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Dave Lippman will be performing at a benefit for WRFU |
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by dave berliner
Email: daveberliner (nospam) hotmail.com (unverified!) |
06 Oct 2004
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Tuesday, October 12th
8pm at the Channing-Murray Foundation
Southeast corner of West Oregon and Matthews Urbana |
 davelippman.mp3 (1969 k) |
Satirical songster Dave Lippman takes to the road in his second millennium of musical satire, with the world's only known singing CIA agent, George Shrub, in hot pursuit. Current victims of his parody and thrust include the faith-based missile shields, Global Warnings, Sweatshops, the Information Towaway Lane, Sport Futility Vehicles, and of course, Wal-Mart. Get ready for high-end pop rewrites and some very wise cracks.
Lippman's songs, released on numerous albums over the last 20 years, bear such bucolic and transcendent titles as "I Hate Walmart" "The Stocks They Are Exchangin'," "The Twelve Days of Bushmas," and "Battle Him in Public." His most recent CD, "I Hate Wal-Mart," released in 1998, receives airplay on anticommercial radio throughout the country.
Dave Lippman Bio:
http://www.davelippman.com/booking/bio.html
More info on Dave, along with audio and video downloads:
http://www.davelippman.com
Come out and join a night of hilariously rollicking and tuneful fun at the expense of the high and mighty!
Tuesday, October 12th
8pm
Channing-Murray Foundation
Southeast corner of West Oregon and Matthews in Urbana, Illinois
Tickets are on sale for a suggested donation of $5-20
at Record Swap, 110 South Race St, Urbana (open seven says week!)
or at the door or from Socialist Forum members
Profits from the show will go to build WRFU, a new community radio station that will begin broadcasting on 104.5FM by June 2005.
Cosponsored by Channing Murray Foundation, Socialist Forum, and WRFU |
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See also:
http://www.davelippman.com
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