The Drug King's Last Stand

This album is about a young boy named "Bobby Blue" who learns about the evils of drugs the hard way. It includes performances by Muhammad Ali, Frank Sinatra, President Jimmy Carter, and many others. An Arther B. Morrison Production "The Drug King's Last Stand" - Volume One Dedicated to MaryJo Woodmansee: "MaryJo - Please Go Back To School" Special Thanks to the inspiration of Johnny Cash and Pam Sharkus All rights reserved by St. John's Fruit And Vegetable Productions Grammy nominated back in 1978 for Best Recording for Children under the title name: Dope! The Dope King's Last Stand Dead wax message reads: "If You Love Animals Don't Eat Them" (Side A) - "Sunshine & Diane - Love Avocados (Side B) A sealed copy of this pressing would have a red sticker on the shrink-wrap that says: Angel Dust WANTED Dead Or Alive! Other pressings would have different stickers on them, that had different messages on them, such as "Collectors Album" or, "Grammy Nominee - Best Recording For Children" This version was issued in 1978 after the death of Senator Hubert Humphrey ("The Great Minnesotan" on this record), notes acknowledge his "terminal illness". Two 1977 pressings exist: [r=8872075] with a Plains, Georgia address and a photo of Jimmy Carter on the cover. - and - [r=5532853] with an illustrated cover listing the names and with caricatures of the cast. The mastering is said to be done by the parent label Keysor Century, but the actual mastering facility was in the full service operation [l602291].