-18. audioCD. New. 5x0x4. brand new in original shrinkwrap; because we care that your order arrives in the condition stated, we have additionally sealed the case in bubblewrap for added protection during shipment

New York: Reprise Records, 1970. First Edition. Record Album. Minor scratches. Very Good in paper protector and a Near Fine sleeve. A 33-1/3 r.p.m. 12-inch record RS 6396 featuring 10 songs, mostly written by Ed Sanders or Tuli Kupferberg.

New York: ESP Records 1028. Fine Vinyl Record/Fine Record Sleeve. 1966. 331/3 RPM LP Record. FINE VINYL RECORD IN FINE RECORD SLEEVE. Original 1966 Mono LP Record, ESP Records 1028, on heavy black vinyl, with black and white cover photographs, and liner notes by Allen Ginsberg. The second record released by the Lower East Side satirical folk/rock group, which featured Ed Sanders, Tuli Kupferberg and Ken Weaver. Original compositions include: Frenzy/I Want to Know/Skin Flowers/Group Grope/Coming Down/Dirty Old Man/Kill For Peace/Morning, Morning/Doin' All Right/Virgin Forest. A scarce collectible, rare in this condition. .

Berkeley: Undermine Press, 1967. 1st edition. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket (as issued). VG. 8vo, 60pp, stapled wrappers. The scarce 1967 rock and roll issue of this underground poetry magazine from Berkeley. Includes Charles Bukowski, Fugs lyrics and an essay on rock by Tuli Kupferberg, an early poem entitled The Grateful Dead by Ron Silliman, plus an ad for The Mojo Navigator R&R News and other period content. A bit of cover soil, no markings.

New York: New York Workshop in Nonviolence & The Resistance, 1968. Handbill. Leaflet, creased, minor handling wear else very good condition, 8.5x11 inches, signed by Krassner & Barry Melton (of Country Joe and the Fish).

San Francisco: Sexual Freedom League of San Francisco, 1965. Second printing. Paperback. Very Good +. Stapled paperbound quarto. At the top of the first page is the following statement: This edition of The Fug's Songbook is reprinted Oct., 1965 by Sexual Freedom League of San Francisco, Box 14007, SF, California". 28 leaves printed on rectos only. Front and rear cover paper is peach. A very handsome example of this scarce FUG's item. This book would go on to be reprinted several times out of Detroit in 1966 and beyond.

Woodstock, NY: N.p., 1994. Archive of material from the 1994 music festival, including three original collage-style maquettes for advertisements, a xerographically duplicated flyer, three xerographically duplicated illustrations (including a stylized logo for Fugs Records and a decorated photograph of The Peace Eye Bookstore with an annotation beneath reading "Birthplace of the Fugs"), a small newspaper advertisement, a seating chart, two press releases on Woodstock Guild letterhead regarding the shows, one xerographically duplicated photograph of band members Ed Sanders and Tuli Kupferberg, and one xerographically duplicated page of photographs used in "Fugs Flip," a small flipbook featuring a dancing Kupferberg. The Fugs were an experimental rock band formed by Ed Sanders, Tuli Kupferberg, and Ken Weaver in 1964. The group soon became figureheads of the New York underground, blending musical performances with characteristically satirical, lewd antiwar protests. After learning of promoters' plans… Read More