19/03.24 Oh, What a Lovely War

This week, Dr Mouth highlights a forgotten anti-war concept album from 1971 entitled Oh, What a Lovely War by Colonel Bagshot. He played several tracks from the album along with some other anti-war favourites by The Monkees, Groundhogs, Frank Zappa, and more!

Plus all the usual stuff like updates on the cool upcoming gigs around town!

Mob Rules-Black Sabbath

Dumb All Over-Frank Zappa

Torture Chamber-Enchanters

Spidey vs the Vulture finale

1000 Cities Falling-The Sadies

World of Darkness-The Gruesomes

Six Day War-Colonel Bagshot

That’s What I’d Like to Know-Colonel Bagshot

Butcher’s Tale (Western Front 1914)-The Zombies Dr Strangelove radio ad

Headhunters-Colonel Bagshot

Zor & Zam-Monkees

Masters of War-Staple Singers

Private Sorrow-The Pretty Things

Unknown Solider-The Doors

Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner-Warren Zevon

Oh, What a Lovely War-Colonel Bagshot

1916-Motorhead

Stan Freberg anti-war radio ad

Lay it Down-Colonel Bagshot

Lord High Human Being-Colonel Bagshot

Return of the Angry Gentlemen-Reverb Syndicate

Not Grow Old-The Original Pairs

Long Shot-Lookout Tower

Code Red-Night Finger

Thank Christ for the Bomb-Groundhogs

I’ve Seen the Light-Colonel Bagshot

Suppose They Gave a War and No One Comes-West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band

Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody Came radio ad