Inspired by Susie, here's another "LP" we were listening to at about the same time as "Alice's Restaurant."

Heck, here's the whole album:

[Introduction, overture (Billy May), and narrator (the great Paul Frees*): "Stan Freberg modestly presents... "]

["1492, Madrid. The Queen of Spain grants an audience to an obscure Italian sailor... "]

["November, 1621. By now, the white man has arrived in great numbers... "]

"Say, that big luncheon under the trees? We'll ask in Indian! What a slogan! [breaks into song]

Take an Indian to lunch
This week
Show him we're a regular bunch
This week
Show him we're as liberal as can be...

["... a voice cries out in the wilderness, and a city is born... "]

["... on a hot July night in 1776, Benjamin Franklin was aroused from his work by the call of destiny... "]

["December 1776, on the banks of the Deleware... "]

["Yorktown, 1781. This was the climax... "]

NOTE * Unbelievably when you hear this, Frees also voiced Boris Badenov.