Teddy & Darrel - These Are The Hits, You Silly Savage 1966

In 1966 Teddy & Darrel released an LP called   "These Are the Hits, You Silly Savages." And the super-stereotypical limp-voiced "Strangers In The Night" was the 45 from that album. The story I
heard on this one is that the album was an effort to track homosexuals. Here's the plan, yourelease an album, and track the sales of it to see see where those creatures live. The record label was owned by Mike Curb, the then future mega-successful record producer and future very conservative lieutenant governor of California.
The plan didn't work because record sales were just too spread out. I'd love for someone to dig
into this rumor and let me know if it's the real story.

Source: Queer Music Heritage blog

01 I'm Hungry

02 Wild Thing

03 Gary Ghoul Boy

04 Little Red Riding Hood

05 The Hollywood Agent

06 These Boots Are Made For Walking

07 Strangers In The Night

08 Say There

09 Hanky Panky

10 Hollywood Sings

11 They Took You Away, I'm Glad I'm Glad

12 Hold On, I'm Comin'

These Are The Hits 

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