This 1955 LP collects Oscar Brand's signature risqué folk songs, presented with a wink and a nod to collegiate sensibilities. It’s a testament to Brand’s ability to tackle taboo subjects with wit and a singalong spirit.
- The album was released on Audio Fidelity in 1955, a label known for its early work in stereo sound.
- The record features Brand's characteristic blend of humor and social commentary, delivered in his distinctive folk style.
- While controversial for its time, the album found an audience among those seeking more mature, less sanitized folk music.
Oscar Brand was a Canadian-American folk singer-songwriter and satirical recording artist, known for his topical songs and bawdy humor. In 1955, he released "Bawdy Songs Goes to College," a collection of risqué tunes that pushed the boundaries of mainstream music at the time.
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