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William S. Burroughs in "The Mortal Micronotz Tribute!" (1986)

Lawrence, Kansas, US: Iconoclastic Pop Records (CD, compilation), 1986. 5" x 5.625" x 0.375", single CD, thirteen tracks, "Iconoclastic Pop 002". The Mortal Micronotz Tribute! , a CD compilation of covers of works by The Mortal Micronotz, released by Iconoclastic Pop Records (Lawrence, Kansas, US) in 1986. Produced by E. J. Rose and James Grauerholz. Design and illustration by Bob Deck. Logo by Jetson Spooner. Photos by Brock Ginther, Truck Stop Love, Philip Heying, and Bill Rich (who promoted The Micronotz). Liner notes essay by Cotten Seiler. This was also released as an LP. Track six on this CD is "Old Lady Sloan", with music performed by The Eudoras and sung by William S. Burroughs. Burroughs also appears on the back cover playing an instrument in a photo by Brock Ginther. As an added note, James Grauerholz, Burroughs' former business manager and current estate executor, performs on track 13, "Day After Day". Schottlaender v4.E61. Tr...

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