This 1971 album features David Frye's signature Nixon impression, presented here in a rock opera format that satirizes the Nixon administration.
- The album was released on Buddah Records in October 1971.
- It features Frye performing all the roles, with musical accompaniment.
- The album was not a commercial success, but it remains a notable example of political satire in the album format of the era.
David Frye was a comedian and impressionist known for his political satire. He rose to fame in the late 1960s and early 1970s with his uncanny vocal imitations of prominent political figures. Richard Nixon Superstar was released during a period of intense political division in the United States, with Nixon's presidency dominating headlines.
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